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Robert Anton Wilson

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Guerrilla ontologist. Psychedelic magician. Outer head of the Illuminati. Quantum psychologist. Sit-down comic/philosopher. Discordian Pope.

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Marshall McLuhan

23 mentions across 3 talks in Robert Anton Wilson

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1:24:01

…pound as, in a sense, prophets of the internet. Yeah well who's generally regarded as the major prophet of the internet? Marshall McLuhan. There are more and more books coming out reinterpreting McLuhan, because a lot of what McLuhan wrote makes more sense…

1:24:06

…well who's generally regarded as the major prophet of the internet? Marshall McLuhan. There are more and more books coming out reinterpreting McLuhan, because a lot of what McLuhan wrote makes more sense than it did before internet got as big as it is…

1:24:09

…the major prophet of the internet? Marshall McLuhan. There are more and more books coming out reinterpreting McLuhan, because a lot of what McLuhan wrote makes more sense than it did before internet got as big as it is now. I've got a book called digital…

1:24:15

…what McLuhan wrote makes more sense than it did before internet got as big as it is now. I've got a book called digital McLuhan which applies his theories to the current state of internet and what is expected in the next 5 to 10 years. Now McLuhan

1:24:24

McLuhan which applies his theories to the current state of internet and what is expected in the next 5 to 10 years. Now McLuhan always said he got most of his ideas from Joyce. That's no secret. In almost every book he stops off somewhere to mention…

1:24:38

…In almost every book he stops off somewhere to mention James Joyce as the major authority on how media affect us. Well McLuhan also got a lot from pound. I first encountered McLuhan in the 1950s in various academic magazines writing essays on pound's…

1:24:41

…Joyce as the major authority on how media affect us. Well McLuhan also got a lot from pound. I first encountered McLuhan in the 1950s in various academic magazines writing essays on pound's cantos and then pound and McLuhan Together formed square dollar…

1:24:50

…pound. I first encountered McLuhan in the 1950s in various academic magazines writing essays on pound's cantos and then pound and McLuhan Together formed square dollar press, which was a typical poundian idea. There's a lot of books that pound thought were…

1:25:21

…they might be so inspired they would spend the money to hunt up a rare book deal or to find the books. So McLuhan and pound put out Fenollosa's Essay on the Chinese written character which pound was always trying to get into print and never could…

1:25:52

…the chongyong and the tashio of Confucius and from Alexander Delmar's history of monetary systems. I guess chiefly pound, but McLuhan was co editor of the series. They selected the worst atrocities committed by bankers throughout history and published it as…

1:26:19

…get Alexander Delmar's history of monetary systems in full but anyway we got the highlights thanks to the squared dollar series. So McLuhan was very, very much aware of pound and pound's importance and the technique of the cantos is in many ways closer to…

1:21:25

…pound as, in a sense, prophets of the internet. Yeah well who's generally regarded as the major prophet of the internet? Marshall McLuhan. There are more and more books coming out reinterpreting McLuhan because a lot of what McLuhan wrote makes more sense…

1:21:30

…well who's generally regarded as the major prophet of the internet? Marshall McLuhan. There are more and more books coming out reinterpreting McLuhan because a lot of what McLuhan wrote makes more sense than it did before internet got as big as it is now.…

1:21:33

…the major prophet of the internet? Marshall McLuhan. There are more and more books coming out reinterpreting McLuhan because a lot of what McLuhan wrote makes more sense than it did before internet got as big as it is now. I've got a book called digital…

1:21:39

…what McLuhan wrote makes more sense than it did before internet got as big as it is now. I've got a book called digital McLuhan which applies his theories to the current state of internet and what is expected in the next five to ten years. Now McLuhan

1:21:48

McLuhan which applies his theories to the current state of internet and what is expected in the next five to ten years. Now McLuhan always said he got most of his ideas from Joyce. That's no secret. In almost every book he stops off somewhere to mention…

1:22:01

…In almost every book he stops off somewhere to mention James Joyce as the major authority on how media affect us. Well McLuhan also got a lot from pound. I first encountered McLuhan in the 1950s in various academic magazines writing essays on pound's…

1:22:04

…Joyce as the major authority on how media affect us. Well McLuhan also got a lot from pound. I first encountered McLuhan in the 1950s in various academic magazines writing essays on pound's cantos. And then pound and McLuhan Together formed square dollar…

1:22:13

…pound. I first encountered McLuhan in the 1950s in various academic magazines writing essays on pound's cantos. And then pound and McLuhan Together formed square dollar press, which was a typical poundian idea. There's a lot of books that pound thought were…

1:22:42

…they might be so inspired they would spend the money to hunt up a rare book deal or to find the books. So McLuhan and pound put out Fenollosa's Essay on the Chinese written character which pound was always trying to get into print and never could…

1:23:12

…the chongyong and the tashio of Confucius and from Alexander Delmar's history of monetary systems. I guess chiefly pound, but McLuhan was co editor of the series. They selected the worst atrocities committed by bankers throughout history and published it as…

1:23:38

…get Alexander Delmar's history of monetary systems in full. But anyway we got the highlights thanks to the squared dollar series. So McLuhan was very, very much aware of pound and pound's importance and the technique of the cantos is in many ways closer…

28:19

…the thing that's not particularly well understood about Tim is he's a Great Irish poet. He's a cross between Samuel Beckett and Marshall McLuhan and he's also a great storyteller. I remember I was driving him one night and I said: Tim how come you don't…