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Message: [QUOTE="CaptainJ, post: 1547366, member: 1553"] I wish I had read about this earlier. I'd only got to catch the end of it. Had no idea it was in China til I flipped on my espn3 for the precious few minutes I got to hear of Bill Walton. Is Roxy Bernstein going to be Walton's new "handler" this season? If so, it will be interesting to see the change of dynamic. I didn't get to watch much, and just heard Bill talking about Marco Polo. Roxy seemed to be having fun with him, pretending he thought Marco Polo was only a swimming pool game. :) Ali Baba was something I used to be familiar with only from my days of researching research chemicals. Of course they also sold things whose time for research had passed(for now), in the draconian US. Speaking of which, on Veterans day I got to watch an informative and moving webinar put on by maps.org, in which 2 US Marines were guests and talked about the use of MDMA and Ayahuasca in healing their PTSD. Maps.org I believe has already done many phase 2 studies, and said MDMA(the substance supposed to be in ecstasy, which often is cut or isnt present at all) should be FDA approved by 2021 for this treatment and others. Yeah, I'm going a little Walton here, but at least I'm not trying to educate folks about the irony of Veterans Day coming on Armistice Day. ;) Glad to see our government is finally returning to research things that actually worked, when they have been hellbent for ages on the limitations of our consciousness(and look at the society it's given us!). Major kudos to Brad Burge of Maps.org for being a paradigm shifter, as well as bringing immediate help to those veterans and others fortunate enough to have gotten to participate in these psychedelic/entheogenic psychotherapy trials. No patents like big pharma, just the desire to help others. That's the kind of world I want to be part of. If you're wondering how I segued into that, I had heard of MDMA being sold on Ali Baba. Like others, I am nervous to purchase substances from China, regardless of whatever piece of paper "lab assay" they send with it. It's like buying something "autographed", and trusting someone else's autograph on some certificate to let you "know" it's real. I'm sure that analogy is something some on here can relate to. Anyhow, props to Bill Wonton, Brad Burge, Ali Babi, and anyone who can gets things done and keeps it interesting at the same time. [/QUOTE]

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