Werner Herzog on The Internet, Virtual Reality and The Future of Humanty

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Herzog on Cave of Forgotten Dreams (2010)

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Terence McKenna - The Ethical Life

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Hey everyone! In case you were wondering why I haven't been posting for a few months, here are some updates. Long story short I'm back, but the channel needs your support to continue!

On April 1st, YouTube decided my channel contained too much Terence McKenna content to remain a YouTube partner, which means my income has been zero for months now. Since 2016, I've been in a comfortable situation in which sharing McKenna content alongside my music was an enjoyable work where I spent most of my days choosing the perfect snippets to publish, and working on McKenna videos generally. Getting ad revenue allowed me to do this and to dig up and purchase "new" McKenna content. In 2021 alone, I spent thousands of dollars on tapes containing unheard talks and interviews. Of course, digitizing all this content is also very time consuming, which was fine when I was able to earn money from it.

So when I realized I would have to delete all of my McKenna content to continue the channel with a monthly ad revenue income, I decided that it's better to keep all this stuff available, and to continue publishing stuff, because I have so much to share and I still love to create these kinds of videos.

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