It’s about the felt presence of immediate experience in the absence of theory.
— Terence Mckenna (via savikalpa)
Nurturing a new generation of laser-guided bullshit detectors via transmundane
anti-self help, arresting Internet philosophy, koanic colonics, media mulling, culture trolling, slices of singularity, technoetic tinkering, spiritual punchlines, dangerous fun, and cyberdelic hubbub. Complete with consciousness-inflaming brainsoiling mindsmut and poetic profoundemonium, all provided by a clique of Zenny, cosmically-disoriented, digital native quipsters of the postinternet apocalypse.
An Anti-teaching is an attempt to snap the yardstick of the mind with the yardstick of the mind.
Spreading Awareness awareness and debriefing young people from everything they've learned to repeat and introducing them to the silent voice that just warped these shapes into words.
It’s about the felt presence of immediate experience in the absence of theory.
— Terence Mckenna (via savikalpa)
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Yeah the sun is hot, but have you ever stopped to think about its personality
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Try to acquire the weird practice of savouring your mistakes, delighting in uncovering the strange quirks that led you astray.
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Daniel Dennet, Daniel Dennett’s seven tools for thinking
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Every freedom comes with its own brand of slavery.
There’s so much humanity in New York City humanity is overlooked.
Mammonite
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You can’t know what love looks like until it’s let loose to be exactly what it actually is.