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Debunking new-age spirituality | Slavoj Žižek, Rupert Sheldrake, John Vervaeke and more

The Institute of Art and Ideas#consciousness#buddhism#meditation
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Expanding Visions

LectureLive EventTimothy Leary Archive1990Timothy LearySpeaker#consciousness#meditation#technology
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Expanding Visions: An introduction to the new age movement. Timothy Leary speaks about technology 12 minutes and 40 seconds into the show. This video covers a New Age exposition. Cultural leaders of importance to the New Age movement are interviewed. Vendors promote their commercial interests. Dr. Timothy Leary describes how, in his opinion, the New Age movement is the most hopeful thing for the New Thought movement. He talks about how people will become linguists with respect to the computer, and how he sees computer technology empowering the individual to put his or her own message onto the

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Reality Check

Panel DiscussionPodcastPsychedelic Salon/ Salon #161#psychedelics#dmt#lorenzo

Terence McKenna "We have the concept of the ideal city in the ancient world, most especially the ideal city of Plato's Republic. So casually we might call that Utopian fantasy. Although Plato did try to actually realize it in the political organization of a particular city. […]

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The Balkanization of Epistemology (Part 2)

Panel DiscussionPodcastPsychedelic Salon/ Salon #091#buddhism#psychedelics#lorenzo

Rupert Sheldrake 05:25 Rupert Sheldrake describes how one could go about creating a “consumer’s report” for odd-ball theories. 06:23Terence McKenna:“Ninety-five percent of the scientists who have rejected astrology cannot cast a natal horoscope, and that the ability to actually cas

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The Balkanization of Epistemology (Part 1)

Panel DiscussionPodcastPsychedelic Salon/ Salon #090#lorenzo#terrencemckenna#science

Rupert Sheldrake 02:09 Terence McKenna: “Somehow as a part of the agenda of political correctness it has become not entirely acceptable to criticize, or demand substantial evidence, or expect people, when advancing their speculations, to make, what used to be called, […]

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