Psilocybin Mushrooms Date Back 65 Million Years to Dinosaur Extinction
February 27, 2024
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Researchers from the University of Utah conducted the largest genomic diversity study for the Psilocybe genus.
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Researchers Trace Psilocybin to Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid
January 12, 2024
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The origins of magic mushrooms may be as explosive as their psychedelic properties.
The Thin Green Line: Who Raised You F***ing People?
July 28, 2023
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Legacy cannabis players and heady weed culture leaders who have been setting standards for the rest of the industry since time immemorial find themselves on the losing end of a fight with each other at a crucial moment in the timeline of cannabis legalization – one which we unequivocally cannot afford to screw up.
Does the ‘Stoned Ape’ Theory Explain Human Evolution?
July 18, 2017
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Ethnobotanist and psychedelics advocate, Terence McKenna, wrote a book called Food of the Gods, which is an exploration of humans’ symbiotic relationships with plants and
Psilocybin Mushrooms Date Back 65 Million Years to Dinosaur Extinction
February 27, 2024
No Comments
Researchers from the University of Utah conducted the largest genomic diversity study for the Psilocybe genus.
Researchers Trace Psilocybin to Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid
January 12, 2024
1 Comment
The origins of magic mushrooms may be as explosive as their psychedelic properties.
The Thin Green Line: Who Raised You F***ing People?
July 28, 2023
3 Comments
Legacy cannabis players and heady weed culture leaders who have been setting standards for the rest of the industry since time immemorial find themselves on the losing end of a fight with each other at a crucial moment in the timeline of cannabis legalization – one which we unequivocally cannot afford to screw up.
Does the ‘Stoned Ape’ Theory Explain Human Evolution?
July 18, 2017
No Comments
Ethnobotanist and psychedelics advocate, Terence McKenna, wrote a book called Food of the Gods, which is an exploration of humans’ symbiotic relationships with plants and chemicals—now and in pre-historic societies. McKenna came up with an interesting, albeit controversial theory, which was this: what enabled Homo erectus (our ancestors from 1.8 million years ago) to evolve into Homo sapiens (us now)
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