The alteration of distributed neural processes by psychedelics manifests as increased synaptic plasticity and entropy, reduced integrity of discrete brain networks (such as the functional disintegration of the default-mode network), and reduced segregation between networks (such as increased functional connectivity between the default-mode network and the dorsal attention network).

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  Psychedelics, Sociality, and Human Evolution

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• default mode network concept
• entropy concept
• synaptic plasticity concept