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Leary returned to Harvard University and began to study psilocybin as a variable in the administration of standard psychological test batteries. His initial focus was diluted when he continued to expand his experiments to include increasingly broader settings and applications. In reaction to Leary's markedly unorthodox approach, the American press began to portray psilocybin mushrooms in terms of slanderous terminology that far exceeded the negative connotations of labels such as "fool's mushrooms". Descriptions of the mushrooms' effects included claims that users experienced "death-like states". Proponents of psilocybin research were accused of denying that the alkaloid caused "semipermanent brain damage". This pseudo-scientific jumble of meaningless jargon was symptomatic of the sharply escalating controversy surrounding hallucinogenic substances. 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