[keiru]

Professional lawyers posing as peers psychologically tortuting him to shatter his worldview, while the professor that led the experiment manipulated him to continue.

Given that he secluded himself and wrote about his ideology for years like a comic book villain origin story, it's safe to say they took to too far, whatever it is they did.

Also, afaik MK tested lacing with different doses, and only the big incidents were disclosed. Why wouldn't you suspect drugging here too?

[wallace_f]

I wonder if there is even anything one could do in that kind of situation to have a normal life.

Edit: I also think this kind of thing exists in society today, but probably bought and sold on exclusive markets to modern lords and ladies.

[solotronics]

Wait, what?

[wallace_f]

If someone shared outright that they'd had similar experiences, few people would believe them.

[ColanR]

> I also think this kind of thing exists in society today, but probably bought and sold on exclusive markets to modern lords and ladies.

Can you elaborate? I don't know what you're referring to.

[wallace_f]

Maybe some people have had similar experiences. And how to even begin to share them, let alone ask for help, if that is even possible?

I don't know if that is what is really happening and I doubt that it is, but I also don't know how to distinguish these experiences from that possibility.

[Krasnol]

There is an interesting documentary on him by Lutz Dammbeck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gznwiZzvkg