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Facing Uncertainty in Cancer Diagnosis
3:16:21 - 3:23:35 (07:14)
The search for the next therapy could be toxic when facing uncertainty in cancer diagnosis. Celebrating the preciousness of human life and awareness as theories for complete cure remains on a tight rope.
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The speaker discusses the toxicity of grasping for the next therapy and the importance of being transparent and honest with oneself and with others in regards to cancer diagnoses.
3:16:21 - 3:19:39 (03:18)
Summary
The speaker discusses the toxicity of grasping for the next therapy and the importance of being transparent and honest with oneself and with others in regards to cancer diagnoses.
ChapterFacing Uncertainty in Cancer Diagnosis
Episode#641: Roland Griffiths, PhD — Life’s Ultimate Glide Path, An Unexpected Stage IV Diagnosis, Facing Death, How Meditation and Psychedelics Can Help, and The Art of Living a Life of Gratitude
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Roland reflects on his personal experience and the preciousness of human awareness, emphasizing the importance of human flourishing and living life to the fullest.
3:19:39 - 3:22:20 (02:41)
Summary
Roland reflects on his personal experience and the preciousness of human awareness, emphasizing the importance of human flourishing and living life to the fullest.
ChapterFacing Uncertainty in Cancer Diagnosis
Episode#641: Roland Griffiths, PhD — Life’s Ultimate Glide Path, An Unexpected Stage IV Diagnosis, Facing Death, How Meditation and Psychedelics Can Help, and The Art of Living a Life of Gratitude
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Donors are encouraged to support the establishment of a world-class psychedelic research program by visiting Griffithsfund.org and making a pledge, with a current total of around $14 million, and $6 million left to meet the full research program goal of $20 million.
3:22:20 - 3:23:35 (01:14)
Summary
Donors are encouraged to support the establishment of a world-class psychedelic research program by visiting Griffithsfund.org and making a pledge, with a current total of around $14 million, and $6 million left to meet the full research program goal of $20 million.