talk.

But it's different.

Yeah, and I think you're spot on.

We had talked about it earlier, but oftentimes what we can experience in these journeys is a... connection with something greater and at the same time, a loss of ego.

So you might you might forget who you are and you're connected to something greater.

And it creates a oneness, a feeling of oneness, a feeling that there's no separation between me and everyone else in the world and every other living being.

And all we are is just a ball of energy that's best described as love.

So

Yeah.

Yeah.

And when we think about the amount of learning that early childhood has, the impact that life has on an early child and develops them as a human, it's because they're super neuroplastic.

They have a ton of neuroplasticity.

And it's not until they're about three years old where their brains start to look more like, you know, regular human adult brains.

And so I think of that newborn to three year old phase is kind of like what's going on in a psychedelic trip.

But that might happen over, you know, three hours, four hours instead of three years for a for a child.

recognizing this is like such an unfair sort of bar to have to get over what do we know specifically sort of what what it's doing and the flip side of that is like what what are the big risks to taking we're sticking with psilocybin here because i don't think you can talk about all of them together