MDMA with Autism: A Live Experience

Cheyenne, an individual on the autism spectrum, experiments with MDMA while being monitored by an EEG-based device to document potential neurological or emotional effects. Throughout the experience, he reports feeling deep positivity and calm, describing the state as blissful, while struggling to identify specific changes directly attributed to the substance. Concerns regarding the subjective nature of these self-reported sensations are raised by his companions throughout the duration of the recording. By measuring his own brain waves, Cheyenne attempts to justify his experience against the objective data provided by the device, illustrating the personal and often introspective nature of exploring psychedelic states.