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And? Would you care to tell us more? It's not very helpful to just say "you're wrong" without providing any sort of correction.
by Sniffnoy 9y ago
And? Would you care to tell us more? It's not very helpful to just say "you're wrong" without providing any sort of correction.
- Alex3917 9y agoI mean just google it, there is no lack of personal experience writeups from people who have done thumbprints or even higher doses.
- dwringer 9y agoFor one thing we have no way of confirming what exact chemical compound such experimenters actually took, not to mention anything about the precise dosage. In many cases, the subjects don't either.
- Alex3917 9y ago> For one thing we have no way of confirming what exact chemical compound such experimenters actually took OK, but that's no different than any of the people in the Star Slate Codex article. If anything the people doing thumbprints are much more likely to have taken actual LSD than the people getting it indirectly from Sandoz since they were making it themselves.
- colecut 9y agothe purity of "actual LSD" can vary a lot, and is more important than the purity of most other substances. I would expect it more likely to be as close to pure as possible by scientists at Sandoz than someone doing thumbprints at home. But Owsley apparently did a great job from what I hear =p
- dokem 9y agoI think GP is making the point that Kary Mullis isn't really a notable psychedelic explorer - just some scientist that took a large dose LSD. If you read into some of the notable figures of the psychedelic movement you will learn that many of them dove very, very deep.
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