…lied to her that he exploited her and that The later extraction and chemical characterization and synthesis of psilocybin by Albert Hoffman was done without any approval by the indigenous groups. And these conflicts and these interpretations are very much not…

…before. The idea that they had a specific room for intoxicated employees called a Roush Room is very amazing. Or that Albert Hoffman was doing self-experiments with LSD while undergoing military training to find the best microdose of LSD for a sort of…

…And then at one point he employed more chemists because, you know, he couldn't do it all himself. And he employed Albert Hoffman, became his chief chemist. And then, But Hoffman basically continued this ergot research. First, Stoll didn't really want him to…

…official archive. So they do show you things and the archivist is very happy to present the original lab books by Albert Hoffman, which are, of course, very impressive, you know, because they are the original lab books by Albert Hoffman. If you're looking…

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…increase the blood in the brain. The first one is standing on your head, where gravity is on the side of the blood. And Albert Hoffman, when I first met him, I said, have you ever thought that LSD results in more blood in the brain capillaries? And he…

…share this interview with Robert Oberlander. He is not a household name like David E. Nichols or Alexander Shulgin or Albert Hoffman, but it's very important to recognize that behind these titans of psychedelic chemistry, there are dozens of other researchers…

…opened the door to a lot of ideas. This is just one of the interests that I had. So eventually I contacted the Albert Hoffman Foundation. They sent someone out because they were right there in Santa Monica. They had just actually set up there. All the…

…just do the ritual and see what happens. So I'm like, you know, and so this is kind of the same mindset that Albert Hoffman had when he went back into the laboratory and resynthesized the 25th analog of lysergic acid because he just had this feeling…

…once, um, in the early 70s also, or mid-70s, I believe. Or maybe it was the 80s, I can't remember. But anyway, like Albert Hoffman came and he spoke in Berkeley in a small, very small club on San Pablo Avenue called Shared Visions. There's a recording…