The specifics would be classified, but the program ran from 1977 until it was leaked in 1995, and was funded on a yearly basis based on the performance of the past year. 18 years is a long time to fund a program that apparently amounted to nothing.
And according to the civilian researchers that were part of it, it didn't really end, they just ditched the civilians and kept going.
That's how I view different religions. Each one has one part of a big picture and a bunch of extra fluff. The trouble is that people tend to think that the extra fluff is just as important as the core message, and religions as a organizations encourage it.
The receptors for psychedelics aren't there for no reason, heavy prayer and meditation can trigger similar effects. Substances are just a shortcut, that's why religion don't tend to like them. Personally I think that as long as it isn't used as a crutch it's totally fine to buy a day pass.
The Quakers are pretty based, to put it in a term they wouldn't understand. They also are pacifists and don't let priests tell them what God actually meant to say.
I'm still using both, but I'm sure with the changes in administration I'll be getting banned soon. I already got a warning for saying that self-declared kings are liable to self-declared regicide
Life has as much meaning as we give it, humans think life has inherent meaning, ergo life has meaning.
Let's start thinking that cooperation has meaning, that the divine plan is for us to realize that everything around is what life should not be and that all of it is a choice we make every day
You might enjoy this read, then
https://medium.com/words-of-tomorrow/was-stargate-sg-1-a-psyop-13f5af628f8a
(It's a joke, to be clear ... or is it?)