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Take a look at Netflix's Falcor (full disclosure: I wrote lots of it).

From the end of that article: "While the experiment is quoted as evidence of LSD's toxicity, it seems most likely that the Thorazine or the combination of drugs killed Tusko, not the acid. Lending credence to this, in 1984 psychologist Ronald K Siegel repeated the experiment with two elephants, using LSD only. Both survived."

That article's only reference is a study I linked to earlier, which concluded, "We did not find use of psychedelics to be an independent risk factor for mental health problems."

There is evidence that does not agree with (edit: support) this statement: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/08/130819185302.ht...

Yes, this is the case.

Falcor engineer here. In short, we don't expose the cache's structure directly through any of the public methods. While we don't lock you out of your own data if your JSON value is a complex Object (it's wrapped inside an Atom - http://netflix.github.io/falcor/doc/global.html#Atom), any branches returned from get/set/call are separate Objects.