…those courses are some by the very talented Dr David Presti, who is Berkeley's Senior lecturer on neurobiology and according to Tim, Dr Presti presents entheogens in a very fair and perceivably reverent context. Now I haven't had a chance to listen to…

…on listening to some of the lectures from his course number psych 119, which is titled drugs and human behavior. Thank you, Tim for letting us know about these podcasts. Another audio file you might be interested in is one that my friend Michael Shields…

…is what we have to use and not abuse but it's here for us to use, it's not to turn our back on and I think even Tim Didn't really address in his talk right now and no one here has at all given an indication of the degree to which drugs did bring…

…in office is the evil of two lessers because that's what we get every four years. So just because it looks the same to you Tim I think there is a change and every four years they are going to get kicked out because when you only get that kind of…

…simulation prize. In other words, a $5,000 prize awarded once a year, a small statue of a smiling man. We'll call it the Tim. You can win the Tim if for producing the best three dimensional animation of a mental landscape. Well, probably from now till…

…a $5,000 prize awarded once a year, a small statue of a smiling man. We'll call it the Tim. You can win the Tim if for producing the best three dimensional animation of a mental landscape. Well, probably from now till 2000, these will simply be videos,…

…do it, a psychedelic. And the set is your mindset, what you bring to it. And these seem to be the rule. These are Tim Leary's rules are back from the Harvard days. And people abuse these rules terribly and almost always then get into trouble. This goes…

…first LSD experience, and it took place right after Timothy returned from his first mushroom experience in Mexico. And at that time, Tim had a woman friend who was also a good friend of Gary Fisher's, and she brought the good doctor over to Gary's…

…of Germany, the beginning of the Human Genome project, the launch of the Hubble Space telescope, Nelson Mandela was freed, and Tim Berners Lee created the first web server to begin the foundation for the World Wide Web. And all that happened only…

…the goal is pretty much to live through it. I mean, it's like being shot out of it. I read, I think it was Tim Leary's metaphor. He said it's like being shot out of a cannon with baroque barreling. And afterwards people want you to draw the barrelling…

…it maybe seems in the movies. So I miss a little of what the current culture is all about. But, hey, I miss Tiny Tim, too. And I'm not really feeling too left out anyhow. I guess I'm just becoming a grumpy old curmudgeon. But after sampling what…

…And now for our illumination and our pleasure, please join me in welcoming Terence McKenna. Good job. Well, I want to thank Tim. That was a wonderful introduction. I'm sure I wouldn't. I know I wouldn't be here tonight if it weren't for Tim Leary.…

…of air time to put these psychedelic ideas across. And believe me, you hang your ass out to dry when you take this position. Tim mentioned courage. Nobody has had the kind of courage that Roy and Diane have had to push that message into this town. So…

…people work in the sawmills, they take jobs in the tourist industry, and 25, 50,000 years of medical knowledge is lost. And Tim did homage to the vegetables. Even in today's high tech world, fully 75% of all the drugs, prescription drugs, other kinds of…

…Well, I think that the place to look is history. Now, if you go to the academies, to those ivory towers that Tim was talking about, and ask, what is history? They will tell you that it's a random walk, an endlessly pointless fluctuation. Empires…

…when in doubt, double the dose. But he didn't say, when in doubt, empty the medicine cabinet, just double the dose. Thank you. And Tim was a pretty reckless and wild ass kind of guy, so if he took that position, I think we don't have to be ashamed…

…in the psychedelic salon. And welcome to our 500th podcast, which I'm pleased to begin by thanking chaos design, Marvin S. Tim H. Barista, Jean Pierre W. Lynn N. And Poodle chemist. Also, we received another anonymous bitcoin donation from a fellow…

…to be scared to death of it. In fact, at this very moment the rulers of the city of Chicago seem to be blocking Tim Pool's cell phone so that he can't video stream the demonstrations taking place. And I know in Quebec where the students have been…

…was actually, it was only until about five years ago that I stopped. In the past five years, they've stopped introducing me as Tim, Larry's partner. Right. Which, I mean, I think that was great. See him as one of my, you know, first teachers. Great…

…things, a great humanist. So those three people, really, for me, shaped the field. People ask about my relationship to Tim Leary. I knew Tim as an icon when I was a kid, but I followed all that we followed, but we doubted, is, I guess, what it was.…

…I guess, what it was. Because the humanness of those leaders was all too obvious. Then, in later life, when I got to know Tim as a friend, he was just a great guy, but his enthusiasms were social and political and visionary, and so were mine, largely.…

…frustrated with seeing this thing turned into a social hysteria. And wason, you know, at times expressed great unhappiness with Tim Learys approach and hated going to Mexico and seeing these mushroom villages invaded by graffiti covered vans of filthy freaks…

…come to burning man. Hear ye, hear ye, y'all come on into the tent, for the main event is about to start. It's Tim and Terrence, Leary and McKenna that is at Burning man for their first time. It's dialogues, trialogues and well, this year it's going…

…place. And as we listen, it may be well to keep in mind the fact that this talk was given in the year before Tim Berners Lee actually invented the World Wide Web. And so when Terrence talks about cybernetics, it's with a pre Internet state of mind,…

…talked about this last time we had terrance on that somewhere out there there are 25,000 hits of blue sandos in a stash that Tim had and that we all believe Terrence knows about. Now, in the next few hours during the course of the show, Terrence will…

…let's join Terrance McKenna and a few of his friends on a February day in 1991, which actually was about six months before Tim Berners Lee published his summary of the World Wide Web project at Alt Hypertext. And the first website had yet to be built.…

…least the mythological Finnegan. As you all probably know, there is an irish drinking ballad of great antiquity called the Ballad of Tim Finnegan, or the ballad of Finnegan's wake. And it tells the story of Tim Finnegan, who was a hod carrier, a…

…ballad of great antiquity called the Ballad of Tim Finnegan, or the ballad of Finnegan's wake. And it tells the story of Tim Finnegan, who was a hod carrier, a bricklayer's assistant. And he was given to hitting the potim rather hard, and he fell…

…they became so carried away and intoxicated that they upended a bucket of Guinness over his head, revived and joined the dance. Tim Finnegan lived in walking straight, a gentle Irishman mighty odd. Pity beautiful brogues so rich and sweet to rise in the…

…and sweet to rise in the world. He carried a hut. You see the sort of a tippling way with a look for the lick afore Tim was born. Help a man with his work each day lots of fun. At Finnegan's wake one morning Tim got rather full. His head felt…

…a look for the lick afore Tim was born. Help a man with his work each day lots of fun. At Finnegan's wake one morning Tim got rather full. His head felt heavy, which made him shake. Fell from a leather and he broke a skull. And they carried him home…

…or Bayard Taylor's descriptions of hashish intoxication written in the 1850s, they are no less baroque and grandiose. And psychedelic than Tim Learys descriptions. In the sixties, we smoke cannabis. This seems to be what had to happen to cannabis to change…

…And now for our illumination and our pleasure, please join me in welcoming Terence McKenna. Good job. Well, I want to thank Tim. That was a wonderful introduction. I'm sure I wouldn't. I know I wouldn't be here tonight if it weren't for Tim Leary.…

…of air time to put these psychedelic ideas across. And believe me, you hang your ass out to dry when you take this position. Tim mentioned courage. Nobody has had the kind of courage that Roy and Diane have had to push that message into this town. So…

…people work in the sawmills, they take jobs in the tourist industry, and 25, 50,000 years of medical knowledge is lost. And Tim did homage to the vegetables. Even in today's high tech world, fully 75% of all the drugs, prescription drugs, other kinds of…

…irishman? Well, I think that the place to look is history. Now, if you go to the academies, to those ivory towers that Tim was talking about and ask, what is history? They will tell you that it's a random walk, an endlessly pointless fluctuation. Empires…

…don't know who you are. Part of this movement into the future is a recapturing of the archaic, the ancient, the prehistorical. And Tim said it right. That's the CRO magnon religion of orgy, psychedelic ecstasy and group sex. Well, how do we get. How do…

…imagination is where we're all going to live. The imagination is the only place where the human soul is at home. Well, listening to Tim, one thing occurred to me that I wanted to leave with you, and that is what this is all about, in political terms,…

…thing will obviously happen in space. But your question is interesting. I can't quote him exactly, but when I spoke in Santa Cruz, Tim Poston, who's a mathematician, after it was all over, he quoted a modern poet saying, it won't end with a statue of…