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"That data sets about altered states of consciousness will have relatively small sample sizes even in the far future" Why would this be the case?
Mental illness doesn't seem discretized so it seems to cover more or less the full range of what's possible for any brain, but most brains don't break, so the ratio of broken sample brains to total possible broken brain states seems low. Other reasons also but basically that.
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This logic is fundamentally flawed. Unique expressions of mind are all worth preserving; it is the environment that introduces hardship to them. The next paradigm of psychological theory will reflect this understanding and see the mentally ill as fully conscious and worthy.
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Well replace "broken" with whatever non normative term you like then. I am not committed to talking down here it's just a turn of phrase
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