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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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    Crick

    8 mentions across 5 talks in Psychedelic Salon

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    The Importance of Psychedelics2 mentions
    29:19

    …times in the earth's history spores have drifted down and become part of things and this is not a radical theory at all. Crick of Crick and Watson holds the same view and believes that probably the galaxy is a biome, the galaxy is a biological unit…

    29:20

    …in the earth's history spores have drifted down and become part of things and this is not a radical theory at all. Crick of Crick and Watson holds the same view and believes that probably the galaxy is a biome, the galaxy is a biological unit and we…

    Transhuman Encounters1 mention
    1060:51:02

    …a theory, the panspermia theory, which was formulated by sural, phanam, Phurama and Cricken, who was the discoverer with James Watson, Francis Crick of DNA. And they are proposing a much more radical theory than what I put forth, at least in terms of…

    A Global Cultural Crisis2 mentions
    505:58:34

    …probability of very turbulent events that a global ecosystem would react to, and strategies have to be evolved. I mean, Francis Crick has come out with his belief, the panspermia idea, that life actually evolves in a deep space environment, and is conveyed…

    530:29:32

    …given the enormous amounts of spores that are released, you could make an argument for this kind of evolutionary strategy. But Crick, who discovered DNA, makes a much wilder hypothesis, which is that you don't even require a planetary ecosystem for DNA and…

    Cauldron Chemistry1 mention
    454:27:00

    …times in the earth's history, spores have drifted down and become part of things. And this is not a radical theory at all. Crick of crick and Watson, holds the same view and believes that probably the galaxy is a biome, the galaxy is a biological unit,…

    The Varieties of Psychedelic Experience2 mentions
    520:17:52

    …probability of very turbulent events that a global ecosystem would react to, and strategies have to be evolved. I mean, Francis Crick has come out with his belief, the panspermia idea, that life actually evolves in a deep space environment and is conveyed…

    544:30:14

    …the enormous amount, amounts of spores that are released, you could make an argument for this kind of evolutionary strategy. But Crick, who discovered DNA, makes a much wilder hypothesis, which is that you don't even require a planetary ecosystem for DNA…