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Strychnine

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Strychnine
Like most awful poisons, strychnine got its reputation early. Unlike most awful poisons, it was rarely mistaken for anything else. Here’s why strychnine is one of the world’s most common, but least subtle, poisons.
Strychnine’s Origins

Strychnine is an alkaloid, which makes it the evil cousin of drugs like caffeine, nicotine, cocaine, and theobromine. All of these are nitrogen-rich, slightly basic compounds that plants pump into whichever part of themselves they don’t want eaten. This plan goes somewhat awry with the famous alkaloids, since humans have gone crazy trying to consume as much as they can—but the fact that humans then cultivate these plants provides some evolutionary compensation. Humans have had a hand in cultivating the plant that creates strychnine, but for much more sinister reasons than a mere cup of coffee or cocaine addiction.It is also used to poison Rats and birds through a crafty murderous spraying onto crops and grasses especially on golfing courses where the pompous ego driven unaware players take the sport far too seriously

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from LET US PLAY, released June 8, 2018
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