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season C's apply. We've had this phrase obviously used in the last year,

in particular, which is following the science, when it comes to other things.

Have we been following the science on drugs? No, we've been actively denying the science.

Hello, and welcome to Trigonometry. I'm Francis Foster. I'm Constantine Kissen.

And this is a show for you, if you want, honest conversations with fascinating people.

We have a brilliant guest for you today. He's a neuropsychopharmacologist,

and he was dismissed from his role, advising the government on drug policy,

back under the Blair government. I believe Dr. David Nut, welcome to Trigonometry.

Good to be here. Thank you. Did we get your introduction, right?

You did. It was the Brown government. It was the Brown government, even worse.

So it's good to have you on. Listen, we started the show three years ago, and you were literally

one of the names at the very top of our list. We didn't manage to make it happen until now.

So you can tell I'm very excited to have you on the show. Tell everybody before we get into it,

a little bit about who are you? How are you where you are? What has been the journey through life

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