Rick Strassman, the psychiatrist who ran the first FDA-approved human DMT trials (1990-95) at the University of New Mexico[1].
The engine credits him with building the clinical framework for modern research into psychedelic states of consciousness.
He dosed 60 volunteers with the drug DMT, and over half reported contact with entities; he published 'DMT: The Spirit Molecule' (2000), co-developed an extended-state protocol with Gallimore, and pioneered the idea that the body makes its own DMT (with the pineal gland as a possible interface).
The engine notes his work opened the door to today's psychedelic research revival — and raised the still-unresolved question of what those reported 'entities' actually are.