Terence McKenna
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The largest collection of talks by Terence McKenna — visionary ethnobotanist and advocate for the mindful use of natural psychedelics.
…And we're losing it all the time. I mean, like when you get. When you deal with these real nightmare trips, like the Jeffrey Dahmer thing, the reason that's so horrifying, I think, is because it's a loss of any value that you can relate to. It's like…
…this is my idea of toxic information. Maybe some of you saw this. It was in timer, Newsweek, around the time of the Jeffrey Dahmer trial. Norman Mailer wrote an essay on the psychotic as harbinger of future style and said, you know, the psychotic is the…
…ago I think it was in Atlantic Monthly by Norman Mailer about the future of psychosis and basically he was reflecting on the Jeffrey Dahmer murder case and he said: you know we must struggle to avoid a future where most of us keep human body parts in…
…it's and we're losing it all the time. I mean like when you get when you deal with these real nightmare trips like the Jeffrey Dahmer thing the reason that's so so any value that you can relate to it's like the real darkness rises up and you say you…
…this is my idea of toxic information. Maybe some of you saw this it was in timer newsweek around the time of the Jeffrey Dahmer Trial. Norman Mailer wrote an essay on the psychotic as harbinger of future style and said: you know the psychotic is the…
…we cannot feel the consequences of what we are doing. I mean recently we had paraded in front of us the figure of Jeffrey Dahmer as who you don't want to be like. And yet Jeffrey Dahmer to me was an absolute paradigm of global civilization because his…
…we had paraded in front of us the figure of Jeffrey Dahmer as who you don't want to be like. And yet Jeffrey Dahmer to me was an absolute paradigm of global civilization because his problem was that he didn't he couldn't feel the consequences of…