Hamilton Morris Of VICE's Hamilton's Pharmacopeia.

[waywardintellect]

Hamilton is a chemist, journalist and filmmaker his Show is the first of its kind, he is Extremely well versed in Chemistry especially the chemistry of psychedelics, not to mention the clandestine nature of drug chemistry he has done field interviews with major figures in drug culture, namely Timothy Wylie, LSD Savant Darrell Lemaire, the infamous Casey Hardison, the first man to smoke toad venom DMT, as well as working with numerous Shamans from multiple regions gathering a wealth of anthropological Data, he has done extensive research into DMT its history and many many other drugs some unknown to even a seasoned tripper, such as the psychedelic DMT Dream fish off the coast of Madagascar. I would love to find out his thoughts on the connection of drugs and the CIA.
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[waywardintellect]

After more consideration Vice may not be a trustworthy organization, I have heard things about the "Agency" being involve with the Central Intelligence of Vice's programming..

 

[enjoypolo]

Hamilton is a cool dude. I heard him recently on the Joe Rogan, and he’s definitely knowledgeable as a chemist, and on the esoterica drugs.
I agree he’d make a great guest on the THC!

A memorable scene was the DMT one, where he was interviewing an anonymous DMT dealer in the Silicon Valley who mentioned pizzagate and adrenochrome, which threw an unexpected monkey-wrench into Hamilton. But it was a nice laugh, and quite a public “red-pill” moment.

I don’t like Vice anymore, but Hamilton’s probably their last, most valuable asset in my mind.

 

[sinned1]

Hamilton is a cool dude. I heard him recently on the Joe Rogan, and he’s definitely knowledgeable as a chemist, and on the esoterica drugs.
I agree he’d make a great guest on the THC!

A memorable scene was the DMT one, where he was interviewing an anonymous DMT dealer in the Silicon Valley who mentioned pizzagate and adrenochrome, which threw an unexpected monkey-wrench into Hamilton. But it was a nice laugh, and quite a public “red-pill” moment.

I don’t like Vice anymore, but Hamilton’s probably their last, most valuable asset in my mind.

I agree!