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Welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind from How Stuff Works.com.

Hey, what's the stuff to blow your mind? My name is Robert Lam, and I'm Christian Sager.

Hey, Robert, who said the following?

The illegality of cannabis is outrageous, an impediment to full utilization of a drug which helps produce the serenity and insight, sensitivity, and fellowship, so desperately needed in this increasingly mad and dangerous world.

Oh, well, that's of course a quote from Mr. Axe from the early 1970s.

Yeah, Mr. Axe, he's that guy who's on the Axe files. He replaced the Deep Throat character in like season three, right?

That's true. There's a Mr. Axe on the Axe. Oh, yeah, totally, totally. He was like their inside informant. He's the guy from 21 Jump Street.

He said that? No, no. Oh, okay. Turns out this was actually Carl Sagan. What? Yeah, Mr. Axe was his marijuana advocate pseudonym back in the day.

Well, Carl Sagan must have had a contact high. That's my worst pot joke that I'm going to tell during this episode.

But yeah, so Carl Sagan said that, but we didn't find out about that until after he died. You know, I learned about Carl Sagan saying that.

Listening to a podcast, I was listening to the dead authors podcast with Paul of Tompkins, and Matt Gourley was his guest pretending to be Carl Sagan, and they talked about this quote at length.

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