Biohacking Is Becoming a Pillar of the MELEK Ecosystem — Part 1: The Baseline

We have been publishing on this since 2016. The Church of Neuroscience (https://steemit.com/@marsresident) series went up on Steemit under @marsresident (https://steemit.com/@marsresident) that year — nine posts on neurogenesis, life extension, brain repair, dream yoga. Plant Medicine for Humans followed in 2021 under @punicwax (https://blurt.blog/@punicwax), six posts building a nutrition regimen out of indoor plant-growing principles. Ten years later the field has caught up with a good deal of it, and some of it did not survive contact with replication. Both of those are worth saying out loud. So we are building the thing properly, inside MELEK. And the shape it is taking is an archive that other people write into, not a shop. Erowid worked because of one decision: take reports from people who were going to proceed anyway, structure them, archive them, and do not moralise. That is harm reduction — the information exists precisely because withholding it from someone already committed is the harm. It has been the standard for psychoactives for twenty-five years. Nobody built the same thing for biohacking. Anyone can find a hundred structured ayahuasca reports in an afternoon. Try finding one honest write-up of 2 mA across F3/F4 for six weeks, or a nootropic stack with every dose listed, or what happens when you actually run 40 Hz every day for a month. It is not there. There are product reviews and there are forum threads, and there is no archive. … Read the full post on melek.salon: https://melek.salon/biohacking/@hathor/biohacking-a-pillar-of-the-melek-ecosystem-part-1