alcohol of the future?

note the professor's name.. dr. david NUTT.

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xtians-r-stupid
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Ahhh, yes- Slashdot covered this a few months ago.

Designer drugs vs your very simple ethanol molecule.

Tough call ;)

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purduephotog

I know which one I'll be making at home....

Now watch the DEA misunderstand my position and start breaking down my doors...

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The Mad Alchemist

What makes this funny is that alcohol is a designer drug.

I've looked into this and found that Professor David Nutt is one of the leading researchers in the field of panic attacks. He may be a Nutt, but he is not a quack.

Interestingly the drugs mentioned in the article (bretazenil and pagoclone) do not appear to be commercially available in the US.

Whatever they do produce will be similar to Star Trek's Synthehol and that means we will soon learn if Ferengis do exist because they will be here to collect royalties on their Universe Patent.

Dick

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Dick Adams

Exactly what are you using for your definition of "designer drug"?

Alcohol is certianly a drug, but it's not been designed by anyone (barring possibly God or Bacchus).

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The Mad Alchemist

Maybe I should have written "Alcoholic beverages are designer drugs".

Alas one designs alcohol beverages by the ingredients in the mash, must, or wort, the filtering process, the aging process, and many other things. But let us thank the deity to whom we pray that it works.

I just hope we don't have to thank Quark for Synthanol. :)

Dick

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Dick Adams

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