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Born or made? A forensic psychologist walks you through what the research says.
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What psychedelics do to consciousness, from DMT to near-death experiences.
Educational talk. Not medical or legal advice.
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Why we think, feel and act the way we do, explained by a social psychologist.
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How ordinary people get pulled in, and the tactics cult leaders used to keep them.
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Declassified files, pilot sightings and what governments have actually admitted.
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Serial KillersLondonCognitive psychologist.
Studies the psychology of serial killers and the evolutionary roots of extreme behaviour. His research has turned up some unexpected findings.
PsychedelicsLondonProfessor of Exceptional Experience, University of Greenwich.
Leads the Psychedelic and Exceptional Experience Lab (PEEL). Senior researcher via Trinity College, Cambridge.
Serial KillersChicagoAssociate Professor of Forensic Psychology, The Chicago School.
Created the Cinematic Serial Killers Research Project and teaches Profiling Serial Killers by Type, Motives, Methods & Victims.
PsychologyLondonProfessor of Social Psychology, Anglia Ruskin University.
Top 2% of the most-cited scientists in the world. 300+ papers and author of Attraction Explained.
PsychedelicsChicagoClinical psychologist. Co-founder, Sana Healing Collective.
Harm reduction specialist. Trained in MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD with MAPS. Co-founded a psychedelic therapy nonprofit in Chicago.
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Tom, 29“I wish it were longer. It was such a good topic.”
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60 minutes, including the talk and the Q&A.
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Some topics touch on sensitive subjects like violence. They're always discussed in a factual, evidence-led way, with no sensationalism. Every topic is handled professionally by an expert.
No. Talks on mental health, drugs or similar topics are presented from an expert, educational point of view. They're for information only, don't replace medical advice and don't encourage anyone to do anything.
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