…here. You said that the ingestion of one of these psychedelics is like getting a book inside your brain. I want Tim to respond to that. Right, that's nonsense. We're talking about the brain. We're talking about natural, natural chemicals designed by DNA…

…are many, many ways to grow and study them carefully, but whatever you do, do it in groups, teams. Don't do it by yourself. Okay, Tim, I want you to stay around just a couple more minutes. I want to take a 30-second break, and then I want to talk…

…only then did they start establishing it. But Krishnamurti would argue that remembering it was already a fallacy. Well, he's very pure. Tim, Alan said he was a bridge builder, that he wanted to be a bridge builder. Now, that stalled car. We've all got…

…going on there? Let's go out to the Haight-Ashbury and see what's happening over there because maybe something's happening. Instead of, really, Tim, instead of the emphasis on the dropping out, I think, in a sense, it's more to the point to say there's…

…Yeah, very definitely. And because it's negative rather than positive in its overturns. That's the last of three. Well, now look here, Tim, at that thing in Santa Monica. You made two points. One was, A, you can't stay high all the time. Because when…

…and someone... See, in my position, I get offered the gourmet psychopharmaceuticals that come along, And a doctor that I knew said, Tim, try this. And Barbara and I tried it, and we were married three days later. And you're still married? We're still…

…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 vote on whether to legalize the…

…Michael, tell us, what's this about? And how are you going to increase our intelligence with this machine? Well, I'd be happy to, Tim. And the first thing I'd like to say is that there's a difference between video games and computer games. And what I…

…But it's been doubling faster since then, so now we're going to have to measure it in revolutions per decade. I think Tim, in his mystical way, suggests that life extension research is arriving at the same time as space migration because the DNA knows…

…moving faster and faster, we cannot afford the amount of stupidity that we used to be able to tolerate. The phenomenon that Tim was talking about, that Kuhn's book is about the structure of scientific revolutions, basically what it comes down to is that…

…only way that intelligence could grow is to get rid of the people who haven't taken any new imprints since adolescence, as Tim would say. we need ways for people to change their brains more rapidly and we're suddenly getting this astonishing technology is…

…Leary, also this evening, Robert Anton Wilson, author of the illuminatus trilogy. He'll be joining us a little later. May I say, Tim, it just seems so natural. Your influence has been enormous and I personally want to thank you so very, very much. It…

…many alternatives and possibilities and options developing in the next 15 years that I can't be really specific about answering your question. Q Tim I'd like to ask you a little bit more about the concept of a group of like minded people if I can use…

…you hit them with the idea of suddenly living forever they freak out because this is beyond their experience. Well like Tim was saying before about space travel is nothing compulsive this as Tim was saying about space travel is nothing compulsory about…

…freak out because this is beyond their experience. Well like Tim was saying before about space travel is nothing compulsive this as Tim was saying about space travel is nothing compulsory about it right the question is: do you want let every listener ask…

…Most people in the human race are at least closet immortalists. And then there are the Alan Harrington's Excellent book which Tim mentioned a few minutes ago: the immortalist. He goes on to great length about the disguised ways in which the desire…