Glorious! I wish this project the utmost success.
Share with all the Boomers you know 
http://www.indiegogo.com/Haight-Ashbury-Museum-of-Psychedelic-Art-and-History
Category: lsd
February 3, 2012
November 20, 2011
A Missile Silo, A Slew of Psychedelics, A Psychopath and a Girl: Hamilton Morris' Interview With Krystle Cole
Wild interview with Krystle Cole, the maker of the very popular Youtube videos about psychedelics on her Neurosoup channel. Krystle lived in the infamous missile silo that manufactured most of the planet’s LSD around the millennium up to the time of the Pickard bust. She shares some very captivating and jaw dropping stories about exotic poly-psychedelic drug and sex debauchery, paranoid snitches and the dark world of megalomaniacal dealers using psychedelics as instruments of torture.
A Must See for anyone interested in the complex and controversial Pickard affair:
(20 minutes)
Vice.com/hamiltons-pharmacopeia
November 12, 2011
Mom Shares Psychedelic Drugs with Dying Daughter
After reading this lovely review by David Jay Brown of Honor Thy Daughter, I’m definitely adding this to my reading list.
October 13, 2011
Providing a Better Living Through Chemistry to a Generation.
An exquisite 8 minute documentary-style interview with Nick Sand, the chemical revolutionary who synthesized the renowned Orange Sunshine and was the first person to discover the effects of DMT could be experienced by smoking it.
October 7, 2011
Slate: Did Dropping Acid Make Steve Jobs More Creative?
Apple founder and tech visionary Steve Jobs died on Wednesday. Jobs was heavily influenced by 1960s counterculture, and once told a reporter that taking LSD was “one of the two or three most important things” he did in his life. Can LSD really make you more creative?
June 17, 2011
New York Public Library Buys Timothy Leary’s Archives for $900,000
Thousands of letters and papers from Ginsberg, Aldous Huxley, William Burroughs, Jack Kerouac, Ken Kesey, Charles Mingus, Maynard Ferguson, Arthur Koestler, G. Gordon Liddy and even Cary Grant — an enthusiastic LSD user — are in the boxes.
“How about contributing to my next prose masterpiece by sending me (as you sent Burroughs) a bottle of SM pills,” Kerouac wrote Leary, referring to psilocybin. “Allen said I could knock off a daily chapter with 2 SMs and be done with a whole novel in a month.”
Read the article: NY Times
June 11, 2011
TEDxPSU – Richard Doyle – Scaling the Noösphere
This is a TEDx presentation given by my favorite scholar of the rhetoric of biochemistry and post-vital living, Richard Doyle, about the importance of developing our conceptions of the noösphere.
Currently I’m reading his newest scholarly book concerning his ecodelic hypotheses about archaic and contemporary psychedelic media technologies, Darwin’s Pharmacy: Sex, Plants, and the Evolution of the Noösphere.
March 11, 2011
Goa Gil
Very nice, recent 5 minute interview with legendary DJ and saddhu Goa Gil. Video is from the Goa Hippy Tribe project which has been working on making a documentary about the past 40 years psychedelic Goa culture.
January 25, 2011
Dr. David Nichols: Classical Psychedelics, Animated.
Purdue University department head of pharmacology, Dr. Dave Nichols, discusses the reductive biological events involved in psychedelic experiences, with cartoons.
January 24, 2011
How the Hippies Saved Physics
Here is an excellent, lively presentation given by MIT Physics lecturer and advanced physics researcher and Doctor of both Physics & History of Science from Harvard, David Kaiser:
How the Hippies Saved Physics, based on a forthcoming book of the same title.
Discussing how people like Nick Herbert, Fritjof Capra, Jack Sarfatti, Saul Paul Sirag, Fred Alan Wolf, Gary Zukav, Richard Feynman, Russel Targ, the Esalen crowd and many more had truly gotten the ball rolling on the modern physics resurgence.
http://forum-network.org/lecture/how-hippies-saved-physics
“In recent years, the field of quantum information science has catapulted to the cutting edge of physics. Long before the big budgets and dedicated teams, however, the field smoldered on the scientific sidelines within the hazy, bong-filled excesses of the 1970s New Age movement. Many of the ideas that now occupy the core of quantum information science once found their home amid an anything-goes counterculture frenzy, a mishmash of spoon-bending psychics, Eastern mysticism, LSD trips, CIA spooks chasing mind-reading dreams, and comparable “Age of Aquarius” enthusiasts.”
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Garett Lisi: A beautiful unified theory.
