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Unlocking the Immense Potential of Rare Cannabinoids
Cannabis, a plant with a rich and complex history intertwined with human civilization, offers a vast array of chemical compounds. Beyond the well-known tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive component responsible for the “high,” lies a hidden world of rare cannabinoids with the potential to revolutionize recreational, health, and wellness markets. As we look to the future […]
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Unlocking the Immense Potential of Rare Cannabinoids
Cannabis, a plant with a rich and complex history intertwined with human civilization, offers a vast array of chemical compounds. Beyond the well-known tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive component responsible for the “high,” lies a hidden world of rare cannabinoids with the potential to revolutionize recreational, health, and wellness markets. As we look to the future […]
Everything Gets Worse: An Antarctica Story
In winter of 1912, as Robert Falcon Scott was striving to be the first to reach the South Pole, six of his men became stranded for 17 months. In this story that ranges from north to south and from past to present, John O’Connor chronicles the group’s efforts to remain not only alive but sane […]
The Terence McKenna Omnibus 2012
The definitive TMK series covering pretty much everything. Produced in 2012 each of the series is 12 minutes, 12 seconds and 12 frames long. The last of the series was premiered on the 12th of December 2012 at Noon.
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The bees were dancing strangely. I noticed the change in their behavior as soon as my eyes adjusted to the glow of the lab’s fluorescent lights. Normally, the bees’ fuzzy yellow and black bodies flowed smoothly through the artificial hive’s translucent tubes: here and there, clusters of workers would move in tandem as they danced the locations of fresh nectar to their fellows. The workers already endowed with tasks wouldn’t pay them any attention. But today…
“Life is a journey, always with ups and downs. Sometimes one scales mountains, and sometimes one descends into the abyss. I’ve lived long enough to have done both, several times…”
Dennis McKenna Ph.D.
