What research did the U.S. military perform with LSD and other hallucinogens, and why was it discontinued?
Answer: Between 1950s and 1960s, hundreds of soldiers and civilians were unwittingly administered does of these drugs. The goal of the military was to determine LSD's usefulness as a truth serum and also as a means of controlling opposing forces by disorientation. Most of the unwitting subjects of these trials were novices, and so felt like they were loosing their minds. Some suffered long-term psychiatric disturbances and other had difficulty adjusting to the usual lives. The practice was unethical and the U.S. government was required to pay compensation.
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