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The Man Teaching Microbes to Dream
Episode 817
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🚨🚨Curious about the future of psychedelics? Imagine if Alan Watts started a secret society with Ram Dass and Hunter S. Thompson… now open the door.Â
Sher Ali Butt
From the dawn of time, humanity has leaned on nature’s gifts — plants, fungi, the marrow of animals — extracting what we needed slowly, clumsily, and at great cost. But every age brings a new alchemy, and in our age, a new architect has emerged.
Sher is that architect. A biochemist forged in the crucible of UC Davis and sharpened by the strategic fire of UC San Diego, he co-founded CB Therapeutics not just to make molecules, but to rewrite the very way we think about making. Where others see scarcity, Sher sees abundance encoded in the language of life itself.
With biosynthesis as his tool, he teaches yeast to dream beyond alcohol and instead ferment the future: CBD, psilocybin, LSD, vitamins, flavors, medicines — all born not from soil or slaughter, but from the elegant churn of living cells. This is not imitation. This is acceleration. This is turning ordinary sugar into the extraordinary — faster, cleaner, purer than anything we have known before.
Sher stands at the crossroads of science and myth, where biology becomes a forge, microbes become allies, and the future of mental health, wellness, and nourishment flows from a beaker instead of a battlefield. He is not simply solving problems. He is bending the arc of possibility itself.
Ladies and gentlemen, travelers and truth-seekers — I give you Sher.
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