They didn’t discover mushrooms. They discovered how to ruin them. From Psilocybe mexicana to tampanensis, these were sacred technologies—used by ancestors to heal, travel, commune, remember. But Europeans showed up, renamed them after their own scientists, extracted the compound, erased the ceremony, and called it innovation. Now you’ve got mushroom therapy “clinics” run by people who still think Amanita muscaria is a Mario power-up. They dropped the ritual and kept the ROI. They wear lab coats, but never learned the language of the land. They’re selling cubensis capsules with QR codes and calling it ancestral wellness—but can’t pronounce curandera. You didn’t heal. You rebranded. You didn’t elevate mushrooms. You domesticated them. You put spirit medicine in nitrogen-sealed tins and called it “next-gen neuroplasticity.” You didn’t meet the mushroom. You ghosted the lineage and printed your name on the spore. @ningthevanguard #PsilocybeCubensisDeservedCeremony #TampanensisNotTechStartup #DecolonizeTheMycelium #FieldTripHealthIsntHealing #SporesBeforeStartups #BetaGlucansNotBiosignals #EEGButNoEgoDeath #MyceliumIsNotAProduct #AzurescensAintForApps #ReishiWithoutRitual #FDAApprovedButSpiritless #CertificatesWithoutCeremony #YouDidntDiscoverMexicana #MycologyIsNotMarketing #SporePrintsNotPitchDecks #RealMushroomsRealRitual - @jorgethevanguard9