What if the DMT breakthrough didn’t end? 

In this episode of The Launchpad, we explore the emerging field of Extended State DMT - a technological approach to sustaining the DMT experience beyond its traditional 5–10 minute window. 

For decades, users have described the DMT breakthrough as profound but fleeting. Now, researchers and technologists are asking a radical question: Can the DMT state be intentionally extended? We sit down with DreamMindLabs to discuss the science, philosophy, and ethical implications of using technology to prolong the DMT experience. We talk about extended-state research, the phenomenon of “staying there,” consciousness exploration, contact hypotheses, and what might happen when the breakthrough doesn’t snap you back. 

Topics include: 

Why DMT breakthroughs feel timeless yet brief 

The frustration many psychonauts report about duration 

How technology may allow sustained DMT states 

The difference between traditional DMT sessions and extended-state approaches 

The risks, ethics, and future of consciousness research 

What extended experiences may reveal about perception and reality 

This conversation is not about recreational use. It’s about the frontier of psychedelic science, technology, and the evolving study of consciousness. 

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If you’re interested in DMT research, extended psychedelic states, consciousness technology, or the future of altered-state exploration, this episode dives deep. 

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