Episode #177
Hamilton Morris
Books mentioned
The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross
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The Bible
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Solaris
Mentioned by Hamilton Morris · at 01:23:47 · ▶︎ Watch this moment on YouTube (approximate)
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His Master's Voice
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Acid Dreams
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The Secret
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Hamilton Morris discusses psychedelics, including 5-MeO-DMT, mushrooms, sensory deprivation, and their history, research, therapeutic potential, and risks. The conversation also addresses drug policy, cannabis, medical marijuana, MKUltra, Terrence McKenna’s ideas, virtual reality, and the limits of perception and human imagination.
What they talked about
- Psychoactive frog venom and dermorphin
- Risks of misidentifying wild psychedelic mushrooms
- SOPA blackout protest
- Factory farming and animal cruelty
- Public stigma around psychedelics
- Cigarette additives and manipulation
- Mushroom bioremediation of oil spills and radiation
- CIA mind control programs and Operation Midnight Climax
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