…be a drug dealer. Never in your life. And you have really tried. What are you doing, fella? Well, I know it. Hi, John. I tell you, I really appreciate you. Bless your heart. Well, good. We appreciate y'all, too. I think it's... It's something when we…

…become a double agent for J. Edgar Hoover and all that. He's been a spy on the drug addicts of And there, there's your John Mettle bottle. The hot politician back then was Joe McCarthy. And the hot thing to do was, you know, the junior prom. And the…

…That's why they give it to babies. So I said, I think what I've heard is taking the scientific around. Is that true, John? John said, well, in fact, I had some serious physical difficulties in heaven. No, shit. Well, I had two cracked ribs. I said,…

…That's why they give it to babies. So I said, I think what I've heard is taking the scientific around. Is that true, John? John said, well, in fact, I had some serious physical difficulties in heaven. No, shit. Well, I had two cracked ribs. I said, no,…

…understood. It's hard to be understood when you do the things you do. You act the way you act. What did they say about you, John? That's why you're here. That's why I'm here. With you. What? I'm here with you. I'm not in your shell with you, but I'm…

…good. Mine's a brother, too, though. Then we can share a cup of coffee. You like that? Yeah, I like that very much, John. Too bad we couldn't share a cup of coffee in the 60s. How romantic. Wasn't the Haight-Ashbury scene beautiful back then? We might…

…not being here but here is John Lilley. Yeah. Well, he will be. He will be. Oh, he will be. He'll be here shortly. John will be here. What a courageous person. And Laura Huxley will be here, too. She'll be here shortly. So everybody took their chances,…

…Huxley will be here, too. She'll be here shortly. So everybody took their chances, I'll tell you that. In some ways, I think that John, you know, we all work within the ranges and so, but John has gone so far. and taking such risks that I just think…

…took their chances, I'll tell you that. In some ways, I think that John, you know, we all work within the ranges and so, but John has gone so far. and taking such risks that I just think he's... He'll be there when you get there. Ah, yeah. You know,…

…the whole thing was a California invention. And the only time it ever happened was when you crossed the Colorado River. I'm reading John Mock's book on the search for the Manchurian Candidate, in which he says that the CIA turned us all on, you know.…

…they take up the case of the four people that actually do it, Screamwriters. and the guys that wrote it in Aramaic, you know, John and Luke and so on. I'm talking about the 21st century and about Life magazine and why we're here. Well, I answer that,…

…side of the brain, I think any human being that I know. There's a lot more time there that's valuable time, research time. And John went through a time, you know, where he would literally say to you, I'm not a drag to come back down here and climb…

…amount of time inside their own brain. So they move, boot up, activate, program, reprogram their own brain. You know, John Lilley invented that concept in 1972, programming reprogrammed the human brain through a biocomputer. So most of Gibson's heroes do…

…I will have a... A search and rescue squad. We'll fucking jack in there. We'll go around Cyprus. We know the habits of John Lilley. People like that. We'll track them down and get messages from them. Call home, John. That's the one thing about the 21st…

…around Cyprus. We know the habits of John Lilley. People like that. We'll track them down and get messages from them. Call home, John. That's the one thing about the 21st century. That's kind of spooky. The second thing is even more scary for half of…

…drugs with them? I guess I can say that now, yeah. Sure. So you turned them on to that stuff? I was in Montreal when John Yoko was there. I think it was 1968 or 69. John was not allowed in the country then because of some minor marijuana squabble…

…So you turned them on to that stuff? I was in Montreal when John Yoko was there. I think it was 1968 or 69. John was not allowed in the country then because of some minor marijuana squabble over, and Nixon was president here. Yeah. And we did Give…

…the five of us did that. I never got any residuals from it, but it was for a good cause. You, Tommy Smothers, Yoko, John, and your wife. That's right, yeah, five of us, yeah. You still married? Yep. Same woman? No, not the same woman. Well, her face…

…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 Chance. Really? Here's the Gorbachev's…

…Oh, yeah. It's all right. Hey, jackass. Jackass, is that you? You remember Jackass, Robin? Yeah, he calls a lot. Yeah. I call him John. Hey, so... I lost my train of thought. What was I going to ask you? What happened to that call? Hello? Hello? What…

…said to me, we have a lot to learn about our inhibitions from the dolphins. How about a round of applause for John Lily, huh? Anyway, we're into the third generation of drugs. They're going to be strong, like computers and like airplanes, like anything…

…it. You know, just last week in Prague, Czechoslovakia, tens of thousands of students came out and burned candles in memory of John Lennon's death, which was, was it December? 1980, December 8th. Yeah, 7th, was it? Yeah. And it turns out, we didn't know…

…don't know. John Lilly was... Supposedly doing that here with dolphins with computers. Computers that they could communicate underwater with dolphins. John was here, you know, three weeks ago. And we talked about that. Wasn't he looking more and more like a…

…out all the contradictions. I had no political ideology. I mean, I've never read Marx or Lenin, except for Groucho and John. So it just came from my instincts. It's always a mystery why. People always have explanations. Some astrologer took my chart…

…We're going to deport you to Mendocino County. We're not like them in the first place. That's really us. Would we change John Wayne Airport to Daryl Hamm Airport? All right. That's one more suggestion. Instead of music, we'd have songs by... Grateful Dead.…

…like a computer does. Sometimes I glitch, but it's fun. We keep continuity. We make entertainment. We make education. We make fun. Vincent, John Vincent? Good deal. Well, we want to see this right now. Toon Land. On TV. On TV, Toon Land. New CD-ROM from…

…salad I don't know what Kathy's are we gonna eat anything here I'll take those out no no I just wondered what you planned John Beresford was here. Did you see John? He said he had seen Albert. So what is Albert Hoffman's feeling about Well, I think…

…gonna eat anything here I'll take those out no no I just wondered what you planned John Beresford was here. Did you see John? He said he had seen Albert. So what is Albert Hoffman's feeling about Well, I think just generally about the development... Oh,…

…number of the cab for Jack. You got it. What's that? Oh, actually, that's the famous picture. Yep. That's the famous bed-in of John and Yoko. Oh, I see. And that's Rosemary, and that's me. And that's Tommy Smothers. And we invented the song, Give Us a…

…at least to understand what it is that they're dealing with. That's the first question. Now, coming back again to where we were, John, you wanted to come in on that. Well, I just wanted to say, Dr. Leary keeps talking about generalizations. I keep giving…

…of a song does not affect anyone who is a normal person in the sense that there is any normality at all. Thanks a lot, John. Well, I'm telling you the truth. I mean, I don't think, you know, people say their knee talks to them, you know. I'm serious,…

…I mean, I don't think, you know, people say their knee talks to them, you know. I'm serious, they do. Thanks a lot, John. My elbow talks to me often, best after a tennis game. I think drug messages and songs are insignificant compared to drug messages…

…great philosophers who invented inter-screen, Dr. John Lilly. For those of you who were here last week, a round of applause for John. Thank you. Michael Siegel, who has arranged the visit of Chandler. There's Michael back there. I didn't think we could top…

…of the brain, than I think any human being that I know. There's a lot more time there that's valuable time, research time. And John went through a time, you know, where he would literally say to you, I'm a drag to come back down here and climb into…

…hello, George, how are you? Would you like a beer or something? Come on in, you know what's happening. But we all sympathize with John every time he had a birthday. He'd say, oh, shit, here I am again. But you don't understand about it. The point about…

…Cyprus. We know the habits of John Lilley and people like that. We'll track him down and get messages from him. Call home, John. That's the one thing about the 21st century. That's kind of spooky. The second thing is even more scary for half of this…

…Jung pointed out that it's a quaternity in the human unconscious. The unconscious always is making noise. Pretty, low, and moot. John, Ringo, Paul and George. George. The Catholic Church really disappointed me after John and John Paul. I thought it would be…

…it in Rolling Stone okay so I heard it also from Yoko she was there And Gorby said to her, isn't it a shame that John isn't here to sing Give Peace a Chance? About the time in the White House with Max and Ronnie. Number one, they'd never heard of…

…young Timothy went on to become a cadet at West Point. Why didn't you shine those shoes? I didn't have time, sir. Mr. Dumb John, you have time for everything. If you're having a good explanation, you say no excuse, sir. But in his first year, Leary was…

…a show-off. He was an egomaniacal show-off. Standing against Ronald Reagan, Leary received the ultimate stamp of approval from the counterculture. John and Yoko invited us to Montreal where they were staging a bed-in for peace. John asked how he could help,…

…the ultimate stamp of approval from the counterculture. John and Yoko invited us to Montreal where they were staging a bed-in for peace. John asked how he could help, and we asked him to write a song for us. And we told him our slogan was, come…

…help, and we asked him to write a song for us. And we told him our slogan was, come together, join the party. So John subsequently wrote Come Together. One thing I can tell you is you've got to be free. Come together right now over me. leary never…

…That's a right wing, you know. They call him Gorby. But Gorby, Mrs. Gorby, met with Yogan and said, isn't it too bad that John couldn't be here? And thanks for a good piece of jacks. And, you know, now listen to me. Yoko Ono couldn't get within 10…

…going on. It seems that everyone in Hitachiyo is excited about the story. Let's listen to this song soon. Internet Tech Now. John Bonn, yoroshiku. It seems that IBM has released a very fast machine. Let's take a look. Japan IBM has become the official…

…increased. Meaning we'd be living longer and longer and getting dumber and dumber. 500 year anniversaries of Frank Sinatra and John Denver singing in Las Vegas. President Reagan, President Nixon in the audience, because in our boardroom we would have…

…of our conference. We're discussing, interestingly enough, what we were discussing yesterday afternoon at Bill Burrow's place. with John Steinbeck. And we just discussed the mortality, which was the subject of William Burroughs' seminar yesterday. Is there…

…you say, well, I guess this is dying. But that's an old term anyway, you know. Because just really living, you're really... John only talks of solid state intelligence. You can see, sense all reality as being a series of planes or interacting signal waves…

…You guys remember, you can't walk because you're out of your body. And it's like, I had a great admiration for John Lilly. John is a, part of John, and very competitive. He likes the real, ask neuronauts to know that he's vlogged more times. And he's…

…walk because you're out of your body. And it's like, I had a great admiration for John Lilly. John is a, part of John, and very competitive. He likes the real, ask neuronauts to know that he's vlogged more times. And he's performed the incredible feat…

…the That judge down in Texas in Laredo that, you know, set me up for 30 years? Ben Connolly. Ben Connolly, right. In 1976... John Connolly's brother. Is he? Is he really? Yeah. He's not a barrel of giggles. I got out of prison because he died because…

…and we suddenly saw an alarm outside, and we saw people running down to the baths with a stretcher. And we all knew. John, John, John. And sure enough, they found him. floating face down in the tub and they planted my stretcher and they carried him…

…and we suddenly saw an alarm outside, and we saw people running down to the baths with a stretcher. And we all knew. John, John, John. And sure enough, they found him. floating face down in the tub and they planted my stretcher and they carried him so…

…we suddenly saw an alarm outside, and we saw people running down to the baths with a stretcher. And we all knew. John, John, John. And sure enough, they found him. floating face down in the tub and they planted my stretcher and they carried him so no…

…tub and they planted my stretcher and they carried him so no more seminar at all our noses are in the window and there goes John and they brought him into our bedroom and my wife found him naked like a huge John this is getting it to look more and…

…Harvard, and Allen Ginsberg. And I've been so fortunate to know people like Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac and Ringo and of course John. Well, Ken Kesey turned seven. And I think this book is worth it just for the biographies of the wonderful people who…

…Peace a Chance. I don't know if you noticed it, but I was in that cut. I was there in Montreal in the bedroom when John and Yoko first cut this. That's me doing percussions on the guitar case. Well, that was a long time ago, maybe 18 years ago, and…

…roll right over you with their tanks. How well do you know John Lennon? People recall you from the bed-in scene in the hotel where John and Yoko stayed in bed for several days, but how well did you know him? He came to my center and we were in very…

…were in very close touch. He actually sent me money when I was in exile in Switzerland, which was taken by the lawyers, but John and Yoko were always in close touch with me. John could not come in America. He had a minor marijuana beef in England, so…

…when I was in exile in Switzerland, which was taken by the lawyers, but John and Yoko were always in close touch with me. John could not come in America. He had a minor marijuana beef in England, so Nixon wouldn't let him in. And when I was allowed…

…leave the country, I went up to Montreal, and I was there. Five of us sang the lyrics to Give Peace a Chance. There was John Yoko, my wife, and Tommy Smothers. Let's go. I got time in the hotel room in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal. He said,…

…motto of your campaign? And my wife said, come together, join the party, which is kind of a typical hippie double entendre. So John started strumming. And the title and some of the best lines from Come Together came from my... campaign song, which I was…

…passed on by surgeries and successful pilgrims in the past. And I don't care what the book is. It may be Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John. It may be some chapter in the Bible. It may be the I Ching. It may be the writings of the... Turn Down Saints, but…

…postpone your activities next week, the Lilly five-day seminar is certainly something We've been seeing a great deal of both Tony and John recently. And John is simply gone farther than any human being has gone before. And he makes Star Trek crew and Mr.…

…next week, the Lilly five-day seminar is certainly something We've been seeing a great deal of both Tony and John recently. And John is simply gone farther than any human being has gone before. And he makes Star Trek crew and Mr. Spock and Kirk…

…to follow up. He's certainly the Christopher Columbus of neuronautic exploration. And he's such a wonderful example to all of us because John has gone where no one has gone before. On the other hand, he has perfect ground control. The combination of Tony,…

…has gone where no one has gone before. On the other hand, he has perfect ground control. The combination of Tony, Lily, and John. Tony's tracking him all the time. They're in wonderful communication all the time. And in spite of the fact that he is…

…a book. So in every way, as Alex Huxley used to say, we have to make the best of both worlds or of all the worlds. And John has given us an example of how to do that now. John is not the person that's easy to talk to in a cocktail party. As a…

…like Alice Huxley, Allen Ginsberg, Baba Ram Dass, Richard Alpert, Alan Watts. How about Alan Watts? Well, yeah. John Lilly! Yeah, John was there. Oh, he's a, well, he wasn't Harvard, but he's, he's, he's number, he comes in third generation. He's way…

…will make the great plains of the valleys and central meadows of California green with grass. At that moment... At that moment, John Williams wouldn't have to pay taxes if you'd get a rebate dividend from your state governor. A couple thousand dollars a…

…a lot of assumptions that could in fact be wrong. We call these inferences. For example, if I'm talking to you about a mutual friend, John, and I mention to you, did you hear John almost got hit by a car last night? It's not at all clear exactly what…

…We call these inferences. For example, if I'm talking to you about a mutual friend, John, and I mention to you, did you hear John almost got hit by a car last night? It's not at all clear exactly what must have happened, but you make some inferences…

…got hit by a car last night? It's not at all clear exactly what must have happened, but you make some inferences that John must have been outside, John must have been engaged in some sort of an activity, and this has implications, this has consequences.…

…night? It's not at all clear exactly what must have happened, but you make some inferences that John must have been outside, John must have been engaged in some sort of an activity, and this has implications, this has consequences. We can have expectations…

…sort of an activity, and this has implications, this has consequences. We can have expectations about this interfering with something that John was doing. and were naturally concerned. We think to ask, was he hurt? What happened? Now, these are all functions…

…before, sending back signals which have changed all of us in this room. John Lilly, where are you? John Lilly! John Lilly! Come up, John! John, please come up! Thank you. Gee, how do you answer that one? Well, it sure is great to be back again after…

…sending back signals which have changed all of us in this room. John Lilly, where are you? John Lilly! John Lilly! Come up, John! John, please come up! Thank you. Gee, how do you answer that one? Well, it sure is great to be back again after two…

…Is Tony with you? No. Tony is not with us in... physical carnality, but she's with us in spirit. We send a message through John to Tony. Right? Who's in charge of timing and placing? How are we doing? Yeah. Is that... Yeah. Shall we cut it here? I…

…both Baba Ram Dass and Richard Alpert. The wonderful thing about Richard Dass or Baba Alpert is he's changing. I said John Lilly's one of the most courageous scientists of all time. Richard's not basically a scientist. He's a philosopher and a stand-up…

…And then there's maharishi who uh recently said he's all in favor of life extension research. And then there's uh bubba free John Uh the craziest guru of them all in one of my favorites he's very heavy into life extension research. He has funded…