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As seen in: Medium, OneZero, The New York Times, The Startup, Financial Times, The Guardian, PLOS ONE, Fully Alive by Elizabeth Oldfield, Substack, The Rubesletter by Matt Ruby (of Vooza) and
Director of Challenging Psychedelic Experiences Project, editor Ecstatic Integration.
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Pill Shaming Isn't Very Psychedelic

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By Jules Evans, Shayam Suseelan
| DoubleBlind Verified
Your weekly dose of psychedelic insights and news Psychedelic Exceptionalism Harms People Who Take Antidepressants Shaming people who take antidepressants like SSRIs is just another example of psychedelic exceptionalism, a sentiment that's all too common within the culture.
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Psychedelics and the Trauma Industrial Complex Original

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By Jules Evans
| ecstaticintegration.org
A new book published today by Darren McGarvey, called The Trauma Industrial Complex(great title), casts a critical eye on the overwhelming dominance of ‘trauma-speak’ in modern western culture.
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Monday brunch: when intentional communities go White supremacist

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By Jules Evans
| ecstaticintegration.org
I’m going to talk about the overlap between intentional communities and white supremacist groups. This is a controversial topic, so I want to say up front what barely needs saying - the vast majority of intentional communities are not white supremacist! And the fact that 0.01% of them are should not be taken to tar the vast and diverse intentional community ecosystem. Intentional communities are communal experiments in living where people come together around a shared set of values.
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