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    Psychedelic Salon

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    Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.

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    Camus

    4 mentions across 4 talks in Psychedelic Salon

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    Terence McKenna Drugs Computers and Other Stuff1 mention
    1343:58:30

    …play is about us. And so our struggles to attain justice and decency among ourselves are not simply a why not? Proposition, as Camus thought, but in fact, somehow the tone of the universal process is cast by human decision. I remember when I was a kid…

    Death By Astonishment1 mention
    1451:26:34

    …was such a case going into it. I mean, if you had known me when I was 19 years old, I was into Jean Paul Sartre, Alfred Camus, Marxism, Freud. I was a jerk and I came down from it and I said, I can't believe it. That was all I could say for…

    The Longest 100 Seconds You Will Ever Know1 mention
    427:07:52

    …you lift the veil, then the screaming elf hordes come bounding in. And when I did it, I was a fan of Sartre and Camus and Jean Janet and situationalism, all this weird kind of european, 20th century spun down, tired out stuff. I was not a believer in…

    The Psychedelic Religious Agenda1 mention
    94:36:54

    …it. I remember this from my own intellectual journey. When I was 1415 and 16. The world looked very bleak. And so I read Camus and Sartre and the lesser lights of that dreary french existential school. And because it was true, you had to come to terms…