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Jonathan Ott: Psychedelic Chemist, Ethnobotanist, and ‘Renaissance’ Sceptic - TalkingDrugs
“I plan to live until I’m 111,” said the hunchbacked wizard, hair disheveled in the evening breeze as he walked barefoot alongside me down the Pacific Mexican coastal town of Sayulita last year. Jonathan Ott was a larger than life character who had an outsized influence on Western psychedelic culture. The reclusive ethnobotanist and savant of obscure drug chemistry passed away on 5 July at the age of 76, leaving a legacy far too strange and prof…
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