Psychedelics and Prison: A Controversial Experiment

This chapter explores a groundbreaking yet controversial experiment involving synthetic psilocybin at Concord prison, led by a pioneering psychologist. It delves into the complexities of psychedelic research, its effects on rehabilitation and recidivism rates, and the ethical concerns that arose during the studies. The narrative captures both the humorous and serious aspects of the participants' experiences, highlighting the transformative potential of psychedelics amidst the tensions of the 1960s.