Russell Brand
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Taxes for the Rich and Psychedelics for the Masses — SF707
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A push to “tax the rich” in New York blurs the line between policy and performance, as big public promises, long timelines and simplified messaging—aimed even at children—raise questions about whether this is governance or branding. At the same time, a major shift in U.S. drug policy sees psychedelics move toward the mainstream as a response to the opioid crisis, with backing from Trump, RFK Jr. and voices like Joe Rogan, reframing how treatment, profit and public health intersect. Across both, it’s a story about how ideas are packaged and sold—whether economic or medical—and who ultimately shapes what the public comes to accept as truth.
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