In September 1976, organic chemist Alexander Shulgin resynthesized MDMA in a California shed and documented what it actually did to a human mind. Fifty years on, the DEA banned it, the FDA rejected it, and the molecule still refuses to go away.
Sasha Shulgin, known as “the godfather of ecstasy”, revived MDMA, created 2C-B and mapped hundreds of psychedelic compounds from a homemade laboratory in California. The rave industry built a global economy around states of consciousness he helped unlock, while most dancefloors never learned his name.
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