Are Psychedelic-Induced Mystical States Metacognitive Feelings? | Megan Geyer talk

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Megan Geyer, a master's student in psychology, explores the role of metacognitive feelings and their potential to deepen our understanding of the psychedelic experience. In this insightful presentation of her master’s thesis, Megan shares her research at the ALPS Student Conference, hosted by the University of Zurich. Watch as she delves into the intersection of metacognition and altered states of consciousness, offering fresh perspectives on both fields.

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24 сен 2024

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@christopherhamilton3621 День назад

It is better to think of the ‘Eureka’ feeling as understanding or a profound experiential connection rather than truth. The latter is a common mistake & conflation.

@sugarfree1894 День назад

That's a really good point; it's about a new crystallization of pre-existing elements rather than a whole new 'thing'.

@b0nz0beavis 2 дня назад

The topic is interesting, but the presenters apparent lack of preparation gives me doubt in the thoroughness of their understanding of the topic. After a few times where she was uncertain of some things, I couldn't continue watching despite an active interest in this topic. Maybe it's cos I got a shitty sleep last night but idk.

@christopherhamilton3621 День назад

It was a bit disjointed, I’d agree. The meta-cognitive aspect could have been WAY better outlined and explained. Question 3 is a very important question, and her saying it’s philosophical was too superficial.

@Next-tp5zp День назад

If I remember correctly this was part of a student congress, meaning all speakers where students themselves and not experts or professionals. So there's room for her to learn and improve as a speaker and researcher :))