I feel this, but I try to stick to a personal rule: new work I typically "spike" with claude to get it to draw a map, and then I do the final implementation by hand, exactly as I want it. Some of the sparkle of the craft is certainly gone. BUT... it is also satisfying to get things done that I would never touch otherwise.

To be clear, these computer programs are not a human brain. And a human brain playing back a Sanskrit text is just a human brain playing back a Sanskrit text; it's not a magical spell that suddenly lifts one into nirvana, or transforms you into a Buddha. There's a bit of a gap in understanding here.

You don't understand the potential of MDMA. Used in the right way, it is not a party drug.

I've seen, more than once, a single dose solve intractable problems. When I say this I mean: I've seen medical miracles first hand. Its real, and should absolutely not be grouped together with big pharma or anything else, where profit ultimately drives outcomes, not healing the patient. (There's very little profit incentive here due to its effectiveness.)

This will certainly be the case, and the promise of this tech. Thanks for taking on this space.

This thing is rad.

So many props on the Series D fundraise. Well deserved. (Best company ever.)