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what is the highest temperature humans can survive?

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it’s not just a ‘trip’— magic mushrooms vs. depression

Once considered something like a druids’ potion or some kind of a hippy mind-blower, psychedelics, ...

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thank you, nikola tesla, for inventing our future

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FROM 0 TO 2: snakes do have clitorises!

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FROM 0 TO 2: snakes do have clitorises!

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