In many pre-modern human societies, psychedelic consumption was institutionalized in ritual activities focused on healing, divination (obtaining inaccessible information), and socialization (such as initiations), as documented by Dobkin de Ríos (1984), Furst (1990), Schultes et al. (2001), Rätsch (2005), Quirce et al. (2010), and Leptourgos et al. (2020).

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  Psychedelics, Sociality, and Human Evolution

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• psychedelic use concept
• healing concept
• socialization concept