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McKenna: Girl of the Year 2012
Post by Weather Balloons » 09 May 2012 13:44

elfismiles » 09 May 2012 16:54 wrote:Nordic, how well known in America is Timothy Leary?

His knowbility is slipping since his death but I'd be TM is as well known as TL.

Meanwhile ... we can MAKE the connection - we already have!

GET OUT THE VOTE!!!



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What an interesting character.

We do indeed live in a time where exponentially *more* is possible than ever before. I literally wake up every morning wondering what kind of crazy sci-fi thing will happen today, forever changing our world. It's like the timewave zero portal got left open and is spewing infinite possibilities ad nauseum, enabled by our technical wizardry.

"We do what we do, because we did what we did..."

I'm stoned and I'm proud

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NaturalMystik » Wed Jan 14, 2015 12:43 pm wrote:What an interesting character.

We do indeed live in a time where exponentially *more* is possible than ever before. I literally wake up every morning wondering what kind of crazy sci-fi thing will happen today, forever changing our world. It's like the timewave zero portal got left open and is spewing infinite possibilities ad nauseum, enabled by our technical wizardry.

"We do what we do, because we did what we did..."

I wake up every morning wanting to see/read/feel what new kind of crazy sic-fi thing will be happening today

Terence Mckenna - posthumously ( hyphenated), would be an interesting president.

I would have Graham Hancock running his campaign sloganing with

If we don"t have freedom over our own Consciousness, then democracy itself is an irrelevance

.

seemslikeadream » Wed Jan 14, 2015 5:49 pm wrote:

NaturalMystik » Wed Jan 14, 2015 12:43 pm wrote:What an interesting character.

We do indeed live in a time where exponentially *more* is possible than ever before. I literally wake up every morning wondering what kind of crazy sci-fi thing will happen today, forever changing our world. It's like the timewave zero portal got left open and is spewing infinite possibilities ad nauseum, enabled by our technical wizardry.

"We do what we do, because we did what we did..."

I wake up every morning wanting to see/read/feel what new kind of crazy sic-fi thing will be happening today

I wake up every morning wanting to be a catalyst for some new kind of crazy sci-fi thing around me - and yesterday my cabbie from Heathrow went from "My English spelling is poor. I am stupid" to "I am contacting the Open University about doing a course in International Relations which is my hearts desire" in 20 mins. I love NLP

I think a 'joint' McKenna - Zappa ticket would be great.

HA! It was Graham who alerted me to the new 2016 campaign video via bacefook.

EDIT to add: Go McKenna / Zappa 2016

slimmouse » 14 Jan 2015 18:18 wrote:Terence Mckenna - posthumously ( hyphenated), would be an interesting president.

I would have Graham Hancock running his campaign sloganing with

If we don"t have freedom over our own Consciousness, then democracy itself is an irrelevance

.

Or maybe DICK as his VP instead of Zappa?



https://www.etsy.com/market/barack_obama

For the whole of Obama's first term liberal airheads were making me puke by fawning over him saying what a great orator he was, and how intelligent, while he barked and droned that sanctimonious groupwritten PR boilerplate straight off the teleprinter and continued his predecessors' work of shitting all over the planet.

Terence McKenna dead is a much better speaker and much smarter and more honest than Barack Obama alive. If there's a McKenna-Chomsky ticket in 2016 then I will take out US citizenship and vote, even if Chomsky expires in the meantime.

McKenna was an extraordinary speaker, but he still doesn't get enough credit as the brilliant writer he is. I've just re-read his True Hallucinations, and I'm now re-reading his Food of the Gods, two very different books and both enthralling.

Joe Rogan Graham Hancock and Terence Mckenna - The stoned ape theory of human evolution

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EG09dR2I_W8

It's so interesting how the passing of his timewave theory date in 2012 did NOTHING to decrease his popularity. It's growing steadily!

In November, someone released this amazing 3hr 30 min compilation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAlaRdrcQcY

Timewave zero was a small part of what he had to say, and I don't think he was that big a fan of what it became.

True Hallucinations is a great book, but has anyone ever read The Invisible Landscape and tried to make sense of it? The baselines and important dates that were used to determine the 2012 date were pretty arbitrary, and based more on the Mckenna brothers personal lives than some overarching narrative about human history. Its still fascinating tho and has plenty of real brain food.