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This is the Health & Science section of the Nexus eBook
THIS IS THE RATIONAL AND SCHOLARLY DEFENSE OF PSYCHEDELICS.
Authors: Bancopuma, picatris, Elpo, (UNDECLARED YET DESIRED: polytrip, endlessness, bufoman, benzyme, obliguhl, Infundibulum, burnt, 69ron), ?
20-70 pages
Sources Already Dedicated to This Effort:
Scientific Articles on DMT/Ayahuasca/Psychedelics
Cottonwood Research Digital Library
Possible Outline:
+ What ARE Psychedelic Botanicals and How Do They Work?
+ The Safety, Benefits and Risks of Psychedelic Botanicals
+ The Horrors of Addiction
+ The Silliness of the FDA's Schedule of Drugs
+ The Horrors of some Legal Medicines
Articles Of Useful Interest:
