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She’s Leading the Psychedelic Revolution | Meet the Drapers S9

14 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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A psychedelics advocate claims they work immediately and are four times more effective than traditional antidepressants. She shares her love for Buenos Aires, from asados and the warmth of locals to museums like MALBA and the Floralis Generica sculpture at Naciones Unidas Park, before meeting the judges.

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Psychedelics are here to change the game. They demonstrated to work immediately, four times better than antidepressants. So people in Buenos Aires are really warm. They are really generous, like to go out, like to party. Probably if there's a foreigner, invite them a barbecue or how we say asado. That I think is a really really nice part of of our culture. It has like really nice culture in terms of arts. So you have Malva Museum, you have Museo de Bellas Artes, you have Fundación Proa in La Boca where Caminito is. So right now we are at the Naciones Unidas Park, United Nations Park, right next to the Floralis Generica. This was a gift from an Argentine architect. I was really nervous until I started interacting with the judges.