120. The Seed

As an experiment built on the experiences of former POW this drug rehab had the honor of being closed by the Senate.

It built on learnings about how POW were treated by the North Koreans.

It does not sound like a fun place to be as a teenager.

Sources:

Stack’s Story (The Seed Indeed blog)
The Seed (The Sun Magazine)
Factsheet about the program (Fornits Wiki)

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