c/timothy-leary
Timothy Francis Leary — psychologist, visionary, and fearless explorer of consciousness. From the hallowed halls of Harvard to the frontiers of the human mind, he dared to question the boundaries of perception and inspired generations to think, feel, and dream beyond the ordinary.
…students realized they had, you see, they learned it at the Fulton Abbey Opera, they had a media opportunity of a lifetime. Gorbachev was gonna come visit, the world's press would be there, the TV would be there, Dan Rather would be there. Nothing happens…
…Marshall McLuhan's insight into the global village and the global society developing. That's the upside. The downside is that the minute Gorbachev went back to Moscow, and the minute Dan Rather went down to Noriega, whatever other problem he got, or whatever…
…him Gorby. Gorby, yeah. Gorby and Mrs. Gorby brought to their home, and they had a special little wine ceremony. And Mrs. Gorbachev said, isn't it too bad that John isn't here? And she was quoting... to Yoko from John's stuff, including Give Peace a…
…forth? I mean, what we did for human individual freedom. But the paradoxical thing about freedom is, and I sympathize with poor Gorbachev. How about a round of applause for Gorbachev? And Reza, because she's the one behind the throne. How about Reza? I…
…individual freedom. But the paradoxical thing about freedom is, and I sympathize with poor Gorbachev. How about a round of applause for Gorbachev? And Reza, because she's the one behind the throne. How about Reza? I don't know if you know this story, but…
…Moscow as the Soviet Union turns into 15 independent republics. I mean what's going to happen here. Because what is so terrifying about Gorbachev from the point of view of the powers that be is... that he models a leader who can say, we did it wrong.…
…say, we did it wrong. Baker was on one of the talk shows after one of these We Did It Wrong statements by Gorbachev, and they said to him, well, under what circumstances would an official of the United States government admit a mistake? And he said,…
…radio, Walkman, movies. You have stories about the fact that this can't happen behind the Iron Curtain. Well, it is. Gorbachev finally has realized you can't have a civilized... industrial society without giving freedom of information to his people. I give…
…finally has realized you can't have a civilized... industrial society without giving freedom of information to his people. I give Gorbachev a lot of credit there. But it's terrifying to think of computers in Russia where people can interconnect and not…
…here because yesterday, Ringo, I was talking to a woman who was in Russia five years ago, whenever Andropov was still there, before Gorbachev, and she was a little bit spooked about being there, and she was in a hotel room with a bunch of Russian…