Humanity on Trial: The Horrific 1969 Monkey Drug Experiments

Have you ever wondered how far science can push ethical boundaries in the quest for knowledge? Our eye-opening documentary delves into the controversial 1969 Monkey Drug Trials that tried to crack the code of addiction. Conducted by researchers Deneau, Yanagita, and Seevers, the study trained innocent monkeys to administer drugs to themselves—ranging from caffeine all the way to cocaine.

This isn't just a story of science gone wrong; it's a tale that forces us to confront uncomfortable questions about the limits of ethical research. You'll find yourself asking: Where should we draw the line between scientific curiosity and moral responsibility?

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