Psilocybin, by increasing visual acuity at low doses, provided adaptive advantages to early hominids that drove selection for larger brains.

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• The Twelve-Year Research Project Editorial draft
• Hemp for Victory: The Film the Government Denied Editorial draft
• The Billion Dollar Crop That Never Was Editorial draft
• The Strain That Bears His Name Editorial draft
• The Medical Argument: What Herer Knew Editorial draft
• The Emperor's Legacy: What Changed Editorial draft
• The Hemp War of 1812 Editorial draft
• The Rescheduling: 2024-2026 and What It Actually Means Editorial draft
• The Hemp Industry Herer Predicted: What Arrived Editorial draft
• Reefer Madness and Racial Justice: The Unfinished Reckoning Editorial draft
• Medical Cannabis: From Herer's Argument to FDA-Approved Pharmaceuticals Editorial draft
• The $100,000 Challenge: Radical Transparency as Activism Editorial draft
• Hemp for Victory: The Film That Was Hidden Editorial draft
• The Timing of Nylon Editorial draft
• Anderson's Lesson: Why the Title Is Right Editorial draft
• Jack Herer: The Man Behind the Strain Editorial draft
• Herer's Prohibition Theory: What Was Right and What Was Wrong Editorial draft
• Passage: Hemp for Victory, 1942 Editorial draft
• The Emperor's New Industry: Cannabis at $40 Billion Editorial draft
• The Hemp Economy Herer Predicted: Industrial Cannabis in 2026 Editorial draft
• What the Record Actually Shows Editorial draft

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• Reading list: The Emperor Wears No Clothes Reading list

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• What the Record Actually Shows NotebookLM source pack

Bridge pieces that use this book

• The Aspirin Pill, the Decorticator, and the Double Loss Bridge piece

Then vs. Now comparisons on this book

• Hemp's Industrial Potential: The Herer Claim Then vs. Now comparison
• The DuPont-Hearst Conspiracy: Evidence Assessed Then vs. Now comparison
• Cannabis Rescheduling: 2024-2026 Status Then vs. Now comparison
• Hemp Prohibition's End: What Herer Lived to See Then vs. Now comparison
• Cannabis and Racial Justice: Herer's Implicit Promise vs. the Industry Reality Then vs. Now comparison
• The Endocannabinoid System Discovery: Herer Was Right About the Biology Then vs. Now comparison
• The $40 Billion Cannabis Industry: Who Benefits? Then vs. Now comparison
• The Agronomic Claim: Hemp vs. Cotton Then vs. Now comparison
• The Federal Banking Problem: How Prohibition Persists Without Scheduling Then vs. Now comparison
• The Medicinal Cannabis Science: From Historical Claims to Clinical Evidence Then vs. Now comparison

Claims from this book

• Hemp prohibition in 1937 was orchestrated by DuPont and Hearst to eliminate hemp as competition Claim
• Cannabis's Schedule I status has no accepted medical use, the scheduling criterion is met Claim
• Cannabis has no accepted medical use, the Schedule I criterion is met Claim
• The 1937 Marihuana Tax Act was designed primarily to eliminate hemp as an industrial competitor Claim
• Industrial hemp can produce as much paper per acre as trees and with superior environmental impact Claim

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• The Politics of Plants Course module
• The History of Prohibition: Primary Sources and Policy Teaching module