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This interview with Terence McKenna explores the I Ching as a sophisticated ancient Chinese text focused on time and change, contrasting Western materialism with Eastern holistic thought. McKenna discusses the I Ching's influence on binary mathematics, its fractal structure, and its relevance to modern science including quantum physics and novelty theory. He emphasizes the I Ching's role as a tool for understanding process, time, and managing change, blending shamanic and rational methods.
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