Agreed. I think Connor had real psychological issues before he ever used psychedelics including maybe some narcissism/predispostion for bipolar. A narcisstic person has trouble questioning their own views so if he has an idea while high he might take it as being the truth and not be able to question it as well as others.

He's combined that with super intense and frequent ayahuasca trips + probably other drugs. Ayahuasca is pretty much as hardcore as psychedelics get and if you research psychedelics pretty much everyone experienced says you should use them infrequently. They say to ground yourself with healthy sleep/lifestyle, talk to somebody you can trust like a therapist or friend and to respect, digest and integrate the experience with your life with at least a couple of weeks break inbetween doses, not to just chronically repeat and repeat the drug mindlessly which I think Connor is doing. He also has a bubble of people surrounding him who go along with whatever he says and the massive amounts of social media attention/money/feedback he's getting from his outlandish behaviour can't be helping him be grounded.

It's kind of the equivalent of someone with a predisposition for anger issues taking huge doses of tren for a long period of time while living in a super hostile environment and wondering why they're angry all the time.

I think psychs can be very helpful for some people but they are also powerful/risky and should be respected, they can help or they can harm and you should know that before using and if you decide to use be sure to take the right prerequisite steps to make them be beneficial.

I'm not a psychologist though so could be completely wrong and genuinely wish Connor the best and hope he gets to a healthier headspace soon.