…might have to those of us who are retired for reading. All right personal preferences, what do you like? Well, I trust what Arthur Kessler called the ghost in the library. You get certain hunches that now is the time to go into a bookstore and you go…

…in the same way we're going to have 40 to 80 million crack users in 50 years and the government's reliant. Arthur Kessler wrote a fascinating paper on compulsion neuroses in politics. He argued that it's not only individuals who get these freudian…

…confront Zen and there's very little you can be skeptical about you know there's very little that a hard headed skeptic can attack. Arthur Kessler, right, yeah Arthur Kessler he is a funny man. He was a funny man. He was probably one of the most really…

…very little you can be skeptical about you know there's very little that a hard headed skeptic can attack. Arthur Kessler, right, yeah Arthur Kessler he is a funny man. He was a funny man. He was probably one of the most really one of the most…

…world in his time and a wonderful writer and so wrong headed. Bob Wilson has told me the story that's where I learned that that Kessler, when he I guess he was in his marxist period and he went to Russia to see how the Great new society was working…

…was the 50s. There was a wave of popularity, of popularization of Asian ideas that was coming in, both Hinduism and Buddhism. And Kessler went to India and he went to Japan and it's pretty clear he went there just the way the amazing randy goes.…

…he went there just the way the amazing randy goes. Someplace to prove that some paranormal phenomenon is a fake. You know, Kessler went to India and Japan to prove that all this attractiveness of Hinduism and Buddhism was ridiculous and these people have…