neometheus
Rising Star
Hey all, Long-time lurker, occasional tripper, neurology resident working on neuroscience and longevity tech.
I spend my days treating brains and trying to push human hardware past its factory settings, and my nights (or the rare quiet weekend) exploring the software side with the old teachers: 5-MeO, psilocybin, ayahuasca, and whatever else the plants feel like serving.
I’m here because I’m convinced the deepest insights into consciousness aren’t coming from electrodes and genetics alone; some of the cleanest data I’ve ever gotten on the nature of self, recursion, and qualia arrived at 3 a.m. staring at my ceiling on a heroic dose.
I’m equally fascinated by the math of mind, the ethics of intervening in biology, and the raw experiential truth that keeps smashing my materialist priors.
Accelerationist by temperament, mystic by direct experience.
Think “e/acc + Terrence McKenna had a love child who went to med school.
Happy to talk trip reports, integration protocols, the phenomenology of ego dissolution, or why I think the Hard Problem gets a lot easier once you’ve personally watched the observer compile and decompile in real time.
Remaining anonymous for obvious professional reasons, but always down to geek out.
See you in the void (or the thread).
I spend my days treating brains and trying to push human hardware past its factory settings, and my nights (or the rare quiet weekend) exploring the software side with the old teachers: 5-MeO, psilocybin, ayahuasca, and whatever else the plants feel like serving.
I’m here because I’m convinced the deepest insights into consciousness aren’t coming from electrodes and genetics alone; some of the cleanest data I’ve ever gotten on the nature of self, recursion, and qualia arrived at 3 a.m. staring at my ceiling on a heroic dose.
I’m equally fascinated by the math of mind, the ethics of intervening in biology, and the raw experiential truth that keeps smashing my materialist priors.
Accelerationist by temperament, mystic by direct experience.
Think “e/acc + Terrence McKenna had a love child who went to med school.
Happy to talk trip reports, integration protocols, the phenomenology of ego dissolution, or why I think the Hard Problem gets a lot easier once you’ve personally watched the observer compile and decompile in real time.
Remaining anonymous for obvious professional reasons, but always down to geek out.
See you in the void (or the thread).
