To hear Kary Mullis tell it (and yes, I've seen him do so in person), the change in perspective offered by LSD was worth a Nobel prize (which he was awarded in

To hear Kary Mullis tell it (and yes, I've seen him do so in person), the change in perspective offered by LSD was worth a Nobel prize (which he was awarded in 1993 for devising the now-ubiquitous polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, used throughout molecular biology and forensics). I can believe that low doses without the massive emotional upheaval could be useful for getting out of a rut and making progress on difficult projects. However, I can't imagine that daily use is a spectacularly good idea. Just my opinion, though, because thanks to prohibition, it's extremely hard to come by objective information at a population level. I didn't see any examples of people with negative reactions, which is odd, because I've seen plenty of people lose their shit at the beginning or end of a low-ish LSD or psilocybin dose. It would be nice if we didn't have so many idiotic rules about victimless crimes in this country.