Dude. Chill. Then read again.
Ok. That is just lame. You are a Moderator?
Please get off your high horse, try again, and remember what Thumper the bunny said (from Bambi; "If you can't say anything nice...").
1) I know exactly what differentiates organic from inorganic. That is why I specifically said MSG-"LIKE", and NOT MSG. Please don't try to call me on a stupid nuance like that- you only expose the your insecurities.
2) Apparently tongues do not get caught in cheeks in your part of the world. I never stated that inorganic salts "negate" a dissociative experience. I said "soberness" as a tongue-in-cheek side effect of having less real, active MXE in the weighed out mass than would be anticipated if one were to assume high purity. i.e. Not enough MXE is there to get one off baseline, thus the soberness quip. Jeez. Grow a sense of humor already.
If you have any other issues with my chemistry, process or conclusions, please do take the time to elaborate so you don't come off as a mean schmuck again.
In terms of whether current batches of MXE are contaminated with inorganic salts, I cannot speak for others (of course), but with surety I can say that our last three independently acquired batches have been loaded with salty crap. The residue after basification and organic extraction is decidedly inorganic, and contains no MXE.
I think you're full of shit.
Ok. That is just lame. You are a Moderator?
Please get off your high horse, try again, and remember what Thumper the bunny said (from Bambi; "If you can't say anything nice...").
1) I know exactly what differentiates organic from inorganic. That is why I specifically said MSG-"LIKE", and NOT MSG. Please don't try to call me on a stupid nuance like that- you only expose the your insecurities.
2) Apparently tongues do not get caught in cheeks in your part of the world. I never stated that inorganic salts "negate" a dissociative experience. I said "soberness" as a tongue-in-cheek side effect of having less real, active MXE in the weighed out mass than would be anticipated if one were to assume high purity. i.e. Not enough MXE is there to get one off baseline, thus the soberness quip. Jeez. Grow a sense of humor already.
If you have any other issues with my chemistry, process or conclusions, please do take the time to elaborate so you don't come off as a mean schmuck again.
In terms of whether current batches of MXE are contaminated with inorganic salts, I cannot speak for others (of course), but with surety I can say that our last three independently acquired batches have been loaded with salty crap. The residue after basification and organic extraction is decidedly inorganic, and contains no MXE.