GoKawiilMonash study finds psilocybin reorganizes brain activity rather than causing random chaos
Researchers at Monash University gave 62 psychedelic-naive volunteers 19 milligrams of psilocybin and scanned their brains using MRI and EEG while they rested, meditated, listened to music, and watched cloud videos. Using AI analysis, the team, led by neuroscientist Devon Stoliker, found that brain activity under the drug followed patterns rather than being purely disordered, as previously assumed.