>>720071929
>How to tell a person never took any psychedelics
They don't give you an abduction trip, I've never heard about anything like that. Psychedelics cause your senses to blend together and become sharper. Depending on the dose, you can end up in mental Wonderland, but the idea of using psychedelics to "program" or "control" people is as retarded as the ones peddling these "theories", or rather, what they imagine happens after taking LSD, 2C-P, DOI, nBOMEs, DMT, etc. Every psychedelic has an unique profile of action. I've noticed the most "out there" stories are made up about the psychedelics which were popular back in the day. Interesting, that hippies never got abducted, yet those who, usually, live in self-isolation, had human contact only through the Internet and their parents on a recent timescale, never tried any actual drugs like morphine, ketamine, LSD (or similar), amphetamine (unless they got it in school for (((ADHD))), leading to irreversible changes in dopaminergic pathways) and so on. I'm not saying "addicted". Just trying something other than weed. I'm not trying to say weed is bad, it can be fun from time to time, but I would never smoke it every day, just as I don't drink every day. Not even every weekend. It's just tiring to keep seeing the same, tired, bullshit some mamaboy believes. US Government did tons of weird experiments during Cold War, like Remote Viewing, injecting people with Plutonium without consent etc. MKULTRA was an attempt at creating a "truth serum", that not only would make the person tell them everything when asked, but also believe in everything they tell them to do. That would be obviously useful in "turning" spies. Or oppositionists at home. Yeah, the program failed, but not fully - psychedelics don't work as a truth serum, but they instead found out that majority of people don't need to be drugged in order to believe the most outrageous lies, as long as it's a person with strong enough authority and power saying it.
