[ad_1] PARIS – MDMA, the main ingredient of Ecstasy, encourages more humans to cooperate, but only with people of confidence, said researchers Monday during the first study on the impact of this …
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[ad_1] WASHINGTON (AP) — Growing up amid the tumult of the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Vietnam War, Rick Doblin says he became convinced that humanity was “crazy” and “inherently destructive.” As …
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[ad_1] A new study by researchers at Johns Hopkins University showed that octopus reacts in the same way to humans when given MDMA, also known as Ecstasy, indicating that there are genetic …
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[ad_1] Octopuses taking MDMA are really nice to each other – representative imageFlickr Commons Scientists have found a genetic and evolutionary link between the social behavior of octopus and humans. Both species …
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[ad_1] Octopuses on ecstasy: the party drug leads to eight-arm hugs, Study This is what happened when scientists gave ecstasy to octopuses. The drug ecstasy, also called MDMA or molly, can make …
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[ad_1] Several thousand people attended a rally organized in Moscow by the Communist Party and other leftist groups, authorized by the city authorities. Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov called for the cancellation …
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[ad_1] What's got eight legs, a lot of feelings and could be spotted by hugging a rave? An octopus on the MDMA. According to New York Times, a study published Thursday Current …
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[ad_1] A new study suggests that humans may have more in common with octopuses than they appear: they both respond to at least one psychoactive drug in a similar and sociable way. …
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[ad_1] Octopuses, like humans, have genes that seem to code for serotonin transporters. Scientists gave MDMA to octopus to see if these genes translate into a binding site for serotonin, which regulates …
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