Name: Psychedelics And Consciousness [Jason Silva, Terence McKenna, Graham Hancock, Joe Rogan]
Uploaded: 2017-05-09T01:08:57.000Z
Duration: 11 min 30 s
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The equivalent of one six hundredth of a grain.

An ounce of this material will make a 150,000 of such doses.

Let us observe the effect some three hours later.

I just couldn't, I couldn't possibly tell you.

I can see it... I can see all the molecules.

no I can't quite see it, tell me about it

If you can't see it then you'll just never know it.

It's almost impossible of course, as all the patients fail to describe it.

You can only say it isn't it isn't it isn't...

Well I mean there are the colors and the beauties, the designs

People themselves, dull people - that I thought dull,

appear fascinating, interesting, mysterious, wonderful.

that we are not on a separate islands shouting across to somebody else

and trying to hear what they're saying and misunderstanding them.

This thing is flowing underneath, we are parts of a single continent;

One of the questions was could  psychedelics be used for non-mystical problem solving,

for scientific, hard-nosed, data-rich stuff.

And the answers that we had at that time was nobody had any  idea.

and said to them we will give you a Psychedelic session

and the price of admission is a problem that you   have been  working on for at least three months

and are frustrated about, and matters to you a lot.

Their problems ranged from abstract scientific equations

to practical architecture and furniture-designs.

We gave them the psychedelic, we gave them some   hours to just relax and be with themselves

and then we got them up and said it's time   to work on your problems, and they dove in.

I took a trip through architectural history

and visited and saw various cities and places.

Each subject claimed that with focus and guidance.

LSD allowed them to approach their problem with a fresh perspective.

Or in-stealth them with the freedom to explore ideas more openly.

Patents issued, products built, theories extended and improved, papers published,

for many weeks there-after, according to the scientists,   their overall level of creativity was up.

Bio-geneticist Dr.Kary mullis had won the nobel prize for inventing PCR

a revolutionary technique for multiplying tiny amounts of DNA

A creative breakthrough he claims came from Psychedelic drug use.

I don't know, I doubt it. I seriously doubt it.

It's not that psychedelics  manufacture wonderment

or they can automatically make us more imaginative beings

but what psychedelics do is pull us so radically out of our comfort-zones

They thrust us out of everything we thought we knew about the world

in order to see things things as if for   the first time and form new synaptic connections.

That's why people take psychedelics and they say "take a trip"

"take a trip" well look at the physical equivalent of that

Taking a trip means physically go somewhere you've never    been before where no one knows your name

forcing yourself to gain different perspectives and how you see reality.

and, so how you map your reality really matters;   the words you used to map you reality.

and so i think that what psychedelics do is, I think they are tools

which is very different from just fully advocating their use.

I think that they are tools, they need to be treated with respect.

In 1965 the US government began shutting down

a certified letter arrived from the federal government.

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Psychedelics And Consciousness [Jason Silva, Terence McKenna, Graham Hancock, Joe Rogan]

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