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I used to be one. Took me two years to find out it's nothing but grifters exploiting the mentally ill
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It's been stigmatized for so long and so effectively that it's the default reaction. Look up any news story or article from 10 years or longer about the subject and you will be met with laughter and gaslighting, do it with recent news articles and you'll see a massive change of tone.
We're on the verge of finding something out. Whether that be the most prosaic possible thing: A psy-op so expansive that it will cause society to crumble, or non human intelligence. Either way, it's the most interesting story of all time in my opinion and it doesn't make any sense why more people aren't trying to find out everything there is to know. We could be talking about a technology that would force us into an actual post scarcity world.