I find flaws on both "sides" FWIW.
I do think Martin makes some interesting points that bring pause for reflection. I would encourage anyone who is interested in this topic to assess the full breadth of information currently available and form their own opinion based on where things are currently at. I believe there is still much to be revealed and do not believe the Usona report to be final word by any means.
I also remain skeptical as to the interest of Usona and Promega who are both for profit companies with interests in novel tryptamines.
One question that was raised in the podcast that I find to be particularly interesting is
Why is it that no one has attempted to work collaboratively with the Church in regards to research or study?
I do think Martin makes some interesting points that bring pause for reflection. I would encourage anyone who is interested in this topic to assess the full breadth of information currently available and form their own opinion based on where things are currently at. I believe there is still much to be revealed and do not believe the Usona report to be final word by any means.
I also remain skeptical as to the interest of Usona and Promega who are both for profit companies with interests in novel tryptamines.
One question that was raised in the podcast that I find to be particularly interesting is
Why is it that no one has attempted to work collaboratively with the Church in regards to research or study?