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Re: The Man Who Discovered The Structure Of DNA Was High On LSD
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2007-01-28 06:26:15
lordmaynoth wrote: 
> http://www.may
anmajix.com/art1699.html
> FRANCIS CRICK, the Nobel Prize-winning father of modern
genetics, was
> under the influence of LSD when he first deduced
thedouble-helix
> structure of DNA nearly 50 years ago.


  He wasn't the only Nobel Prize winner to receive
significant
  benefits from the use of LSD. Dr. Kary Mullis has also
gone
  public with his usage of the neuro-chemical.

  http://www.cjpf.org/newsletter/november
/newsletter_globalcompetition.html

  [...]

  We don't want to encourage illegal drug use, because drug
use 
  presents real, if often exaggerated, risks to the mental
and 
  physical health.  But drug use is not always bad. In fact,
some 
  illegal drug use led to very important scientific
research.

  An American, Kary Mullis, Ph.D., was awarded the Nobel
Prize in 
  Chemistry in 1993.  In  1995, speaking of his research he
said, 
  "I think I might have been stupid in some respects,
if it weren't 
  for my psychedelic experiences." He was referring his
use of 
  illegal drugs such as LSD and mescaline.

  Dr. Francis Crick was awarded the Nobel Prize in
Physiology or 
  Medicine in 1962 for developing the double helix model of
DNA 
  with Dr. James Watson. Crick admitted years later that he
often 
  took small doses of LSD to boost his powers of thought. He
told 
  biochemist Richard Kemp that he had perceived the double
helix 
  shape while on LSD and fed that idea into his research.

  Scores of organizations concerned about education and
American 
  society have called for repeal of the drug provision of
the 
  Higher Education Act, including the American Bar
Association, 
  and the American Council on Education.  For more
information 
  contact the <http://
www.raiseyourvoice.com/index.shtml>
  Coalition for Higher Education Act Repeal (CHEAR)

  [...]


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