Psilocybin’s Window to Rewire the Brain

Some mad scientists decided to do something insane. They took rabies — one of the deadliest

viruses known to humankind. Not to kill. To spy. They reprogrammed

it into a neural tracer. A virus that jumps one synapse and stops.

Just enough to answer one question: Who is talking to whom inside the brain?

Then they added a mushroom. Psilocybin. What they expected was chaos.

What they found shook neuroscience. One dose didn’t just change perception. It rewired brain

networks. Sensory and self-related regions grew stronger. Repetitive cortical loops grew weaker.

The same loops behind depression, anxiety, and overthinking. But here’s the terrifying