I'm surprised we haven't made faster progress in using psychedelics for mental health, but I'm still optimistic about it.

Despite the challenges we face, the innovations in technology and medicine give me hope for the future of humanity.

The future of psychiatric treatment may involve technologies like optogenetics for targeted stimulation of specific brain circuits, and understanding brain activity in psychiatric and neurological diseases will lead to new treatment ideas, as seen with deep brain stimulation helping patients with OCD.

I believe that if humanity collectively focuses on solving problems, we can make significant progress, which gives me optimism about potential future challenges.

Technological advancements, particularly in biomedical science, offer hope for significant breakthroughs that could improve health and quality of life.

The time is right for sharing new ideas in therapy and self-work, as the old guard in psychiatry is gradually being replaced by more innovative approaches.

There is a strong stigma surrounding psychiatric diseases, which often prevents patients from seeking help and can worsen their symptoms over time.

The idea that we can control our minds and transcend addiction through mindfulness and technology is a hopeful vision for the future.

In the future, we may see doctors prescribing experiences, like action sports, as treatments for mental health issues due to their high flow potential.