Psychedelic Science & Me: Thomas B. Roberts
Thomas B. Roberts discusses his upcoming workshop session at the Psychedelic Science 2013 conference regarding the non-therapeutic applications of psychedelics. He explores the potential for psychedelic experiences to generate new intellectual perspectives, offering fresh ways to approach problems in diverse fields such as film interpretation, religious practice, and academic study. His session includes an overview of microdosing as a practice and emphasizes the value of these altered states in fostering creative problem-solving and historical or literary analysis. By grounding these concepts in the broader context of academic psychedelic studies, he underscores the importance of integrating these perspectives into wider educational frameworks.
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Published Apr 12, 2013 · Added Mar 31, 2026