Terence McKenna on Psychedlic Encounters


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Apparently the kinds of things in the space around the solar system 14 Million years ago were quite different to what they are now:

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This is why I am not impressed by AI. It's like having a fucking moron for an assistant:

See Angela Collier's "AI Doesn't Exist" Video. 

Anyway: see https://ucmp.berkeley.edu/tertiary/miocene.php for a bit about the kinds of life that were around at the time.


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Paul Stamets is Marshall from Common Side Effects. 2014 Bioneers Annual Conference talk:


This was a talk he gave in 2001:

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Here's a panel discussion from 2023. The introduction is about six and a half minutes:


33:43 The story of a Star Trek episode.

43:00 On movies and the messaging: the US Government Clinical Trials web site currently lists 224 Psilocybin studies: https://clinicaltrials.gov/search?intr=Psilocybin 

55:07 On lightning and mushrooms.

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See also Rachel Phillips on Grasslands:


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