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created: 2026-05-15
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title: James Moore
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- James Moore
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- James Moore
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category: "Scientists & Researchers"
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- Person
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- Researcher
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summary: "James Moore was a chemist who worked for the Central Intelligence Agency on MKULTRA Subproject 58, a classified effort to locate and mass-produce the hallucinogenic mushroom *teonanáctl* (God's flesh) for intelligence use."
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- CIA
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- MKULTRA
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- Chemistry
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- 1950s
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summary: "James Moore was a CIA-employed chemist who ran MKULTRA Subproject 58, infiltrating East Coast mycology circles under the cover of a Geschickter Fund professor to locate and obtain psilocybin mushrooms, accompanying R. Gordon Wasson's 1956 Mexico expedition before Wasson's Life magazine article inadvertently publicized the hallucinogen."
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# James Moore
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James Moore was a chemist who worked for the [[Central Intelligence Agency]] on [[Project MKUltra|MKULTRA Subproject 58]], a classified effort to locate and mass-produce the hallucinogenic mushroom *teonanáctl* (God's flesh) for intelligence use[^1].
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Moore was assigned the task of infiltrating East Coast mycology groups, posing as a deep-pocketed professor backed by funding from the Geschickter Fund for Medical Research, a principal funding source for the CIA's brain warfare program. His cover story was that he was interested in natural-product chemistry and wanted to fund private mushroom-hunting expeditions[^1].
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