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Drug Quote #013 – Kevin Smith, On Taking Up Pot at Age 38
On Taking Up Pot at Age 38 “The first thing that went up dramatically was the libido. I was always a fucking guy — I loved fucking — but I was fucking like a teenager again. Pawing at my wife … Continue reading
There is no hiding with LSD
A fascinating Guardian article from the writer and broadcaster Sue Blackmore about her experiences with LSD. If only more people were willing to write so openly and honestly about this in such a high profile public forum: Of course the … Continue reading
What is it like to take 30 hits of LSD?
After an accident with a hippe, this guy can tell you. That doesn’t sound too bad to me via BlameitontheVoices http://www.blameitonthevoices.com/2011/04/taking-30-hits-of-lsd.html Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe … Continue reading
Being a child is a lot like being on drugs.
This rather excellent remix of Maurice Sendak‘s Where the Wild Things Are by the Better Book Titles blog has more truth to it than perhaps they realise; Being a child is a lot like being on drugs, and vice versa. … Continue reading
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Tagged acid, Celia Morgan, children, Developmental psychology, Hallucinogenic Drugs, Ketamine, Susan Greenfield
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Baltimore junkies are wearing wires.
Can it be possible, a positive drugs story coming out of Baltimore? Some Baltimore junkies have been given PDA’s (Palm pilots rather than Crackberries). They were asked to keep track of the activities and daily habits associated with their habits … Continue reading
Podcast: Interview with Danny Birchall from the Wellcome Collection
In this podcast Mark interviews Danny Birchall, web editor at the Wellcome Collection. The interview discusses the process and thinking behind the Collection’s innovative use of digital media, as well as the recent High Society exhibition in particular. In a … Continue reading
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Tagged high society, public engagement, science communication, Wellcome Collection
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Drug Quote #011 – Harry Anslinger, 1930′s drug cop
In 1937, the first director of the newly established US Bureau of Narcotics, Harry Anslinger, told Congress: There are 100,000 total marijuana smokers in the U.S., and most are Negroes, Hispanics, Filipinos and entertainers. Their Satanic music, jazz and swing, … Continue reading
The addled piorities of US drugs policy
A great article on Camden, New Jersey which in 2009 was ranked most dangerous in America. The city that is… not the article. Perhaps it struck such a chord because I’m currently rewatching series 3 of the Wire (which takes drug … Continue reading
Posted in Policy, Uncategorized, USA
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Breaking Convention tickets now on sale
Two half-castled lions, three jackdaws and a unicorn all talking Latin? Are you on drugs? Image via Wikipedia The Psychedelic Society at the University of Kent Canterbury have organised an interesting mini-conference on psychedelic consciousness. Tickets are now on sale … Continue reading
KFx – UK 2010 Drug Strategy mired in contradiction
“Gone are the days,” reads the introduction of the new drug strategy “when central Government tells communities and the public what to do.” (p2). Yet a mere seven pages later the Government does exactly that, saying “People should not start … Continue reading
Posted in UK, Uncategorized
Tagged 2010 White Paper, Abstinence, Drug Strategy, Recovery, UK Government
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