c/terence-mckenna
The largest collection of talks by Terence McKenna — visionary ethnobotanist and advocate for the mindful use of natural psychedelics.
…has occurred in less than 50 years. I mean, it's eerie to read his examples of contemporaneously because there's stuff like Marilyn Monroe, Perry Como, James Dean. I mean, he's writing from another era, and yet, from his point of view, he's firmly embedded…
…electronic culture has occurred in less than 50 years. It's eerie to read his examples of contemporaneity, because there's stuff like Marilyn Monroe, Perry Como, James Dean. I mean, he's writing from another era, and yet, from his point of view, he's firmly…
…million year events don't happen in the lifetime of a single human being. What are the odds of that? And we also had Marilyn Monroe, the Kennedy Assassination, the landing on the moon. How many once in a hundred million year events can you cram into a…
…resolution, greater refresher speed. This is why I'm so keen on virtual reality, not because I want to have virtual sex with Marilyn Monroe or some knot headed notion like that, but because I believe this is a technology that will allow us to show each…
…greater refresher speed. This is why I'm so keen on virtual reality, not because I want to, you know have virtual sex with Marilyn Monroe or some knot headed notion like that but because I believe this is a technology that will allow us to show each…
…like Forrest Gump that people who never even lived at the same time can mingle together in the collective cultural memory. Marilyn Monroe can have an affair with Albert Einstein in cyberspace. What it means to both of them since they're dead I'm not…
…million year events don't happen in the lifetime of a single human being what are the odds of that? And we also had Marilyn Monroe, the Kennedy Assassination, the landing on the moon. How many once in a hundred million year events can you cram into a…
…has occurred in less than 50 years. I mean it's eerie to read his examples of contemporaneity because there's stuff like Marilyn Monroe, Perry Como, James Dean I mean he's writing from another era and yet from his point of view he's firmly embedded…