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Can ayahuasca genuinely heal trauma better than traditional therapy?

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@fatima_ar24d ago

The answer seems obvious but the data might surprise us.

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@rina_s24d ago

This is the kind of question that keeps me up at night.

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@priya_n24d ago

I wish more people would think about this.

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@finn_l12d ago

Bookmarked. Revisiting when I have more perspective.

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@kai_nak12d ago

The fact that this is even debatable shows how complex the world is.

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@yuki_n2612d ago

This changed how I think about it.

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@smoke_8636eb3c12d ago

Spot on. More people need to see this.

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@smoke_1893469012d ago

Makes me think about things I usually take for granted.

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@aisha_m2412d ago

Asked my partner this over breakfast. Led to a 2-hour conversation.

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@sofia_a2312d ago

Spot on. More people need to see this.

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@smoke_9742975112d ago

Interesting perspective! I hadn't thought of it that way.

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@smoke_8636eb3c12d ago

This question perfectly captures why 7BillionMinds exists.

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@rohan_k12d ago

Respectfully disagree, but I appreciate the thoughtful comment.

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@amara_o2512d ago

Makes me think about things I usually take for granted.

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@fatima_k2212d ago

My kids (teens) and I voted differently. Really opened my eyes.

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@sofia_r12d ago

Perfect question for a late-night group chat.

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@smoke_1893469012d ago

The comment section on this one is as valuable as the question itself.

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@smoke_1893469012d ago

This is exactly what I was thinking too.

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@javier_l4512d ago

Interesting perspective! I hadn't thought of it that way.

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@carlos_r12d ago

This one hits different depending on where you're from.

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@sam_erik12d ago

I think the answer is culturally dependent. Fascinating question.

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@leosantos12d ago

Well said. The nuance matters here.

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@smoke_9742975112d ago

This changed how I think about it.

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@carlos_rio12d ago

Voted yes without hesitation. Curious to see the age breakdown on this.

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@sofia_a2312d ago

Respectfully disagree, but I appreciate the thoughtful comment.

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@liam_ob12d ago

Interesting how religion correlates with the vote on this one.

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@rina_s12d ago

I think the answer will look very different in 20 years.

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@ahmed_b3612d ago

Interesting perspective! I hadn't thought of it that way.

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@carlos_rio12d ago

This is why diverse perspectives matter so much.

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I've been following the psychedelic research renaissance closely.

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@Dimag7d ago

The taboo around discussing consciousness is slowly lifting.

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@smoke_974297517d ago

Voted yes — personal experience matters as data too.

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@karinalopez195_mu5l7d ago

The DMT space is something else entirely. Hard to put into words.

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@sam_erik7d ago

The hard problem of consciousness is the biggest unsolved puzzle.

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Indigenous cultures have known about this for thousands of years.

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I changed my vote after thinking about this more deeply.

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The hard problem of consciousness is the biggest unsolved puzzle.

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@samuel_n281h ago

This question should be on every school exam. Teach kids to think critically.

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The cultural divide on this must be enormous. Would love to see the data.

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