Psychedelic
You'll know when you see it
Psychedelic
You'll know when you see it
Reminds me of “quality” in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. This might also be the thing that LLMs can’t yet work with or towards for a while, at least.
This is blowing my mind. This stuff in combination with Levin’s work is very, very interesting.
Huh, I guess it’s time to read this thing soon. (See also: Terence McKenna)
Reminds me of the part in The Dawn of Everything where they talk about eccentrics
Morris questions the premise of legalising psychedelics based on its medicinal/therapeutic properties. His whole thing is COGNITIVE LIBERTY. Hmm. Why does that sound familiar?
Surprised the Terence McKenna admitted that Food of the Gods (which introduced the “Stoned Ape Theory”) was consciously a work of propaganda. This doesn’t mean he didn’t believe the theory, it just confirms that the main intention of the work was to change public opinion on drugs:
“Since I feel pretty much around friends and fringies here, it
Are there actually fake references in Food of the Gods?
By Terence McKenna, An Ocean of Ideas