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Alexander “Sasha” Shulgin

How to Change Your Mind

Alexander “Sasha” Shulgin appears in the book’s index as a recurring point of reference, with citations to pages 44, 102, 236, and 237. The available evidence establishes that the book mentions him in several places, but does not show what those passages say or specify his actions, relationships, or role in the narrative.

References in the Book

The page references span separate parts of the book: one points to page 44, another to page 102, and two consecutive references point to pages 236 and 237. This pattern confirms multiple mentions, including a cluster near the book’s later pages; the index entries alone do not establish whether the mentions concern the same subject or different aspects of Shulgin’s life and work.

Limits of the Record

The supplied material contains only the index listing, not the referenced passages. It therefore supports identifying Shulgin as a repeatedly cited person, but not a fuller account of his biography, contributions, or significance to the book’s arguments.