Extinction Rebellion and Psychedelics

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The exploration of psychedelics reveals their impact on brain function, particularly in relation to adult onset cerebellar cognitive affective disorder. This condition fosters an anti-authoritarian and environmentally conscious mindset essential for combating climate change. The synthesis of ethyl alcohol by endosymbiotic archaea and the roles of aromatic amino acids like L-tryptophan and L-tyrosine are crucial, as they lead to the production of key neurotransmitters and neuroactive substances. This interplay suggests a complex relationship between psychedelics, neurobiology, and social movements like Extinction Rebellion.