PsyCon Colorado gives insider access to emerging psychedelic trends before they hit the mainstream, unlike the bigger Psychedelic Science conference. The speaker loves the mountains and outdoor scene there, despite usually hating cold weather.
Colorado. I love coming to this PsyCon. When I go to PsyCon, different than the Psychedelic Science where there's 10,000 people here, I feel like I get clued in what's happening in Colorado, which is what, what's about to happen in the rest of the country. So it's like inside information on what's coming. Hate cold weather. I used to say to my parents, I'd be shoveling their walk and I'd be like, what are we doing here? Like, we could be in Miami doing the exact same thing. And they were like, well, when you're older, you go to Miami. I was like, oops, yeah, you know. So I just try to stay in warm places, but I do love Colorado. I think I could spend half my time here in Colorado just being in the mountains and being active.
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