…coming in? Why not? They won't let us. Why won't they? Let's go. I'll meet you in the bar afterwards, okay? No, this is Larry now. I'll meet you in the bar afterwards, all right? How do you get his voice mic like that? That's fabulous. I was…

…From your book, it seems obvious that you don't think the leper really achieved a totally non-physical level of existence, and where Larry does, do you think they ever will? A totally non-physical level of existence Well, in a sense, cyberspace is that, I…

…But it was a long battle, but all the money went back to its source. Is that right? That's right. Which money was that, Larry? Oh, don't you remember this? Oh, you had several of them. Thank God I didn't have to get involved in the others. I must…

…no. What? Purgatory. You know, Hell, Heaven, and Purgatory. Oh, Hell, Heaven, and Purgatory. Oh, yeah. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. Curly, Larry, and Moe. Shiba, Brahm, and Krishna. The other guy, yeah. J.C. and Spooky. It's a basic trilogy in the human…

…pants. We're working. Yay, we got it! Yay! Working. There he is. Yeah, we got a nose. But that's me coming off here. That's Larry and Zane's doing the... This dog's got blue eyes on you. Oh, you're coming off a high eight. Hello, hello there. Hi. Okay,…

…no. What? Purgatory. You know, Hell, Heaven, and Purgatory. Oh, Hell, Heaven, and Purgatory. Oh, yeah. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. Curly, Larry, and Moe. Shiba, Brahm, and Rish. The other guy, yeah. J.C. and Spooky. J.C. and Spooky. It's a basic trilogy…

…Tim and Liddy both end up with the same lecture agent. One creative thought and there's a whole year of Liddy versus Larry. Liddy really busted Nixon based on breaking into Dan Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office. Tim and I were partners in this minuet, then…

…picture in this machine of Peggy. She looks like a $2 million lollipop, I tell you. But I had really gone there to see Larry. And Larry was there, but he'd been upstairs. And so we didn't see him. We felt like he was kind of being snooty. Apparently,…

…this machine of Peggy. She looks like a $2 million lollipop, I tell you. But I had really gone there to see Larry. And Larry was there, but he'd been upstairs. And so we didn't see him. We felt like he was kind of being snooty. Apparently, Leary had…

…not very dangerous. It's the least dangerous thing around. And this old farm guy says, well, I'd like to talk to you, Dr. Larry. He said, you said marijuana is not dangerous. It seriously injured my son, Billy. I said, oh, just hurry. What happened to…

…trip called The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test. On the Millbrook meeting, he wrote, Everyone was waiting for the great meeting of Larry and Kesey. Word came down that Larry was upstairs in the mansion, engaged in a very serious experiment. A three-day trip,…

…Test. On the Millbrook meeting, he wrote, Everyone was waiting for the great meeting of Larry and Kesey. Word came down that Larry was upstairs in the mansion, engaged in a very serious experiment. A three-day trip, and could not be disturbed. Kesey wasn't…

…He's been there, and he's been upbeat about it every step of the way. Well, there's a Moody Blues song that Timothy and Larry did. No, no. I'm on the outside looking in. I'm going to be accelerating out pretty soon. Maybe two years, maybe five years,…

…riff now, Warrior, Warrior, Warrior, which is great. And so that was his trip, and I went along with it. I mean, look at Larry. He's full of enthusiasm and emotion, and he's got maybe a week. We didn't know if he'd get this far. That's the truth.…

…emotion, and he's got maybe a week. We didn't know if he'd get this far. That's the truth. Coincidentally, the reunion of Larry and Kesey took place just two weeks after Jerry Garcia died. Jerry's passing was still fresh in everyone's minds and hearts,…

…country should know that if you want to stir up some excitement and get some shock waves moving through a university, the Liddy Larry tour will... You're rolling in. The Liddy Leary tour. The Leary of the Liddy tour and the Liddy of the... Oh, you're…

…um... It's very hard to have an opinion. I just think there's been a lot of bad things. And I equate living with... Larry seemed to have some sense. Being a professor of psychology at Harvard University, a man of... quite a bit of intelligence. And…

…intent, they're obviously doing it as long as people are willing to listen. People believe what Liddy believes. People believe what Larry believes. More, you know, that was significant to me than I have in, like, the last three weeks of summer school.…

…being pushed around and reacting to external forces. In what role and at what level of that role do you visualize yourself, Dr. Larry? Well, I've given a great deal of thought to that. I think, as I read history, and of course in my profession, which…

…blood levels, sugar levels, oxygen, CO2. Your brain is aware of this enormous amount of information. But we, that is, I, Timothy Larry, and each one of you is cut off, of course, from awareness of most of these processes. Now, the gap between what…

…or prejudice and making them all better and learning more from each other. Okay. Rob, thank you very much. We're going to go to Larry in Fremont. Hey, Larry. Hi. Hi. Well, I thought since Tim Leary's on, this would be a good time to offer an apology…

…all better and learning more from each other. Okay. Rob, thank you very much. We're going to go to Larry in Fremont. Hey, Larry. Hi. Hi. Well, I thought since Tim Leary's on, this would be a good time to offer an apology for psychedelics, because I…

…1995 than we were in 1960? Yes, actually, it did have a change in society. Hey, wait, let's hear from Tim here, Larry. What Jerry's doing, he's using those same old metaphors. Right. Number. Well, I'm using numbers, which are always dubious. A hundred…

…agree with that, but go on. And you access the information as a point of reference. As a good literary scholar, you... Okay, Larry, Larry, I'm going to... Well, I'm not going to... Wait a minute, I'm going to let you go there, because there's a lot…

…agree with that, but go on. And you access the information as a point of reference. As a good literary scholar, you... Okay, Larry, Larry, I'm going to... Well, I'm not going to... Wait a minute, I'm going to let you go there, because there's a lot of…

…buy them from Japan. We're transitional figures. Suppose it's decentralized. No, like, we don't need them. Like, I would be happy to hear Larry Bird sing his corn dance and his buffalo dance, and I don't want to take that. I'll hear it, and that's in my…

…about how you can use it in interplay. I've been telling you about how one person can do it. You can hit one menu choice, Larry, and it's called Interplay. Up to four people can sit around and decide how we see each other. This is for fun. We can do…

…Yeah, I feared it. And the answer, of course, to that is once you learn how to do it. I must say this, Larry. The breakthrough came ten years ago, in 1976, when two great saints, St. Stephen I and St. Stephen II... you know, barefoot, long-haired…

…But I'm talking about computers in the hands of the individual. As you probably know, it will come as no surprise to you, Larry, when I tell you that I don't like organizations. I'm one of those people that stay outside of them. I think it's valuable…

…did mind expansion do to better people? You mean the mind expansion of the 60s? Yeah. Well, see, the interesting thing is, Larry... that the whole culture is LSD. For example, in the late 60s, we were running these psychedelic light shows in which we…

…ruined, crimes. Why not hit alcohol? That's, I think, obvious, and I think... Austin, Texas, for Dr. Timothy Leary. Hello. Hi, Larry. Hi. Greetings from Austin, Tim. Hey, I love Austin. Thanks. I understand that the citizens of Austin this November will…