Sadly, I would rather it wasn't true that LSD and MDMA treat depression, because then it wouldn't be such a global tragedy that they are illegal.

The official research is fairly encouraging: http://www.maps.org/resources/papers/

We're way off track here, but initially 25-40% of fMRI studies were affected: "Before the controversies were publicized in 2010, between 25-40% of studies on fMRI being published were not using the corrected comparisons. But by 2012, that number had dropped to 10%." 

I have had first-hand encounters with the systems that parse the voxel data, and it's far from reliable stuff. Do other bugs exist?

As for antidepressants, it's true it's a minority perspective that they are fictional. I won't go into much detail here, since I can see you are very confident in your perspective.

I am unlikely to solve the world's problems in my reply to your post, and have no interest in changing your mind. It is yours to shape yourself.

Thanks for an interesting discussion.

i debunked his way of thinking here

read this and spare me the drama

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