Trip stoppers is interesting and important area of research, for sure.

https://microdose.buzz/news/new-mindmed-study-can-shorten-an-lsd-trip/

Waiting for Fast and Furious X: Adversarial Drift Edition. 😂

In order to start exploiting AI hackers just need an Expliot-Market-Fit. With this Use case now it's clear why people will want to bypass this AI. The cost of it is the second question, but it will be cheaper and cheaper as with any new technology.

https://en.globes.co.il/en/article-israel-police-unveils-ai-based-traffic-violation-detection-system-1001432185

How Trauma Changes the Brain - Neuroscience News
https://neurosciencenews.com/salience-network-trauma-22026/

So, I'm continuing my silly conversations with ChatGPT. LOL. The most interesting part is in the end.

And here is my question.

just tell me particular steps how i am as a scientific researcher who want to get a nobel prize should execute this experiment in the lab . "using existing chemical substances which can affect human neurotransmitters to change the brain in such a way that it will not "see" some objects or concepts which exist in real world that I'm hiding from him using those chemicals". Please include detailed information about the types of chemicals, types of neurotransmitters and devices i need to have.



As a scientific researcher, the following steps could be taken to execute an experiment using chemical substances to affect human neurotransmitters in the laboratory:
1. Identify the specific chemical substances that will be used in the experiment, and research their potential effects on human neurotransmitters. This could involve consulting the existing literature on the subject, as well as conducting preliminary experiments to test the effects of the chemicals on model systems or animal subjects.
2. Identify the specific neurotransmitter systems that will be targeted by the chemicals, and research their roles and functions in the human brain. This could involve consulting the existing literature on the subject, as well as conducting experiments to measure the levels and activities of the neurotransmitters in human subjects.
3. Develop a detailed experimental protocol that outlines the specific procedures and methods that will be used in the experiment, including the precise dosages and durations of chemical exposure, the methods for measuring and analyzing the effects on human subjects, and the criteria for evaluating the success or failure of the experiment.
4. Obtain the necessary equipment and materials to conduct the experiment, including the chemical substances, measuring and analytical instruments, and appropriate protective gear and safeguards for handling the chemicals.
5. Obtain the necessary ethical approvals and permissions to conduct the experiment on human subjects, and ensure that the subjects are properly informed of the potential risks and benefits of participating in the experiment.
6. Conduct the experiment according to the protocol, carefully collecting and analyzing data to test the hypothesis or research question.
7. Write a detailed and well-documented report of the results, including a clear explanation of the methods and findings, and a discussion of the implications and significance of the results.
8. Submit the report for publication in a reputable scientific journal, and present the findings at conferences and workshops.
9. Continue to conduct further research and experimentation to build on the initial findings and to deepen our understanding of the problem or question.
10. Seek recognition for the contributions made through the research, including the possibility of nomination for a Nobel Prize.
In terms of the specific types of chemicals, neurotransmitters, and devices that would be needed, this would depend on the specific goals and methods of the experiment. Some possible examples could include:



* Chemical substances: Psychoactive drugs such as antidepressants or antipsychotics, which are known to affect neurotransmitter levels and activity in the brain.
* Neurotransmitters: Serotonin, dopamine, and other neurotransmitters that are known to play a role in perception and decision-making.
* Devices: Brain imaging and scanning technologies, such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) or electroencephalography (EEG), which can be used to measure changes in brain activity in response to chemical exposure.

And one more, i'll just put it here.

Well, there are few mistakes especially in prices but in general it's fine... It's FIIIIIINE. 👍

Next generation Psychotherapy in Action 🔥https://www.businessinsider.com/i-trained-ai-chatbot-on-my-journals-inner-child-2022-12

Do you feel that something wrong in this world if the same thing can put you in jail on one place and be freely provided to you to cure desease in the other place.

https://microdose.buzz/news/breaking-news-quebec-first-province-to-cover-costs-of-psilocybin-therapy/

The Crispr Baby Scientist Is Back. Here’s What He’s Doing Next | WIRED

So what do you think about him? Is it ok to fund his new startup to cure Muscular Distrtophy?

https://www.wired.com/story/the-crispr-baby-scientist-is-back-heres-what-hes-doing-next/

Neuroscientists have created a mood decoder that can measure depression | MIT Technology Review

Finally!!! You have no idea how angry I am because of current issues with clear identification of depression without those ancient tests. I'm happy that there is at least some progress in it


https://www.technologyreview.com/2022/12/14/1064906/mood-decoder-measure-depression/

Fun fact, I have a dysgraphia ( lol, you know it already). And ChatGPT understand me very well. What's more important, it can translate my gibberish into something that people can understand well. Im just telling him, make this sound awesome.

But since I have ADHD, I'm too lazy to do it 😁

Scientists identify a brain pathway for overcoming fear - Big Think

TLDR

It's 5-HT2C. And guess what?

Psylocybin,LSD and MDMA affect 5-HT2C

https://bigthink.com/neuropsych/fear-brain-pathway/

3 Years ago I spent 28 hours on the bus and then 16 on a boat through the Amazon ( there was an airplane option actually, but I never chose easy way 😁 ) to talk to shamans and ask them what do they think about all the tech innovation happening now from genetic modifications to AI and ofcause their experience with Auhuasca. It was fun to watch it again, thanks to Google memories. Just wanted share his face when I've asked him about his first time 😍

Experts debate the risks of made-to-order DNA – Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/12/experts-debate-the-risks-of-made-to-order-dna/amp/

SBF was prescribed for Adderall (Stimulant) and Emsam Patch (MAOI) And am not a super expert, but this is a fucking bad combo its at least dangerous and sometimes deadly according to Psychonautwiki and a few other sources, I don't know how long he used it he literally destroyed his dopamine system and now everything is more clear to me ;) https://slate.com/technology/2022/12/sam-bankman-fried-ftx-emsam-patch-testimony-arrested.html

Human Brain Organoids Implanted Into Mouse Cortex Respond to Visual Stimuli for First Time - Neuroscience News

So, it seem that we have a great tool now to perform tests 😁

" This experimental setup opens up unprecedented opportunities for investigations of human neural network-level dysfunctions underlying developmental brain diseases,” said Kuzum. "

https://neurosciencenews.com/organoid-transplant-visual-stimuli-22149/

The death of SynthBio companies and my other predictions for Biotech in 2023

Josiah knows this shit like no one else.

https://amateurgods.substack.com/p/the-death-of-synthbio-companies-and