Revisiting the Concord Prison Experiment

This chapter explores the Concord Prison Experiment initiated by Timothy Leary, focusing on psilocybin's potential to reduce recidivism among prisoners. It examines the impact of bureaucratic regulations on research and highlights discrepancies in the reported results of follow-up studies. The narrative emphasizes the need for comprehensive support and therapeutic integration when using psychedelics for rehabilitation, alongside the evolving perception of these substances in contemporary politics.