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I was wondering what sorts and sources of various chemicals are, "very intriguing" -- e.g., MAOIs (nutmeg; specific extractions; and etc.)..

Categorizing simplifications is fun, so that's why the topic is more than [chemistry]x[biology]. Anything from "woodworking" innovation to substrate / environment purification is immensely "relevant" in such a simplistic public.
•Food and beverage ingredients.
>Varieties, so often and different.
>Utilization in optimal archetypes, such as cheeses, and sorts of stabilizers and similar.
•What the cheapest options are (perhaps homemade) for blending, whipping, pureeing, coffee / herbal grinding, heating, pressurizing, extracting..
•Importance and availability of plants / molecules.
•[Your lists].

PS:
•I'm of the educated opinion that every fundamental thing is, because of AI / such, either already privately available or postponed.
>Biofeedback methods were available back to the 1930s, at a least, having discovery / truth-definition via self-expression available for decades.
>Google published a linguistics modeling dataset with 11B parameters.
•Qualifying and quantifying biological signals, combined with computer interfacing, is a capability of nurturing immediacy of text-comprehension, logical-intuitiveness, and creative outputs. (Furthermore, it seems obvious.. that having everybody experiencing this simultaneously is a simple modality of everybody being on similar standards and sharing, even paradise.)
•"Energy is simple."

I'm very experienced with the socioeconomic aspects of many topics.. food, nutrition, fitness / health -- keto / VLC benefits and other dietary optimizations, to low-calorie sweeteners, dietary cholesterol, botany, nootropics, energy, innovations, etc. These types of topics and subtopics are often quite researched, even if much distributed.

AMA.