Ketamine Insights
Scott shares his experience during a ketamine trip, revealing an unexpected blend of self-reflection and concern for others. He grapples with his tendency to offer unsolicited life advice, questioning whether it's driven by narcissism or a genuine desire to help. This candid exploration of his thoughts highlights the complexities of human connection and the balance between introspection and empathy.In this clip
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