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    The Hamilton Morris Podcast

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    The Hamilton Morris Podcast is a series focused on the chemistry, history, and cultural impact of psychoactive substances

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    Paul Daly

    4 mentions across 2 talks in The Hamilton Morris Podcast

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    Lessons from Joel Stanley on Charlotte's Web1 mention
    12:57

    …Research Institute in one of its early incarnations was a cannabinoid company. This was after Shulgin had sort of retired. Paul Daly had started it up again to investigate cannabinoids. And I remember them investing thirty thousand dollars into a kilogram of…

    Michael Valentine Smith UNMASKED3 mentions
    12:46

    …nothing worked, the messages didn't go through, and I kind of gave up. But I found him very interesting because Shulgin's protege, Paul Daly, had told me that there was an infamous typo in the first edition of this book. And I'm in Philadelphia at the…

    12:59

    …moment, and I do have a first edition copy, but it's in New York, so I can't check this right now to verify. But Paul Daly told me that the first edition... had a typo where they're talking about the workup of MDP2P, and he says to use hydrogen…

    41:12

    …uh and you know get a eruption of some kind so nobody ever did that did they Yes. Yeah. Actually, a chemist named Paul Daly did that, who is Shulgin's protege using your book. Yeah. Well, he should have known better than that. Anybody who was an all…