Legacy of Marxism - the epistemological and psychoneurosexual shifts induced in military-aged males from Sugonda District, Kenya

Sugonda District, Kenya was the site of an experimental revolutionary Marxist movement in the early 1980s, as a result of an occupation by the Militant Intertribal Liberation Front. During this time, males identified with high testosterone levels were compulsorily administered with adrenochrome supplied by the Soviet Union in an attempt to cultivate the ideal communist subject.<br><br>Between Jan 2020 - Jun 2020, a team from Luganda University (with help from American faculty advisors) tested the strength of existential beliefs among Sugondese military-age males (detailed criterion shared with us by the U.S. Air Force with our gratitude). We found that males who received adrenochrome treatment during the occupation on average resulted in a stronger affiliation with Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir (p &lt;0.05). Furthermore, where adrenochrome had been harvested from the nearby Diez tribe, adrenochrome-treated Sugondese male were on average 1.5x more likely to sign French-language petitions concerning age of consent (p &lt;0.1). Our study demonstrates the quality of Soviet Union biochemical arsenal and the national security threat this continues to pose to the United States.