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Terence McKenna: Vertigo at History's Edge

Feb 23, 2008 14:12

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Here's a list of selected quotes from this episode with timecodes pretty close to when they start. ottonomy March 9 2008, 02:42:43 UTC

KMO, thanks for posting this one, it happened to be just the thing to use as a source for McKenna quotes for a folklore paper my professor suggested I write about McKenna (specifically on how McKenna relates to patterns of millennial or apocalyptic belief--as you might expect, he seems to mix, yet transcend all of them ( ... )

Re: Here's a list of selected quotes from this episode with timecodes pretty close to when they star ottonomy March 9 2008, 02:43:11 UTC

11 34:45 I take an entirely different view, harking back to the renn. Humanists with a vengeance, and I think that human beings on this planet and the kind of society we live in is an annunciation of the approaching ascent into higher-levels of novelty ( ... )

Re: Here's a list of selected quotes from this episode with timecodes pretty close to when they star ottonomy March 9 2008, 02:43:34 UTC

26 1:00:00 This is what I'm talking about here is reclaiming experience. This is what's been taken from us. This is why the new music and dance culture is so important. This is why drug culture is so important. This is why the celebration of sexual minorities is so important. This is all about coming to grips with who you really are and how you really feel and then experiencing it ( ... )

Re: Here's a list of selected quotes from this episode with timecodes pretty close to when they star ottonomy March 9 2008, 02:43:52 UTC

36 1:12:40 One of the things I think we need to talk about … is I think that this whole thing about how do we feminize society, and women are not getting their fair shake and what do we do about white male dominators, and all that…this is all somewhat cockamamie in terms of the idea that we need to feminize men. We don't need to feminize men, we need to feminize society ( ... )