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The article recounts Albert Hofmann's accidental discovery of the hallucinogenic effects of LSD in 1943, highlighting his famous bicycle ride under its influence and its profound impact on science and culture.
Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann experienced vivid hallucinations for several hours during the world's first LSD trip, at times feeling as though he had descended into hell before returning to reality six hours later.
Albert Hofmann recounted his initial LSD experience, describing a dream-like state with a continuous stream of fantastic images and kaleidoscopic colors. He detailed how he felt a demon possessed him during a bicycle ride, perceiving himself as stationary despite cycling four kilometers.