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Superbowl Sunday at Stanford’s Experimental Therapeutics Hub 1) Making our hands twitch: A demo of SAINT – the rapid TMS protocol, personalized by prior fMRI analysis, making it much more rapid and efficacious than previous generations of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). They are FDA-approved and seeing 90% remission rates from treatment-resistant depression after an average of 2.6 days of treatment. More: 2) The brain scan on the screen guides the focal point of the magnetically induced activation, and the three retroreflectors on forehead and instrument provide registration, like the virtual filming rig we saw on the Avatar set: 3) “Ultrasonic Ketamine Uncaging for Non-Opioid Therapy of Chronic Pain” — the next study. They have used focused Ultrasound (tFUS) to unlock an engineered molecular cage carrying a small-molecule drug so that the drug is only released in a precise region of the brain (to millimeter-scale). This can verify the mechanism of action in that particular brain region while avoiding systemic exposure and its side effects. They have shown this to work in animal models, delivering higher doses than systemic ketamine administration, and just to the targeted brain region. 4) Self-Hypnosis: We are most hypnotizable at the age of 6-10 years old (a developmental critical period). As adults, about 20% of us are highly hypnotizable and 20% are resistant. We had a similar distribution in Dr. Spiegal’s impromptu test of our crew (the outdoor photo). While we have genetic markers for hypnotizability, there are few correlates with other measurable traits — other than the subjective ability to be imaginative and disassociate from distraction. Hypnosis therapy has been effective for many disorders from anxiety to addiction (e.g., 20% cessation of smoking). You can take the 3-minute self-test here: They have shown that they can increase responsiveness to hypnosis treatments with the SAINT TMS. And I suspect the same will be found in an upcoming study of psilocybin, given its potential to reopen critical periods (ref. Gül Dölen’s work:

Steve Jurvetson

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The full story of NASA's Apollo 1 and Gus Grissom, the man who was originally planned to be the first human to "walk on the moon" In short, Grissom and the Apollo 1 crew were not getting with the program NASA had planned... They—especially Grissom—were highly critical of NASA and the Space Program, constantly pushing concerns up the chain of command, warning about major equipment failures, safety issues, and overall exposing that there was zero chance the rocket & Lunar Lander NASA was building would be able to fly through space and land on the moon. But nothing was ever fixed because NASA already knew they weren't actually going to the moon...the astronauts had yet to be told the mission was going to be staged. Frustrated, Gus held an unauthorized press conference exposing the shortcomings and failures of the Apollo Program. You can imagine how Pentagon generals reacted seeing their top astronaut tell the entire world-their rocket was a lemon (worthless) 🍋 Five days later, Gus and his crew were burned alive during a so-called "test"... Crazy enough, in 1967 alone, seven astronauts died in a series of "coincidental" & tragic accidents. In fact, another death from Apollo 1 was Thomas Baron, a safety inspector during its construction. After the fire, he testified before Congress that the Apollo program was in such disarray the US would never make it to the moon. And he said those statements made him a target. Baron had submitted a 500-page report on his findings and was on the verge of shutting down the entire program. But just a week later, his car was struck by a train, killing him, his wife, and stepdaughter instantly. The Grissom family had fought tirelessly trying to get answers on his death, and to this day they believe it was no accident, but an intentional hit to silence him before he could expose the NASA "space travel" fraud to the world. It doesn't take a genius to realize these men didn't die in the name of "technological advancement" like we were sold. They were silenced to stop a truth powerful enough to awaken humanity from its hypnosis. h/t Electric

₿en Wehrman

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I was literally just thinking about how when I was in Rome experiencing severe Delirium tremens (DTs) and none of the doctors believed me One of the most terrifying and humbling experiences of my life I had drank 1 gallon of vodka per day for 3 days straight with only two meals the entire time. By the time I got to the emergency room my hands were shaking uncontrollably for 16+ hours and I was crying from the pits of my soul for just as long. I was unable to write my name on a piece of paper, put on my shoes or walk in a straight line because my entire body wouldn’t stop shaking And then having a severe episode of hallucinations and extreme confusion and then a seizure where my body started convulsing uncontrollably while gripped with the hospital bed with all my strength so the doctor could get the IV in. She saw the life beginning to leave my eyes in that moment and only then the doctors started taking me seriously Before that they thought I was faking it because I wasn’t able to write my details on the hospital admission form due to shaking. So it was just 16 hours of shaking and asking for help then being deeply humiliated and turned away. Talk about learning to humble yourself lol. Btw that shouldn’t have been physically possible. I literally shouldn’t have been able to get delirium tremors after only drinking alcohol for 3-4 days straight with no previous tolerance It’s just unheard of. Before that I had only had alcohol twice in the previous 6 months. It’s supposed to take years of heavy drinking to develop a physical alcohol dependence and corresponding withdrawal. But also idk if anyone ever drank 1 gallon of hard liquor 3 days straight and lived to tell the tale. But life had greater plans for me that day and wanted to teach me a lesson I’d never forget. Well I didn’t. I really couldn’t be more grateful right now ❤️ Life is so god damn beautiful I learn to love it more with each passing day And now I get to give my life helping others through their problems and helping them raise their consciousness each and every day. It’s an honor. From in a hospital in Rome to giving a hypnosis demonstration in front of an audience a couple months later Here’s some pics of that time + a video from a recent seminar I was speaking at.

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