"Star Trek: Acid Party." My droogs, this is a most excellent piece of hallucinogenic pop culture mixology: a 40-minute tripification of ST:TNG, featuring 90s electronica, Pink Floyd refs, wild FX, and fart jokes. Smart, funny, disturbing, funky, cosmic. https://t.co/21JgY50AGQ
"Continual suggestion and slow hypnosis in the wake of mechanical mass communication promotes uniformity of the mind and may lure the public into the 'happy era' of adjustment, integration, and equalization, in which individual opinion is completely stereotyped." -Joost Meerloo
"You change your reality by adjusting the way you think, talk, and write about it. The illusion is that reality changes. The reality is that the maps do." -Antero Ali, "Angel Tech"
"Each individual has a neurological system, or game, different from other members of the same society... We call this neurological relativism." -RAW, "Prometheus Rising
"The great unexplained dimensions are internal and psychological, but no less dangerous for that matter. So it's a calling for the exploring spirit, somebody who wants that thrill." Terence McKenna
The book that broke my previous ontology, installed a new program, then self-destructed over time.
I'm still a bit stuck in Chapel Perilous, even though it doesn't exist...
"Any system for describing human behavior should be flexible enough to be extended indefinitely, and should also still contain meaning when reduced back to its fundamentals." -Robert Anton Wilson, "Prometheus Rising"
Which Derrida book is best for understanding his idea of language and reality? Terence McKenna mentioned his ideas about language... would like to explore them.
Here is MAPS' bibliography page for diving and exploring...
https://t.co/kQRtW3VL1N
This morning I'm reading Matt Cardin's "In Search of Higher Intelligence"