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A report last week claimed that a growing number of people are taking LSD and other psychedelic drugs &#8212; such as Ecstasy &#8212; to help with a range of problems including anorexia nervosa, cluster headaches and chronic anxiety attacks. Dr John Halpern, a psychiatrist at Harvard Medical School, found that, of 53 people with cluster headaches, &#8220;almost all&#8221; obtained relief when taking either LSD or psilocybin, otherwise known as magic mushrooms.	
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<title>Nation, I implore you, don&#8217;t judge a man by his biscuit</title>
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The ferocity with which Britain greeted Gordon Brown&#8217;s Biscuit Indecision has, I have to say, bewildered and alarmed me. Mumsnet, the parenting website, asked him to name his favourite biscuit, and it took him two days of stalling, to mounting public outrage, before he plumped for the Official Downing Street Choc Chip; by this point the PR horse had bolted and everyone seemed to have decided that he was a total bastard.	
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There are those who greatly fear the internet &#8212; and, really, who can blame 
them? It&#8217;s simultaneously everywhere and nowhere, no one&#8217;s in charge of it 
and, if you gained most of your information about it from watching the 1986 
film War Games, there&#8217;s still the lingering belief that if you press 
the wrong four buttons in sequence, you might accidentally initiate the 
launch&#45;code for the USA&#8217;s entire tranche of nuclear warheads during a game 
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<title>Why I love paying tax</title>
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Look, I can argue in favour of Tracey Emin until the cows come home. I like modern art. I think if men have got away with spending 500 years painting each other on horses, then the least ladies should be allowed is some boozy foxine and her Everyone I&#8217;ve Ever Slept With tent. Tracey Emin is a cool accessory for any modern country. She&#8217;s got ideas&#33; She&#8217;s got purpose&#33; She&#8217;s got a cracking rack&#33; Plus, it is clear that, if we went out for cocktails together, we would probably have invented the Beatles by 9pm; and lost our shoes by midnight&#33;	
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