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Oliver Sacks’s self-experiments with LSD, in the 1960s: “Neurochemistry was plainly ‘in,’ and so—dangerously, seductively, especially in California, where I was studying—were the drugs themselves,” he wrote. https://t.co/vhKpIP8GUB — PolitiTweet.org

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From 2000: “The dreams and the fears into which Martha Stewart taps are not of ‘feminine’ domesticity but of female power,” Joan Didion writes, “of the woman who sits down at the table with the men and, still in her apron, walks away with the chips.” https://t.co/32m81dt719 — PolitiTweet.org

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Russian atrocities in Ukraine—their ubiquity, the speed and apparent ease with which they are committed—present a perplexing problem for prosecutors: the Russian troops seem to believe that this is just how war works. https://t.co/8KzWwi0TiT — PolitiTweet.org

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