Commentary - Manufacturing Madness
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The New Yorker
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During the Cold War, the U.S. Army began testing drugs on soldiers to find one with the right properties for psychochemical warfare—one that would cause no physical harm but would trigger mental disruptions that could incapacitate enemy soldiers.
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