Stimulants and moleculesBy Katrine Villadsen Agora N is filled with people, even though the subject of today's lesson is heavy natural science. But the key figure is a festive and attentive Johan Olsen. He is a PhD student in molecular biology (and the lead singer of the Danish band Magtens Korridorer). We are taught about tetrahydrocannibanol - better known as hash. We learn that you cannot die from an overdose of hash, because there is simply a physical barrier for how much the body can absorb. If you want to try anyway, you have to consume 680 kilograms of hash in 15 minutes - but then it is probably not the hash itself, that kills you. However, you can drink yourself to death, if you refresh yourself with too much ethanol - also known as alcohol. A blood alcohol content of 5 per mille is lethal, so it is better to keep within 1-3 per mille. Should you be in need of getting sober in a rush, Johan recommends that you find a pressure chamber, as over pressure expands the fat membranes of the brain, which causes the ethanol to contract. Johan's good advice about the use of stimulants: 1. Never drink shots - you will miss out on too much of the festival. | ![]() Photo Casper Christoffersen |

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