Lysergic Acid Diethylamide ( LSD )

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" In America, the 1960's were a period of tremendous cultural change. The images of that time period are as vivid as any in this country's history. In addition to peace marches and rock and roll, part of the time's character came from experimentation with drugs, most notably Lysergic Acid Diethylamide, otherwise known as LSD or "acid." In fact, many people credit (or blame) the drug for the peace movement. Although this may be exaggerating its influence, it did have a large influence on today's teenagers. Many of these juveniles long for the more idealistic period of the 1960's, and they look to the music of the period, and LSD, as a link. Many of the period's musical and artistic leaders used it and many even give it credit for some of their success. This drug is unique for many reasons. It is manmade, unlike marijuana or cocaine. It not only is used as a (...)"

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