How to Change Your Mind

"There's a good book Michael Pollan wrote recently called How to Change your Mind, and I think it is a brilliant book everybody should read."

"Naval Ravikant's answer to "do you have any advice for dealing with the death of a parent?"

"On the Italian front in WW1."

"Meantime, greatly learning from Mark Thompson's book on the Italian front in WW1"

"Wonderful."

"A terrific doc version of his wonderful book. More kudos for @michaelpollan much deserved."

"One of my favorite books of the last five years."

"One of my favorite books of the last five years."

"A great overview of research into the therapeutic uses of psychedelics."

"Two recent ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ books from the last couple of weeks: 'How to Change Your Mind' by Michael Pollan (audiobook with him narrating was great) and 'The Courage to Be Disliked' by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga (also listened vs read; recommended)."

"Another trailblazer ?."

"@herdyshepherd1 @michaelpollan Word up, Mr. Shepherd All of his books are excellent, and his latest (How To Change Your Mind) is another trailblazer 🍄"

"@SanityOnTheRun @tferriss yup! Fantastic book."

"Fantastic book."

"An interesting discussion on how we view mental health and hallucinogenic drugs and the kind of ancient connection between those two things."

"I love what he did for the food revolution, but he’s also just an incredible investigative thinker, It’s an interesting discussion on how we view mental health and hallucinogenic drugs and the kind of ancient connection between those two things."

"Has done a better job than any I’ve read so far on this subject at rationally, calmly, and scientifically exploring just how impactful psychedelics can be for the individual and our culture."

"Excellent."

"A fun exploration of psychedelic drugs, especially for someone who has never tried them."

"Changed my mind, or at least some of the ideas held in my mind."

"[One of the] books that helped me think better in 2018."

"Hamilton Morris mentioned a passage from this book on Twitter."

"Three wonderful books I recommend that pertain to drug reform and depression – two issues in our minds this week – and some important connections between them: • Lost Connections by Johann Hari • Chasing the Scream by Johann Hari • How to Change Your Mind by Michael Pollan"

"Paul Stamets mentioned this book on "The Tim Ferriss Show" podcast."