…ocean filled with infinities of knowledge and vision and beauties, and the mind is like a faucet. When you take Mesmer and LSD, you open up the faucet and all of this unconscious visionary system is gushing out. Now that's a great metaphor for the…

…and which we can now learn to transmit. So my mission for the last eight years has been to develop the transmission equipment of LSD. LSD and drugs like that can activate Buddha, turn on your inner equipment, and you need some way to express it. In the…

…we can now learn to transmit. So my mission for the last eight years has been to develop the transmission equipment of LSD. LSD and drugs like that can activate Buddha, turn on your inner equipment, and you need some way to express it. In the first…

…That's a good question. The same thing happened in the 60s when we belatedly started exploring the mind with psychedelic drugs like LSD, none of us knew at the time that the CIA had been doing 15 years beforehand. The CIA spent about $25 million…

…none of us knew at the time that the CIA had been doing 15 years beforehand. The CIA spent about $25 million on research with LSD. There's a book called That's a dream by Martin Lee. He was a speaker here a few weeks ago. There you go, yeah. And…

…but to decriminalize and regulate. Let the government regulate, let the government, you know you go to the state store, you're getting LSD that's pure. And they should also have de-glamorized drugs. Make it hard to get. You have to stand in line. Make it…

…talk about XCC or 2C-D or ketamine, there's no way, there's no existential semantic thing we're talking about. There's been no LSD in this country since 1968 when they criminalized it. Unless you were very, very... well connected with top chemists. 99% of…

…in this country since 1968 when they criminalized it. Unless you were very, very... well connected with top chemists. 99% of all the LSD so-called has been used. You know what it is. Now, it's true that the chemists that made LSD tended on the whole to…

…top chemists. 99% of all the LSD so-called has been used. You know what it is. Now, it's true that the chemists that made LSD tended on the whole to be incredibly pure and innocent because for one reason, you're likely to get dose when you made it.…

…with A, right, Jeff? Right, Jeff? I mean, I think that there will, by the way, see, we're told that there's an enormous amount of LSD being used right now. I wouldn't know, but I thought about some of these colleges, and they say that a lot of LSD is…

…amount of LSD being used right now. I wouldn't know, but I thought about some of these colleges, and they say that a lot of LSD is being used. Yeah? That's, how can you know? How can you say, how can you possibly sit here in New York City and say…

…That's, how can you know? How can you say, how can you possibly sit here in New York City and say that many people are getting LSD? How do you know? Have you taken it along? I'll tell you, I was in a van at a New York State college, And the kids…

…I don't hang out with those guys a lot. They were different styles of life. That's alright. I don't want to be about LSD. But I want to tell you, the Grateful Dead, for what, 25 years now, have been running a full-bore, full-tilt pagan religion. In…

…run on the planet Earth right now, I would be considered as the leading advocate of crack cocaine, heroin, weed, ice, marijuana, LSD, yeah. I'm considered the number one drug advocate. But I don't deserve it. I don't deserve that. That's speed that you…

…mind then, didn't you? I still got it. Yeah. Well, and you're responsible for carrying it, you know, you're the Johnny Appleseed here at LSD, you know, planting it every way you got a chance. Well, I sure did, but I don't think it was a credit thing.…

…in the totality. So, you know, I can't think of how it could have worked out otherwise. I must confess that when I studied LSD And then I heard there was getting out on the streets. I said, this will never sell. It's too intense. People will be too…

…but it's not a popular street drug anymore the way it once was. I think a fair number of people are still taking LSD, don't you think? Yeah, but they're stuck on the street. You can't call that LSD. Al, perhaps you haven't been assiduous enough in…

…a fair number of people are still taking LSD, don't you think? Yeah, but they're stuck on the street. You can't call that LSD. Al, perhaps you haven't been assiduous enough in getting the good stuff. I can't believe you failed to find the good stuff.…

…looking at the recent vintages to see how they're coming along. Do you think the hippie movement would have come about without LSD or had its impact? I think that would mean a totally different impact. What? It would mean a totally different impact. I…

…I, the acid guru. The primary Timothy that will pass through the mainstream media is the gleeful, irresponsible purveyor of LSD to an unsuspecting American public. Not that people who believe in this cartoon version of Timothy are necessarily against him.…

…you're tired and a bit run down, can't seem to get your feet off the ground, baby, you ought to try a little bit of LSD. Only if you want to. Shake your head, it'll rattle your brain, make you act just a bit insane, give you all the psychic energy…

…rattle your brain, make you act just a bit insane, give you all the psychic energy you need to eat flowers and kiss babies. LSD for you and me. And the fuck chair, which I think embodies all the different emotions that we feel today. If there's a…

…And the reason why is because he helped everybody expand their mind to another horizon, whether it's just mushrooms or nitrous oxide, even LSD. I mean, you had to get there somehow. So it's just like when he used to tell me, and he'd sit there and…

…I have a lot of regrets, personal regrets, emotional regrets, as we all do. People say, you know, do I regret about taking LSD? My answer is, two things I regret. I should have taken more psychedelic drugs, and I should have made love more. So that's…

…in the 60s, our next guest coined that famous phrase as he encouraged us to expand our minds with a controversial drug called LSD. Twenty years later, he's still after us to explore our minds and expand them, except now, instead of LSD, it's more likely…

…controversial drug called LSD. Twenty years later, he's still after us to explore our minds and expand them, except now, instead of LSD, it's more likely to be with IBM. Would you welcome Dr. Timothy Leary. So you're really, welcome back, first of all.…

…of a whole genre of electronic books that I think make us smarter and happier and hopefully funnier. Now, have you put anything about LSD in your program, Mind Mirror? No, I started my LSD research 26 years ago at Harvard, as you all know, and I have…

…us smarter and happier and hopefully funnier. Now, have you put anything about LSD in your program, Mind Mirror? No, I started my LSD research 26 years ago at Harvard, as you all know, and I have not been doing research on that. Naturally, people are…

…about the 60s, and that's part of it. I just thought you might have put something in there. I mean, if somebody had experienced LSD, say, back in the 60s, and with your Mind Mirror program wanted to say... Or on the Mind Mirror program say, what would…

…want beer. They wanted something better. They wanted technicolor experiences. We would spend days and days of preparing someone for an LSD experience. You see, these plants have been used for 25,000 years by native tribes, pagan tribes. And when the tribe…

…by native tribes, pagan tribes. And when the tribe has these possession or trance experiences where they get very, very loaded on LSD or mushrooms or peyote, there's a powerful group support. Yes, go for it. Bark like a dog. Feel the power of whatever…

…materialism, and a consumer, a consumer option is to turn off materialism, you know, in any case it's the option. Then, so LSD had been around, peyote had been around, the mushroom's been around for hundreds or thousands of years. But the reason that…

…because kids were brought up being able to dial the boob tube, were quite ready. And I think that to really understand LSD and what it does to the brain, you have to have some... intuitive feeling for computers and for video electronic communication. They…

…be hanging around Silicon Valley, and there was all this interest in electronics. So he and Steve Wozniak, who was another LSD veteran, developed the personal computer. The personal computer is part of the next level of intelligence that we're talking about.…

…So that I see the development of computers, personal computers, and video games as being a logical extension of the use of LSD as Beatles records. I think that they really led... I think once you had that generation of young people that learned how…

…artistic but then you have to do it with somebody else and the same thing to the computers that first it's um You take LSD and you trip out or you watch television and you're just kind of... It's passive. And it's great because it's jamming your brain…

…new aphrodisiacs, in order to hang a new molecule on a masculine, atom on a masculine molecule, or the problem of getting you an LSD dose that's 10 times stronger and lasts for 15 minutes. Who are they going to try it out on? Well, are there any…

…days, we were dealing with primitive and crude instruments. I remember we were like Wilbur and Orville Wright with those early LSD experiences. Hey, Wilbur, you all right? There goes Aldous Huggins. Aldous, you all right? Watch that tree, Aldous. There goes…

…Miss Victoria Loose Leaf. As she rings out the very old and the dull, she ushers in a fabulous new era with LSD guru, author, party animal, and the perennially cosmic Dr. Timothy Leary. Together they are old anxiety. Now here's Miss Victoria with what's…

…getting actually good drugs or good abortions that's the tragedy of of government's policy. I took something that they told me was LSD last Sunday night at the Grateful Dead concert. I mean, the Grateful Dead. Are you at Deadhead? Well, yeah, beyond that.…

…beware, don't let it happen. And I was considered pretty radical, for example, saying that marijuana should not be criminalized, that LSD should be turned over to the government to be treated like fissionable material. In the subsequent years, most of my…

…that the news media just totally blew out of proportion what you were actually trying to achieve? Did you not advocate LSD? No, I never advocated drugs. I defended drugs, different drugs, against unscientific charges. But as soon as you start saying…

…that. And I'll look right into the eyes of everyone that's watching this program and say that I don't urge you to take LSD in particular. LSD is the most powerful substance that a human being has ever developed for influencing the mind. I've used the…

…right into the eyes of everyone that's watching this program and say that I don't urge you to take LSD in particular. LSD is the most powerful substance that a human being has ever developed for influencing the mind. I've used the comparison of nuclear…

…will bring about changes. But for anyone to listen to this broadcast, to get any other message that I'm telling you, stay away from LSD. In the first place, And 99% of what's called LSD is male LSD. And 99% of the things that are said about LSD are…

…announcement really began when Bob Dylan gave marijuana to the Beatles. And the Beatles' music changed, no doubt, and then they took LSD, and the music changed some more, and it sent signals to the people of San Francisco who were very admiring of the…

…quite happy in our little ruts right up until I think 1966, when this experience happened. Until October 1966, possession of LSD had not been a criminal offense. Since World War II, doctors have conducted experiments into the therapeutic potential of the…

…into the therapeutic potential of the drug. But beyond medicine, some of the guinea pigs were saying they'd had a good time, and LSD was spreading to home and college. Well, what's so great about it? Down there. Any... I really... I hope this isn't being…

…Kerouac over there? Down there? He was an interesting guy. Yeah, I met him and hung out with him in New York. We took LSD together. Uh-huh. And at... About dawn, it turned out we were the only cigarette smokers. So Jack and I were still pretty stoned.…

…American society for about three or four years, I'm a frontier scout. I'm looking at things that are coming on. I didn't invent the LSD. You could see that it was coming. A big wave was going to happen. The big even generation. I didn't invent any of…

…too, the drug war continues. And the first casualty of war, as we all know, is the truth. It wasn't until I took LSD for the first time that I started asking questions. fundamental questions about the world. Questions like, why does the economy have to…

…forever? I also looked into the story of this remarkable drug, the 60s, Timothy Leary, Ken Kesey, Albert Hoffman, the father of LSD. Whether or not Albert Hoffman's discovery of LSD-25 was an accident, it is no accident that there are over 2,000 prisoners…

…he left with his mother and his girlfriend to drive himself to Arizona and turn himself in to serve a 10-year jail sentence for LSD. The sentences are based on the amount of LSD sold. The amount sold is based on the carrier weight. This is one of the…

…himself to Arizona and turn himself in to serve a 10-year jail sentence for LSD. The sentences are based on the amount of LSD sold. The amount sold is based on the carrier weight. This is one of the issues we've been very concerned about. Whether your…

…LSD sold. The amount sold is based on the carrier weight. This is one of the issues we've been very concerned about. Whether your LSD is on paper or in sugar cubes or in orange juice, they actually weigh the medium that it was transported on and use…

…soon. We're just cruising around. This is Alan Cohen. He did the original human being. January 14, 1967. Rock and roll, LSD, Tim Leary, free food. And lots of fun and excitement and thoughtfulness, I guess, huh? Thoughtfulness, meditation, prayer. Show us a…

…been left as one of those not categorized drugs. And it was being proposed to be put on the list with heroin and LSD. And a bunch of people, young pharmacists type people, went and said, this isn't really right. This material is used very safely. It's…

…went and said, this isn't really right. This material is used very safely. It's very short-acting. It doesn't have all the problems with LSD. But they lost their case. It was quite a movement, and they came to me for help. People teaching in, as I say,…

…that had taken it. I took quite a lot of it. I thought it was very fine material. We synthesized it. Excellent. Shorter, because LSD takes so long here. Twelve hours. And then we found out there were two guys in Hungary that were doing it. DMT, it's…

…with a genital option attached. I feel like a Chrysler salesman. The effects still seem to be fairly descriptive of LSD. Do you think they're superior? They're different. There's no hallucinations. There's no wild kaleidoscope. There's no going back in…

…to do with, are there combinations of drugs? Yes, and intelligent people are doing that. I talk to many people that are using LSD, and then they'll take ketamine during the LSD experience and have that experience and then come back to the LSD state. So…

…and intelligent people are doing that. I talk to many people that are using LSD, and then they'll take ketamine during the LSD experience and have that experience and then come back to the LSD state. So that, yes, intelligent people are... Because, you…

…are using LSD, and then they'll take ketamine during the LSD experience and have that experience and then come back to the LSD state. So that, yes, intelligent people are... Because, you see, what you're doing... I mean, the drug is not important. It's…

…day, the experience of... Has anyone ever been at a... had some sort of or metaphysical or whatever experience or inner experience on LSD or with something simple like what we were talking at the end of the day where it just is making sense to you…

…streets of Zurich. And the buildings are breathing and coughing. He's a great hero because he's exactly what you want the inventor of LSD to look like. He is Swiss, and he's nice looking. He's 80 years old, and he's running around swimming and dancing. I…

…effects and sound. a sensory overload, as we saw in this last movie. And by 67, the climate had really changed. LSD was made illegal, and the government was really getting into repressing the psychedelic movement. So when the movie actually was shot,…

…have waxed so furiously in this country as that caused by Dr. Timothy Leary, his associates, and their espousal of the drug LSD. He has started a new religion based on his beliefs, religious beliefs, and his memory. Millions of people have heard about…

…turned on to an in-drop app. It provides a wide audience with a chance to witness a strange new religion at LSD Palace. The visual and audio means the film's audience participated in the visual hallucinogenic trip, in quotes, an experience called, by…

…so I encourage it and support it and identify with it and feel that it still has a very definite function the role of LSD and the psychedelic chemicals has changed in the past ten years my teacher in India said an interesting thing Haridas Baba a very…

…my teacher in India said an interesting thing Haridas Baba a very pure Brahmin who uses no chemicals when I asked him what LSD was said LSD is like a Christ in America America is a most materialistic country and the young people wanted their avatar in…

…in India said an interesting thing Haridas Baba a very pure Brahmin who uses no chemicals when I asked him what LSD was said LSD is like a Christ in America America is a most materialistic country and the young people wanted their avatar in the form of…

…in America America is a most materialistic country and the young people wanted their avatar in the form of a material and thus LSD. If they have not tasted how they will know question mark. It seems to me that that statement is a very powerful format…

…a very powerful format statement for a psychedelic review which brings together science and religion technology and religion and shows the role LSD is playing the work the work that's now being done by Gordon Wasson in his for example his new book Soma…

…to see on the screen home movies and slide projections of little travels and trips that we take. The slides give you the LSD experience from the inside, and the movies present the observer's view of an LSD trip from the outside. The movies are unedited…

…that we take. The slides give you the LSD experience from the inside, and the movies present the observer's view of an LSD trip from the outside. The movies are unedited film that's been shot minute after minute, hour after hour, during LSD sessions. I…

…view of an LSD trip from the outside. The movies are unedited film that's been shot minute after minute, hour after hour, during LSD sessions. I lit a candle to open our ceremony tonight, again to remind us who we are and where we came from and…

…matter of fact, that's a question that often occurs to many of us these days. Maybe man isn't ready for powerful chemicals like LSD and the many new ones that are coming. Maybe man's little mind isn't ready at this moment in evolution to deal with too…

…flip out. Look at Einstein. E equals mc squared. Come on, you mean that that's all energy? Wow! Einstein did it without LSD. You have been led to believe, most of you, that religion is something that's serious and something that's mildly hypocritical and…

…learn that it's foolish to do a double-blind control placebo experiment in which you have half the people in the room on an LSD and the other half not because After five minutes, no one's fooling anyone. In these first two or three years we performed…

…food. Sure. You can't advocate. or take drugs or not take drugs. Well, then you're making a contradictory statement. How can you use LSD intelligently if you keep using it all the time? You finally become a blob and... My dear friend, that's not true. I…

…that's not true. I could present to you 500 of the most intelligent, good-looking, successful scientists in the country that use LSD regularly, like once a month. the way they use a microscope, the way they use a telescope. An intelligent person does…

…in the relation of the individual to the state. Then came Tim, talking about, guess what? If you think he was talking about LSD, however, you would be mistaken. He took on a broader topic. the extension of human consciousness in the ways in which it…

…yours? How do all these ideas, extraordinary ideas, come in? At least this one on the ice cube, I remember very well. I was giving LSD to this friend, and I had this feeling, I just practically was in a toilet of water, you know, a river, And he was…

…American society. In the next five or ten years, we expect that between 20 and 30 million Americans will be using LSD regularly in their spiritual development and in their psychological growth. In the 1960s, Timothy Leary brought psychedelic drugs out of…

…laboratories and onto the campuses of America. The greatest pushers in this country today are the missionaries who make and distribute LSD because they are convinced it's a wonderful way. As that poisonous, evil man, Dr. Timothy Leary, has said, It is a…

…drop out. Leary became the outspoken leader of a generation that wasn't even his own. The kids who take LSD aren't going to fight your wars, middle-class, middle-aged, whiskey-drinking generals. They're not going to join your corporations, middle-class,…

…virtually rent-free, for the next four years. By now, Learie had moved on to a more powerful, but still legal, psychedelic drug, LSD. LSD was guaranteed to really take you to a place that was very much more of a rebirth, death and rebirth experience,…

…rent-free, for the next four years. By now, Learie had moved on to a more powerful, but still legal, psychedelic drug, LSD. LSD was guaranteed to really take you to a place that was very much more of a rebirth, death and rebirth experience, which…

…brain is chaos. Or offering an explanation of the inside of the human brain. The one-time UC Berkeley psychology professor turned LSD guru to one generation and mega-villain to another remains a polarizing figure to this day. You can now explore this man's…

…win it we can't you know the bosnian the serbs will fight forever it would give them money sending the u.n troops Give them LSD. Let's stop the thing. Fly over it. LSD fly-bys. When each of you look into your own lives and your hearts, you will…

…serbs will fight forever it would give them money sending the u.n troops Give them LSD. Let's stop the thing. Fly over it. LSD fly-bys. When each of you look into your own lives and your hearts, you will appreciate how he has touched so many millions…

…this spaceship a better place. So was Jack Kerouac over there? I met him and hung out with him in New York. We took LSD together. Uh-huh. And at about dawn, it turned out we were the only cigarette smokers. So Jack and I were still pretty stoned. We…

…dazzling, throbbing, radiant core. Pure, pulsing, exulting light. Sound. Touch. Cell. Seed. Sense. Soul. Sleep. Glory. God. The hard-eyed guy. LSD is the most powerful substance that the human being has ever developed for influencing the mind. I've used the…

…just because he introduced me to the mushrooms. And he also got me fired from Harvard. For the last six years, I have taken LSD and other such drugs regularly. I consider it a part of my spiritual practice, just so I would go to church once a week.…

…2nd, front page, Wall Street Journal, column one, a big article about Jeremy Mayer and her plurality. And the headline said, electronic LSD question mark. That's a picture of Jeremy Mayer in his red box. And the sixth paragraph down the first page, it…

…Jeremy Mayer in his red box. And the sixth paragraph down the first page, it quotes me as saying, this is better than LSD, it's addictive, but it's legal. And the same week, check out the facts, Max, the same week, Forbes magazine, Forbes. Your father…

…these new simulated artificial reality is going to be more exciting, and it quotes me as saying again that it's better than LSD. These things, there's a genetic and historical thing going on here. There's not an accident that we started all this in the…

…Great bunch of people out there. Thanks for having me there. I had a lot of fun. Well, today we're going to catch up with LSD guru from the 60s, Timothy Leary, is here. We'll find out just what all that LSD meant to him and how he also sees the…

…fun. Well, today we're going to catch up with LSD guru from the 60s, Timothy Leary, is here. We'll find out just what all that LSD meant to him and how he also sees the 80s these days. He had some real positive and real specific ideas about the 60s…

…having me here. Thank you, thank you. Now, a lot of people say Timothy Leary right away, and the first thing we think is LSD, because you actually took LSD when it was legal? Uh-huh, yeah. Okay, now this was part of what? An experiment? Tell us about…

…thank you. Now, a lot of people say Timothy Leary right away, and the first thing we think is LSD, because you actually took LSD when it was legal? Uh-huh, yeah. Okay, now this was part of what? An experiment? Tell us about it just a little bit. Well,…

…Which I'm totally... I have nothing to do with these drugs at all. I have a beer now and then, but... And the... No more LSD? I still, as an adult... will use any psychedelic drug I want to anytime I want to because I don't want to have Ed Neese…

…speed, pills, downers, tranquilizers. You've never heard me associated with this stuff. I've done a lot of research on psychedelic bitches. Marijuana, LSD, used to improve my mind. So to get my mind from where I am here to over there. Not drugs. Where? I…

…glider. Maybe a glider. Yeah. Or a rocket. Or a rocket. How did, you know, Millbrook, you did a lot of experiments on LSD at Millbrook. This was just the kind of academy they had, where it was spiritual discovery or something. Something like that. And I…

…But is it true that before you killed animals to eat them, you used to have to take drugs with the animals? Yes, you did LSD with the animals. Or is this just hype? We did not. We did not. We never killed any animals. You never killed any animals.…

…RPM means realities per minute. I calculate that I'm using my brain 50 times more efficiently than I was in 1960, before I took LSD, and when I had one phone that dialed like this, and one black and white TV. You can imagine what I've gotten. I mean,…

…Nina Grabois. Would you stand up and say hello? Nina was with us at Millbrook, New York in the 60s. She opened up the LSD rescue mission or launching pad in New York in the 60s, and for many years she's been in Santa Cruz where she gives workshops…

…were to London and what the Grateful Dead is to San Francisco. The Doors were to L.A., huh? And what MTV was to LSD, right? Yeah, right, all right. Okay, thanks. Shake it, brother. Okay, I'm a little unprepared, obviously. I need two increments, a stool…

…sitting in a room inside discussing the matter. Rupert, Terrence, I'm Ralph. So creation, imagination, my mask is chaos. In my early LSD experiences, I seemed to see motifs and structures that gave me an interest in Tibetan Buddhism. And I went to India…

…Harvard, there was a colony of very intelligent people here in Hollywood It was doctors who were sponsoring it, who were giving LSD sessions to most of the top actors and directors. And why? Because it opens the mind. It's like booting up or activating…

…MK Ultra. They were trying to find the perfect mind control weapon through a psychoactive drug known as lysergic acid diethylamide, or LSD. The CIA knew very little about LSD in the 60s. It was invented in 1947 by Dr. Albert Hoffman. he found that…

…find the perfect mind control weapon through a psychoactive drug known as lysergic acid diethylamide, or LSD. The CIA knew very little about LSD in the 60s. It was invented in 1947 by Dr. Albert Hoffman. he found that it had a remarkable effect on the…

…by Dr. Albert Hoffman. he found that it had a remarkable effect on the mind. The CIA thought they could keep the LSD phenomenon secret. However, its introduction to society inspired an entire generation of people who were soon to unite in a worldwide…

…counterpart. Both men were revolutionaries, inspired by a phenomenon that arrived on the doorstep of the 1960s. A phenomenon known as LSD. LSD is the most powerful substance that the human being has ever developed for influencing the mind. I've used the…

…Both men were revolutionaries, inspired by a phenomenon that arrived on the doorstep of the 1960s. A phenomenon known as LSD. LSD is the most powerful substance that the human being has ever developed for influencing the mind. I've used the comparison of…

…interpret as distinct from the heart. Interfacing the idea. That's, of course, the terror that many of us felt in the early LSD days. You realize it's the brain that's making it all up. And that it's the ultimate source. Everything you know, experience,…

…act? The little lines that you're doing right now? I'm trying it out here. Oh, because if this is it, I'd go back to LSD. No, just kidding. I'm just going around. Do you ever look back and wish maybe that you hadn't done some of the things that…

…during the 60s, either by taking drugs or not taking drugs. You have to keep score on these things. I believe that LSD is the safest recreational thing around, safer than jogging or skiing. I regret very much that there have been some accidents. And…

…some accidents. And the reason for any accidents is because they didn't listen to what we were saying. We were not advocating LSD. We were telling them, it's your brain. Your brain's perfect. Be very careful what you put in your brain. Know what you're…

…small. One man on the chessboard, get up and tell you where to go. You think someday that policeman will be taking LSD? I think within 15 or 20 years, everyone who wants to deepen his spiritual and psychological possibilities will be taking LSD, including…

…LSD? I think within 15 or 20 years, everyone who wants to deepen his spiritual and psychological possibilities will be taking LSD, including the police, including senators, and we expect perhaps the next president of the United States. There you go. Talking…

…Marshall McLuhan. How many of you know Marshall McLuhan? I mean... He used to play with words, and he'd say, you know the LSD you got, like Pepsi-Cola, 20 ounces, that's a lot, turn on, tune yourself. Marshall and I came up with that, and that's an…

…obviously some dangers. I guess there's conclusive and inconclusive studies about drugs. Permanent side effects? Depending on what drug. LSD? There's no infants. By the way, every week, probably every day now in the paper, government scientists discover what…

I probably push my nervous system as much as any human being living. I've taken LSD over 500 times and I've experienced a wide range of these biochemical and neurological possibilities. I think I'm the strongest, saddest person around. Our vowed aim is, of…

…psychedelic people from the safety. And so, if I'm in a conservative organization, I say, listen, yes, you can now have the LSD experience on your own screen, doing it yourself. In terms of psychedelic audiences, I said, well, that'd be me. This reads up…

…on the leading edge. Are we? I have a computer that allows you to wear sunglasses, cool bright lights, and it says not to use LSD when you use it. I'm trying to use the LSD. Maybe I will give you a tangential answer to that. Which is that I just…

…allows you to wear sunglasses, cool bright lights, and it says not to use LSD when you use it. I'm trying to use the LSD. Maybe I will give you a tangential answer to that. Which is that I just got told yesterday that I'm communicate with each other…