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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.
…can see why some of you might not want to do that, so I've got good news for you. Come with me to the theological Paul Mall. We'll light some God boutiques, and we'll get a nice God that'll make you feel better. And you turn all over with some God.…
…going to end in twelve years. You know, according to Paul Krasner, the recent issue of The Realist, Paul Krasner, you know him? Paul does wonderful shows down in the Wollen Boy, yeah. Wollen Boy, yeah. Catch him. He put out an issue of a really recent…
…you are proud to applaud the Libertarians. In that case, there's going to be a lot of interest in publicity about Mount Paul. In fact, the only publication I'm making in this area of California is Catholicism Charlie. Charlie said something for his cat,…
…money nowhere for the World Finance Corporation. It went to the Cisalpine Bank in the Bahamas. That was owned by Archbishop Paul Marchinkas, the president of the Vatican Bank, and by Roberto Calvi, the president of the Banco Ambrosiano, who was found…
…gang, as though the election is supposed to be about the pledge of allegiance to the flag, or prayer in school. I've asked Paul, who has, you know, been a long-time observer, participant, activist in the social scene in America, to come and let me talk…
…to interview me. Isn't that a good idea? And I might as well get to it. Perhaps I should say a word or two about Paul. I first met Paul when he came to Millbrook. Wasn't that true? Was it 1964? Something like that. My God, that's 24 years ago, Paul.…
…that a good idea? And I might as well get to it. Perhaps I should say a word or two about Paul. I first met Paul when he came to Millbrook. Wasn't that true? Was it 1964? Something like that. My God, that's 24 years ago, Paul. I'm not ready to…
…I first met Paul when he came to Millbrook. Wasn't that true? Was it 1964? Something like that. My God, that's 24 years ago, Paul. I'm not ready to even face that guy. Are you? By the way, you haven't aged a bit. Look at that. You've always been…
…By the way, you haven't aged a bit. Look at that. You've always been a boy. Look at that boyish grin, anyway. And, uh... Paul is, you know, is one of the funniest people. I think he's just naturally funny. He's funny like zebras have long necks and…
…the Hollywood Hills on great performances. A Hollywood Scenario by Bud Schulberg, Friday at 9. You were smiling. Peter, Paul and Mary in Central America. Heartstrings. See this affecting concert documentary Friday at 10. Presentation of Sergeant Pepper, it…
…you could go in and work on a track And whereas before, someone would sort of say, okay, you know, it's Eleanor Rigby. Now Paul sings the lead. Eleanor Rigby. Now it could be, now, you know, Crazy Moondog is going to do the vocal. Do you think that…
…was that you can read that as P-A-U-L question mark. When the stories of Paul's death were rife, this was a sign that Paul had indeed died. But of course, it was never intended to be P-A-U-L question mark. It's simply a guitar. Another myth, which has…
…down the hill in the old truck, and there was this sheriff. What was that guy's name again, Junior? Can you remember anything, Paul? It was... You went to school with Ernest Trooper McDuff. Oh yeah, that dude. What do you mean the patient died? I told…
…the coolest. Fantastic. Well, are you having fun? It's a great time. Really, really interesting. Great. Good music, too. Don, right? Paul. See you guys soon. We're just cruising around. This is Alan Cohen. He did the original human being. January 14, 1967.…
…Liddy. And I find this extremely interesting that I'm wearing him down. Really, really. I'm mellowing that mother out. That is Guts Paul, I'll tell you. He sometimes complains both privately and even publicly that if this goes on, he's going to be out of…
…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 John Paul…
…money go after the Royal Finance Corporation? It went to the CIS Alpine Bank in the Bahamas. That was owned by Archbishop Paul Marchinkas, the president of the Vatican Bank, and by Roberto Calfi, the president of the Banco Ambrosiano, who was found hanging…
…of people who are going to tell us more about that. They're Jane Veeder and Paul Morton of the Art Institute of Chicago. And Paul, tell us what? It's not Paul? Jesus! So it's Phil Morton and Jane Veeder, right? Phil Morton and Jane Veeder from the Art…
…more about that. They're Jane Veeder and Paul Morton of the Art Institute of Chicago. And Paul, tell us what? It's not Paul? Jesus! So it's Phil Morton and Jane Veeder, right? Phil Morton and Jane Veeder from the Art Institute of Chicago. Art Institute…
…in my scoreboard tonight, a young man I've known for many, many years and is a very dear friend. His name is Paul Getty. And Paul has been very close to Barbara and I. He's part of our family. And a matter of fact, as I'm going to explain to you,…
…close to Barbara and I. He's part of our family. And a matter of fact, as I'm going to explain to you, it was because of Paul that I met Barbara. I can blame Paul for a lot of my fun and adventures along the Sunset Strip. The Sunset Strip. I first…
…family. And a matter of fact, as I'm going to explain to you, it was because of Paul that I met Barbara. I can blame Paul for a lot of my fun and adventures along the Sunset Strip. The Sunset Strip. I first met Paul near the corner of Crescent…
…I met Barbara. I can blame Paul for a lot of my fun and adventures along the Sunset Strip. The Sunset Strip. I first met Paul near the corner of Crescent Heights and Sunset, I believe it was in 1977. How can I remember the numbers? As I get older,…
…in the market street. The point here is that at the time that Danny is going to be talking about and the time that Paul and I were banging around, These are very gentle, almost innocent days and nights compared to what we're experiencing in the last 11…
…and I had a hood of cobras around my head. It was as real as talking to you, looking at you. I have friends in St. Paul who have a supply of ketamines, and I go by St. Paul quite often. Every time I'm there, it's almost like taking credit, I take…
…real as talking to you, looking at you. I have friends in St. Paul who have a supply of ketamines, and I go by St. Paul quite often. Every time I'm there, it's almost like taking credit, I take ketamine, and they take a lot. And when I go there, I…
…about smile and we're going to see if like it or not we can make the American people smile so as I wait for Saul Paul and Carol and Wayne to come up I'll close with our final religious thought for today Let the meek inherit the earth, and some of…
…isn't it? Do you know that the night that alcohol prohibition went into effect in the United States and places like St. Paul and in New York and so forth, at midnight the streets were covered with drunken bodies and hotel lobbies were filled because…
…tell you, my wife and I are in a very trendy currency, so we invite them over to dinner. Hi, Roy Wahlberg, UCLA. Paul Siegel over in Berkeley. If you were smart, you'd get in touch with Paul Siegel because he's kept laboratory animals alive twice their…
…them over to dinner. Hi, Roy Wahlberg, UCLA. Paul Siegel over in Berkeley. If you were smart, you'd get in touch with Paul Siegel because he's kept laboratory animals alive twice their normal lifespan. I mean, he's a good man because you know what's going…
…bring us up to date. I would like to point out that right here in the bay area we've got a researcher, Dr Paul Siegel at uc Berkeley who has doubled the lifespan of experimental animals in his laboratory already. We're not talking science fiction we're…
…reinforce what you said about is possibly having you know having some genetic imperative involved. I was sitting around this afternoon with Paul Siegel who is a biologist and an immortalist and art quake who is also such and is a president of trans time…
…years in human terms uh the method he used is not applicable to us today. However there are now researchers including Paul Siegel who was mentioned earlier at the who are interpreting those dietary caloric restriction experiments and going beyond it and…
…think he's just naturally funny. He's funny like zebras have long necks and scorpions fly or whatever. I've known him many years and Paul will take any fact and turn around and look at it nine different ways. I've never heard quite who else but Paul.…
…many years and Paul will take any fact and turn around and look at it nine different ways. I've never heard quite who else but Paul. Two or three of which are actually pretty wild funny. Paul, I miss you, so come on up here and have a round of…
…around and look at it nine different ways. I've never heard quite who else but Paul. Two or three of which are actually pretty wild funny. Paul, I miss you, so come on up here and have a round of applause for Paul. I would like to say that I owe my…
…or three of which are actually pretty wild funny. Paul, I miss you, so come on up here and have a round of applause for Paul. I would like to say that I owe my youthful appearance to having never taken any legal drugs. Is that your best side? No,…
…we're here tonight, one of the reasons is The topic tonight, how many of you know that the topic tonight is a debate, which Paul and I may have. The issue is this. Los Angeles should secede from the American Union and become a country in its own…
…under involuntary servitude there. I mean, is it your parole to say you had to live here? Now, each Sunday, and I hope that Paul is going to join you regularly from now on, we're going to try to bring here fascinating mind or a fascinating group of…
…and Japan. I mean, I know. Good point. So, you know, let's be losers. That's the best way to win. That's a little untidy, Paul. I'm just an idea man. We have to, you know, get the capes worked out. Another interesting thing to hear about, if you're…
…one country in many, many important issues, particularly in information and communication in Asia. But then if L.A. is a country, Paul, who would be the states? jeffersonian was that he said every state with some United States is simply loose federation of…
…So in a sense, he was taking a chance. He made my EEG respond, but I question that rather than his taste. Really, Dr. Paul, if Cook Club can't come to you and say, we'll give you ten million dollars, do you think you could take the ten million…
…of probably David Letterman's. I don't know if that's good or bad. In fact, David Letterman looks like Alfred E. Newman. Paul, you were telling us about the orgy scene. Oh, right, right. Thank you. my pension spotter. Short-term memory loss, short-term…
…the Vietnamese who came here, where the Latin Americans came here, or the people from Massachusetts and New York, like you and I, Paul, that came here. There's got to be something about them that they wanted to get out, they wanted to come to a place…
…a country, or a nation, or a land, where people have kind of a teamwork. Also, definitely, and everybody makes fun of it, Paul. You made a fun of it tonight. Well, this is La La Land, where everybody's happy. Well, what's wrong with that? Yeah, what's…
…I'll leave quietly until I'm called back. But I think the worst punishment, the worst penalty for some The nasty person in our country, Paul, would be, we're going to throw you out of the party. Get out. The worst thing you could do is get out. We're…
…excuse me, you go to dinner parties, people are too shy to really ask each other and talk this way, but I'd like to ask Paul a question that I think many of you may not know about this, but another one of the great journalistic coups that Paul pulled…
…to ask Paul a question that I think many of you may not know about this, but another one of the great journalistic coups that Paul pulled off was the scoop on the LBJ coming back on the plane from Dallas. How many of you know the story? What really…
…as Danny will remind us, on Wonderland Avenue. And they'd come down to Imperial Gardens. I remember about 1978 or 1979, I think Paul was there with us. And you see the Rolling Stones, there was Nick Woods and Keith. Keith was there and they started…
…a restaurant just across the street and down from the comedy store called Roy's. Do any of you remember Roy's? Yeah, I know Paul does. Roy's was an incredible place. You would meet everyone there from Dillon to the top agents. It's like the Dome or…
…you to down the sunsets trip to the Rock Sea. I could take you, but I won't. I'm going to start my readings of Paul Getty's poems by telling you, I first met Paul Getty in a place called Oscar's Wine Bar, right across the street from the Chateau.…
…I think, I don't know, some, who cares, who knows, anyway, we ended up, the first night before I moved in this house, Paul came up and initiated it with a typical Paul Getty party. And I tell you about a typical Paul Getty situation, Paul represents…
…in this house, Paul came up and initiated it with a typical Paul Getty party. And I tell you about a typical Paul Getty situation, Paul represents to me the spirit of Wonderland Avenue and of the spirit of the 70s. He was very much a, in this town in…
…of the 70s. He was very much a, in this town in the late 70s, what Jimmy Morrison was in the late 60s. I mean, Paul, you know that movie, Rocketeer? You've seen that, you know, the guy going out in the rocket? That was Paul. Paul would come in under…
…60s. I mean, Paul, you know that movie, Rocketeer? You've seen that, you know, the guy going out in the rocket? That was Paul. Paul would come in under the radar, like a stealth delighter, and suddenly, boom, he'd be there. Sonic booms as he went by.…
…I mean, Paul, you know that movie, Rocketeer? You've seen that, you know, the guy going out in the rocket? That was Paul. Paul would come in under the radar, like a stealth delighter, and suddenly, boom, he'd be there. Sonic booms as he went by. We…
…together. And... Interesting that he initiated my first house after I got out of prison. Okay, I won't go into any more stories about Paul. I'm going to read his poem. Before I do, I want to say one more thing about Paul. Yeah, I'm rambling, but I can…
…go into any more stories about Paul. I'm going to read his poem. Before I do, I want to say one more thing about Paul. Yeah, I'm rambling, but I can get away with it. I'm senile. One night, I had taken my grandchildren to Dodger Stadium, and I'd…
…a pretty colored situation. Boy, Dodger Stadium is really pretty green. And I took my grandchildren home, and I went to Oscars to meet Paul. And I was on the phone, and this beautiful woman came up to me, and she said, who are you talking to? And I…
…the name. She said, well, forget that. We're going to get married. And that happens to be my wife, Barbara. And I met her with Paul in Oscar's Wine Bar, I think it was like 13, 14 years ago. So Paul and Barbara and I used to hang out together quite…
…happens to be my wife, Barbara. And I met her with Paul in Oscar's Wine Bar, I think it was like 13, 14 years ago. So Paul and Barbara and I used to hang out together quite a bit. When William Burroughs came into town, we spent all of our time with…
…October 22nd, my birthday, I think it was 78, I'd been wanting to really kind of live with Barbara, but I was a little too shy. And Paul and I ended up in the wine bar and we were kind of getting in a mood there. And the next thing I knew, I was…
…there. And the next thing I knew, I was home calling Barbara to ask her if we could live together. And again, see, Paul has always been there. at those moments of incredible intersection and choice. Now, I'm going to read a few of Paul's poems, which…
…intersection and choice. Now, I'm going to read a few of Paul's poems, which were sent to me by Gisela Getty, the mother of Paul and her own two wonderful children, Balthazar and Anna Getty, for Sayod and them. I got this fax two days ago. It said,…
…and Anna Getty, for Sayod and them. I got this fax two days ago. It said, Gisela Getty, Dear Timmy, here are some poems that Paul wrote over the years before his accident. The first one, Paul, I got to tell you, we love you so much, and it's such a…
…two days ago. It said, Gisela Getty, Dear Timmy, here are some poems that Paul wrote over the years before his accident. The first one, Paul, I got to tell you, we love you so much, and it's such a thrill to be here reading your poems, and I hope I…
…in some asphalt jungle, too deep for me. Don't walk, cried the leatherette, handcuffs on her side, all ready for love. Oh, Paul, you're great. Don't walk, screamed the kamikaze on his last dive. The only hero is a dead hero, harakiri blues. Don't walk,…
…least of Paul's locomotion. Don't walk, Jew. Don't walk, nigger. Don't walk, whitey. Don't walk, commie. Don't walk, hippie. Don't walk, Paul. Don't walk, Paul. Fuck you. New York, New York. Don't walk, cried the crystal glass as it was falling. Don't walk,…
…locomotion. Don't walk, Jew. Don't walk, nigger. Don't walk, whitey. Don't walk, commie. Don't walk, hippie. Don't walk, Paul. Don't walk, Paul. Fuck you. New York, New York. Don't walk, cried the crystal glass as it was falling. Don't walk, barked the neon…
…fast. Now, the next poem I'm going to read of Paul's was written for William Burroughs. And I called William today and told him, Paul, that we were going to be here. And he sent much love because Paul and I are joined in many things, not the least…
…William Burroughs. And I called William today and told him, Paul, that we were going to be here. And he sent much love because Paul and I are joined in many things, not the least of which are our devotion to the great poet William Burroughs. Okay, this…
…Not Gibraltar. Taiwan. Now, in the last stretch, it's cold. An endless furlong. Waiting for the big point to hit me in the eyes. Oh, Paul, the big point to hit me in the eyes. A Yaqui Indian in my path. My arrow to his heel is fast. I wait for…
…Indian in my path. My arrow to his heel is fast. I wait for daybreak to feed on his broken bones. The finishing point. Paul, thank you. I look forward to our next 11, 12 years together. Would a round of applause for Paul Getty, please? Well, I don't…