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Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
…might do after a close and careful examination of mankind? Well, a lot of people have actually asked this question, people like Mark Pesci and Bruce Dammer. And what they come up with is they say as soon as you have a super intelligent machine, it…
…others, and there were four more days to follow. And it was really an amazing conference. That's where I first met Mark Pesci and Bruce Dahmer, both of whom were also presenters at the conference. According to the brochure advertising it, the purpose of…
…the most creative people in the culture. I mean, I don't think he would mind me mentioning him in this context. Somebody like Mark Pesci, who is, you know, a full on psychedelic techno pagan, and the genius who created VRML, which is going to let us…
…hope you're up for a little more of Terence McKenna. Although I realize that some of our fellow saloners really appreciate talks by Mark Pesci and others. I'm kind of in a McKenna state of mind lately. And to be honest, I'm playing these talks more for…
…at Esalen in August of 1998, and it features two people that you've heard from before here in the salon, Terrence McKenna and Mark Pesci. And one of the main reasons that I'm playing this today is that I've received copies of it from a half dozen or…
…podcast and our notes from the psychedelic salon blog, which you can find@psychedelicsalon.org or you can just go over to Mark Pesci Markpesce markpesche.com, where you'll find this workshop and much, much more. As I said, I've received copies of this talk…
…by the way, consists primarily of brief personal introductions given by the people in the audience. So now let's begin with Mark Pesci at Esselin sometime in August 1998, as he begins their discussion about techno pagans at the end of history. This cosmic…
…and Google. Now, for background, I suggest that you listen to a recent podcast that Eric Davis did with our mutual friend Mark Pesci. Eric's podcast is entitled Expanding Mind, and the program that I'm referring you to was posted on February 22 of this…
…a number of twists and turns. Well, this is the last of the staff oriented evening get togethers. I'm doing a weekend with Mark Pesci this weekend for the public. I've arranged for you to gaze upon mark this evening. There he is. How often do you get…