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Drawing on decades of research, documented history, and the kind of evidence that powerful institutions have preferred to ignore, Heinrich Wilson examines the cages that human beings build for each other and for themselves. The poverty and trauma that precede the first use. The loneliness that makes chemical relief feel not like a choice but like a necessity. The social media feeds designed by behavioral psychologists to replicate the mechanism of a slot machine. The health information locked behind language nobody can read. The war on drugs that spent fifty years fighting the wrong enemy.