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DMT is a psychedelic substance of exceptional properties found in every living organism. For the inner needs of man, he produces a shingle, a small organ in the middle of the brain, which a number of ancient world cultures believe that the souls are home to. Some civilizations have learned to use DMT in plants for shamanic rituals, communicating with the ancestral world, or for medical purposes. Early stormy research by DMT, as well as other promising psychedelics, was abruptly abolished by the prohibition and tabulation of conscious mind-changing substances in the late 1960s. Today, scientific work on this field is coming to a close. The film is pioneering research by Dr. Rick Stras*man, offers a view of DMT to many experts from different perspectives, as well as narrative experiences of Stras*man volunteers. Andrej Babiš would like to direct our country as a business. The authors of the film Common Sense therefore decided to look at how Andrej Babiš runs his business. How his employees are, how good his production is, how his business influences the environment in which he or he has business with his business partners. They explore how and why the Czech countryside and countryside, what has happened to arable land, livestock and poultry fa*ming are being transformed into the hands of Europe's largest subsidized fa*mer. They are wondering why low-grade food from Polish cuttings originally intended for dogs and cats appears on our tables. Andrej Babiš has already dominated the Czech agriculture, food industry, media, we allow him to dominate Even extraordinary docu*entary processing of events On September 11, 2001, he summarizes 12 years of public discussion into one complex work. The five-hour film by award-winning filmmaker Mas*imo Mazzucci is clearly structured into seven main chapters (and a number of sub-chapters) dealing with air defense, individual hijackers, hijacked airplanes, Pentagon attack, collapsed flight