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According to Dr. Benjamin Thomas in his journal on Psychedelia, a species known as the Boletus Manicus Heim is considered to be a very potent psychoactive mushroom. It was originally collected and described by mycologist Roger Heim, in Papua New Guinea in the early 1960's. Studies performed by a number of chemists, including Dr. Albert Hoffman propeitier of di-lysergic acid diethylamide, proved to be inconclusive though in discovering the mushrooms active components.

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The psychedelic movement?

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