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I am in drug discovery, and over the last few days I searched for an opiate that hasn't been scheduled yet. The class of compounds that this compound belongs to
by HarryHirsch 10y ago
I am in drug discovery, and over the last few days I searched for an opiate that hasn't been scheduled yet. The class of compounds that this compound belongs to was investigated 30 - 40 years back, they never made it into the clinic, but you begin encountering them on the streets because the DOJ hasn't prohibited them yet. I am also in an academic environment, and it has happened before that researchers diverted university resources for their own profit. In a previous workplace they fired a grad student over this, in the lab next to mine. I am under no illusions that I have already attracted suspicion from NSA/FBI/CIA/whatnot.
The suspicion is something what I could do wholly without.
- euyyn 10y agoThe thing is, suspicion is a function not of you being innocent or guilty, but of the knowledge and mental model law enforcement has, so far, of what happened. To prevent suspicion before they get to learn you're innocent, you probably have to eliminate their ability to catch the guilty whatsoever.