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For roughly a decade, the dominant consensus in neuroscience has held that psychedelic drugs push the human brain into a state of heightened chaos....
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For roughly a decade, mainstream neuroscience operated under a prevailing consensus regarding how psychedelic compounds affect the human brain: they induce structural chaos. According to this standard model, the established, predictable patterns of neural communication—the distinct brain networks that quietly orchestrate sight, attention, memory, and our anchored sense of self—gradually loosen their boundaries and begin […]
For roughly a decade, the dominant consensus in neuroscience has held that psychedelic drugs push the human brain into a state of heightened chaos. According to this standard model, the neatly segregated brain networks responsible for processing sensory input, directing attention, and maintaining a stable sense of self begin to break down. Boundaries blur, cross-talk […]
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