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In 1943 Swiss chemist Albert Hofman discovered he'd created what may be the most potent hallucinogen known to humankind. Then he took a bike ride. Learn about the chemistry, neurology, history and cultural impact of LSD-25.
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Topics in this Podcast: LSD, drugs, psychiatry, neurology, hallucinogens
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