Now, even better, we have bottled water and millions of fools who buy it!
Don't drink the water dude.

Former CIA deputy director John McLaughlin writes in a forward to the manual that “[a]s best we know,” the drink-spiking techniques “were never actually used.” The assurance would be more reassuring if the authors who had recovered the manual, H. Keith Melton and Robert Wallace, had not included their own historical overview of CIA trickery. In it, they explain that Mulholland’s writing was part of the secret MKULTRA program, whereby the CIA sought methods and materials “capable of employment in clandestine operations to control human behavior.” And part of MKULTRA did involve dosing unsuspecting subjects with LSD and other drugs.
And in my opinion, giving someone LSD without their knowledge is akin to a really terrible prank. What form of manipulation can be gained (save for 'loss of face')? The LSD is a red herring of sorts...
But here we have a documented and an admitted to situation where a 'high level' technique has been used against people of supposed inconsequence.
The interesting aspect is that normal human behaviour is not meant to be a routine...it's a societally propagated mode that people identify with normal. And when voicing concerns and curiosities outside of societally accepted communication is viewed as an issue (and it is in many cases) then people end up suppressing thoughts and behaviours that are other wise normal. It's the percieved denigration of basic human impulse that motivates some adverse behaviour. And for the record...my friends know what I think and what I do online.
It is laziness, sloth...a human trait. Coupled with greed. Yes, it works quite well at putting the humans into their "comfort zones". no, we weren't designed for it. Nor were we designed to sit at desks, using a mouse and staring at a computer screen. but we sure are good at it!