An independent, podcast-fuelled newsletter devoted to dismantling weaponized "consensus" in science, culture & politics. Frequent topics: mental health, wellness, nutrition, & cultural evolution.
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Psychedelics Could Remain Schedule I Drugs Even if FDA Approved as Medicines
By Matthew W. Johnson, Ph.D., and Rav Arora
One of the noteworthy achievements of this federal administration is finally breaking the taboo on psychedelics and starting to adjust policy to line up with the scientific evidence. In April, th...
Beware the Bifurcated Schedule for Psychedelics
By Matthew W. Johnson, Ph.D. and Rav Arora
The federal government has made significant strides in the advancement of psychedelics. In April, the President signed an Executive Order accelerating research and approval of psychedelic therapie...
Dating App Hinge DEMANDED Apology From Pro-Marriage Site To Be Acquired
In this new clip, Keeper founder Jake Kozloski shares how Hinge almost acquired his site but took issue with their pro-marriage stance.
I was astounded by this story — it shows you how far away we have come in society from healthy, monogam...
Can AI Actually Find Your Soulmate? | Dating App Founder Jake Kozloski
Jake Kozloski, founder and CEO of Keeper (a new AI marriage site), joins me to explain why he believes modern dating apps are structurally broken—and how AI could radically change the way people find long-term partners. We discuss Hinge’s a...
EARLY ACCESS: New AI Dating App That Actually Works? (Hinge Tried To Buy Them Out But HATED Their Pro-Marriage Stance)
Fascinating new 3+ hour episode on the intersection of technology, psychology, and marriage.
In this episode, Jake Kozlowski, CEO of Keeper AI, discusses how their platform is revolutionizing the dating landscape by focusing on high-intent...
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Independent journalist. 25. Focus: Big Pharma, political corruption, health and wellness. Seen in podcasts with Jordan Peterson, Dave Smith, Bret Weinstein. "Young kid journalist who's really good" - Joe Rogan.
Matthew W. Johnson, PhD, conducts psychedelic science at Sheppard Pratt. From 2004-2024 he led research at Johns Hopkins on psychedelics & tobacco addiction, cancer, depression & safety. Interviewed by Lex Fridman, Huberman, Big Think & 60 Minutes.
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