…exist, and we become objects in our collective imagination. Well, that's it for today. Thank you. I'll be around this evening, and maybe Peter will agree to be around for part of this evening. And people who want to use this program, we will help you if…

…their quenching and possibly linking them with comet impact and things like that. That's right. Well, all we have to do is persuade Peter to write More levels in it. At present, I think it can't handle a span of time more than 135,000. Yeah, I think…

…in and Ralph will introduce and show these computer graphic films. Well, it's been a very interesting five days for me. It's... Peter was remarking how amazing it was that here we had 20 people, five days of their undivided attention on Time Wave Zero,…

…I Ching and inquiring the nature of the post-wave conditions. You're very patient and mad people to be even putting up with this. Peter, it didn't... It didn't print for some reason. It's jammed? How do you know? Oh, wait a minute. How come that light…

…want to thank... Kathleen O'Shaughnessy and Michael Meyer, I mean Peter Meyer and Michael Meyer, wherever he may be. Peter Meyer, Peter has been, you know, until you've written a piece of software with somebody, you don't really know them. And Ralph Abraham…

…I hope that some of the distant landscape that I saw I've been able to convey to you after months of working on this with Peter one time and I didn't reveal to Peter what it was for because I didn't really know him so I kept him in the dark…

…landscape that I saw I've been able to convey to you after months of working on this with Peter one time and I didn't reveal to Peter what it was for because I didn't really know him so I kept him in the dark I just said you know we have this…

…time. Watkins is the first person who ever wrote the equation that generates the data points. You see, all these other people, Peter Broadwell, Peter Meyer, Billy Smith, Leonard Byrne, all the people who worked on it in the original phase used the 384…

…most famous later painter influenced by Bach or Bosch. Not a painter, but. Well, a painter, but in this case, in his etchings, was Peter Brueghel the Elder, who did a series of seven deadly sins that are. You can't tell whether what you see in Bosch is…

…But over the next little while at the website, we will conduct an email discussion with input from Peter Meyer and Peter Broadwell, who were the primary programmers of the original thing, and Klaus Schraff at Tubingen in Germany, who duplicated the…

…value. There are tribes in the Amazon for whom rivers begin where they meet another river, obviously, and they end where they Peter Out among some springs and swamps up in the mountain. To them this is perfectly obvious that that's how rivers work. To…

…time Watkins is the first person who ever wrote the equation that generates the data points. You see all these other people Peter Broadwell Peter Mayer, Billy Smith, Leonard Bern all the people who worked on it in the original phase used the 384 data…

…is the first person who ever wrote the equation that generates the data points. You see all these other people Peter Broadwell Peter Mayer, Billy Smith, Leonard Bern all the people who worked on it in the original phase used the 384 data points that…

…thing because I work with a mac. I'm not actually familiar with MS Dos based software, so I'm kind of clumsy with this. Peter did an amazing job. You can do all kinds of tricks with this stuff. Peter Meyer, my colleague, my mathematical colleague, who…

…very clearly probably there were toad cults in the americas from a long time back and there may be psychedelic toads. Peter Gorman, Who's a writer here in New York, has reported psychedelic toads in the Amazon. His reports have not been collaborated…

…whole apocalyptic, just like out of an old testament apocalyptic. And then in the later letters, very much towards the end like Peter so that might have been written in the beginning of the second century. It says many say well we were expecting this…

…of you have eaten there and it's always a psychological environment fraught with various possibilities. He'd seen this girl earlier in the tubs. Peter Didn't have long to wait to see crystal again. He found her a couple of hours after they had met in the…

…this ring in I had an orgasm right there in the shop. It was wild. The guy said: this is definitely your energy center. Peter was silenced by this information but recovered in time to say: does it still have that effect on you? Sure that's why it's…

…but recovered in time to say: does it still have that effect on you? Sure that's why it's there. Gosh thought Peter, these California Girls are amazing. He felt his own englishness and stiffness and inability to decipher crystal's candor. If an englishwoman…

…that she either wanted sex straight away or that she'd been educated at a convent. Over here. One had no idea what it meant. Peter wanted to ask crystal to sit with him, but in the communal dining room he felt the usual sense of personal and social…

…were designed to protect. Psychologically bleeding and half drowned but still hoping to preserve an air of purpose and self possession, Peter had often wandered back and forth in the last three days, plate in hand, meeting or avoiding glances he was no…

…time, Watkins is the first person who ever wrote the equation that generates the data points. You see all these other people Peter Broadwell, Peter Mayer Billy Smith, Leonard Bern, all the people who worked on it in the original phase used the 384 data…

…is the first person who ever wrote the equation that generates the data points. You see all these other people Peter Broadwell, Peter Mayer Billy Smith, Leonard Bern, all the people who worked on it in the original phase used the 384 data points that…

…the last 12 000 years. And where does this stuff come from? If I could capture a single 30 second burst, I could be Peter max Yves Saint Laurent, Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso and all the REST and roll it into one, because the amount of creative imagery…

…up as a product on the underground tree frog from Peru. This is pardon me, is that the Matisse word? Well this is all Peter Gorman's field work and I respect Peter Gorman. He's not a personal friend of mine because I haven't spent that much time with…

…tree frog from Peru. This is pardon me, is that the Matisse word? Well this is all Peter Gorman's field work and I respect Peter Gorman. He's not a personal friend of mine because I haven't spent that much time with him but he seems to know more about…

…unspeakable evil. At the same time there is this sort of buzz and thrust of optimism, everything from a guy like Peter Schwartz talking about the long wave, the big booming economy breakthroughs in educational levels and qualities of life but it's…

…be informed. I know that I often use reference books I use Schulte's Botany and chemistry of hallucinogens for those aspects. Peter Stafford's Psychedelic encyclopedia is good for a kind of social history overview. Marlene De Rios has a book called cross…

…arduous task of conceptualizing and then turning it into software. My colleague, Peter Meyer, the best debase hacker around, is here tonight. Peter why don't you stand up and share the glory? So any of you who have that kind of a machine and are…

…the other side. But I'm not talking about a historical transformation in quite the same way that I think Jose and perhaps Peter were indicating. I'm talking about a change in physics, not a change in the human heart or the human political structure. I'm…

…there and we were talking last night about how my little story about what happened to the mayans, to the maya, and Peter Pretty much agreed was around 970 and probably at copan, which was the Alexandria of the mayan world it's where the mathematics…

…to moderate with me and we'll see if we can't generate some fast paced repartee. Kihei has indicated a willing part. So, Ralph, Peter, Kath would you like to join? Well, maybe I'm close enough. Yeah, I don't know what this will be since I'm being…

…regenerate precipitate. My name is kat I'm Terrence's Partner and mother of our children and an artist I have time. And I'm Peter Bowen. I'm the painter of the sultan tarot. Terrence McKenna and Joan Halifax, Inciter frenzy. How do you incite do you make…

…how I can take technology and quest for inner searching smaller and brighter. Yeah, I mean moving on and letting go. I'm Peter, I'm a painter and I'm interested in mysticism and I'm interested in the consciousness and I'm interested in how the internet is…

…archaic revival of the bees, history religion and so forth. I have been interested in processional astronomy for a while since I read Peter Tompkins Mysteries of the and let's see, Philip K dick I thought I thought that he was going to be here. He is…

…he is such a startlingly radical painter in the context of his time. Many of his conceits were picked up after his life, Peter Bruegel the elder being the foremost exponent of it. He may have been an alchemical Guinea Pig who let's see frager I think…

…shipped for is not a voyage of discovery it's more like a ship of fools deal. It's something which Hieronymus Bosch or Peter Bruegel the elder uh could appreciate. It's uh it's probably best summed up in the work of Groucho Marx but uh unfortunately…

…physics that has trickled down into the lives of ordinary people? And they were absolutely stymied. Well I kind of go with Peter Russell's Theory that you know perhaps from our technological culture we did get something. You know, first of all none of us…

…we're going to go into the deepest of the deep dive and we're going to hear a short, very noisy telephone interview, Peter Gorman interviewing Dennis McKenna, Terence's Brother, in 1993, and I probably took the noisiest version, I'm sorry and in this and…