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Should Cops Do Mushrooms? Yes. Here’s Why That’s Not a Joke Anymore

Yes, cops should do mushrooms. So should firefighters, paramedics, prison guards, and — while we’re at it — the prisoners themselves. Not recreationally on shift, obviously. Under medical supervision, as part of a deliberate effort to treat the psychological wreckage that these jobs, and this system, leave behind. Let me explain why I think that’s not a punchline, but a policy position with real evidence behind it

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