Ed Prideaux
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Psychology, history, psychedelia, music, religion, philosophy, anything weird.
I do feature writing (BBC, FT, Guardian, Independent, VICE, Spectator, UnHerd, etc.)
I have also conducted research on Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder (HPPD)
and used to work for the Perception Restoration Foundation.
www.perception.foundat...
Get in touch: eddie.prideaux@gmail.com
Real Harm Reduction Requires Redistribution of Wealth
Silicon Valley wants to mess with your head
Inside the Big Cannabis lobby
When psychedelics trigger visions of childhood abuse
“Acid Flashbacks” Are a Disorder of Prohibition
'Don't eat the brown acid': the past and present of drug adulteration
'Been smoking too long': musicians' complicated relationship with cannabis
‘I can’t stop looking for my symptoms’: The psychology of persistent visuals
The truth about acid casualties
Adventures in 'post-psychedelia'
Succession is a Christian psychodrama
Should conspiracy-thinking be classified as a risk of psychedelics?
Oxford University Psychedelic Society: To Fathom Hell, or Soar Angelic?
Are psychedelics more addictive than we think?
HPPD, ‘Flashbacks’, and the Problem of Psychedelic Anxiety
Living with Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder (HPPD)
Is the psychedelic industrial complex evil?
The rise and fall of the 'acid casualty'
I’ve been fascinated with music’s so-called ‘acid casualties’ since I was about fifteen. Think Syd Barrett, Peter Green, Brian Wilson et al: the group of musicians who took psychedelic drugs - primarily LSD - in the late-1960s and early-1970s, and then developed significant mental health problems, often lifelong and ruinous to their art.
Psychedelic Stories Podcast: HPPD and Dissociation
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