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Charles “Bob” Schuster

How to Change Your Mind

Charles “Bob” Schuster is a sparsely documented person in the book: the available text identifies him by name but does not explain his actions, relationships, or significance. The index points readers to pages 30, 34, and 49–50, marking several appearances without supplying enough information here to reconstruct them.

Identity and Record

The index gives his name as “Schuster, Charles ‘Bob,’” presenting “Bob” as a familiar name alongside his full name. Beyond that identification and the page references, the supplied material offers no biographical details or characterization.

Appearances in the Book

The three page references indicate that Schuster is mentioned at more than one point, including across pages 49–50. The record therefore suggests recurrence rather than a single indexed appearance, but it does not disclose what is said about him at those locations or whether the references concern one continuous episode.

Limits of the Evidence

Other passages in the available material describe psychedelic research networks, therapeutic practice, and the circulation of expertise, but they do not name Schuster or connect him to those activities. His precise place in the book’s history consequently remains undetermined: the index confirms that he appears, while the available narrative evidence does not support claims about what he did or why he mattered.