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While making explosives for the First World War, chemists noticed they’d made a strong-smelling byproduct.

In April 1943, Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann accidentally exposed himself to a drug he derived from ergot fungus and recorded its unexpected, mind-altering effects.

Now, some people say, won't that put doctors, chemists and biologists out of a job?

The winners of this game will be biologists, chemists, mathematicians who use quantum computers in the same way that a carpenter uses a hammer.