Psychic Driving

Cameron promoted psychic drive in canadian publications like week end magazine, referring to the technique as beneficial brain washing. Most of it happened in a dormitory of 20 beds kept in semi darkness, terrifyingly called the sleep room. Nurses would dispense hundreds of pills and inject hundreds of syringes into patients, most of them strapped with psychic driving football helmets. Some had their helmets removed for bouts of electro shock, while others simply took it lying in their beds as their psychic driving tape repeated itself from a speaker inside their pillow. After that, the sleep room became a galler of shuffling zombis wearing football helmets, all of them oblivious to anything except what played through