Novelty, i Ching and DNA -Terence McKenna 1/5

1998. Terence McKenna talks to John Hazard about Novelty Theory, and elaborates on its core principles involving hyper-complexification and the compression of Time. He holds forth on the correspondences between the structure of the DNA molecule and the Chinese I-Ching, then shows how his notion of an Archaic Revival leads from the theories of mind and the art movements of the early 20th century to the Shaman as the quintessential figure of the 21st century, with psychedelic substances being the bridge between these worldviews.

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[TheArtman99]

7:24-7:28

Terence is using his Jedi mind tricks to convince the interviewer that his concern is utterly false

[savagecabage]

@TheArtman99 ha ha

[savagecabage]

0:03 machete!

[mancheromanchero]

when i'm feeling low, when i'm in a hole that i can't get out of, i listen to Terence McKenna to get so high that it's impossible to fall.

have a good day!

[powergirl901]

Terrence was talking about connectivity before Facebook and Google went online...I could be wrong about Google's start date. But certainly after Youtube went up, 2005, events have been happening faster.

[Thorreth]

2:00 Good timing.

[supercell42]

Does this mean we're transcending nature?...it seems like we've been sitting in the back seat of the car up til now and we now find ourselves in the driver's seat taking control of the wheel...but does this mean divorce from the natural order of things?

[Shmellix]

Hes a thinker that man!!! Good sound quality on this video

[KaiTendo174]

@TheArtman99 You're right... if it wasn't for you, I'd be fooled! :D ;D

[TheArtman99]

@KaiTendo174 That's what Terence wanted us to think, his awareness was 4 dimensional encompassing all possible differientiations. : )

[KaiTendo174]

@TheArtman99 Upon closer speculation, I find myself believing this was an insect, that Terrence tried to get rid of with the help those interesting hand-movements of his.

[KaiTendo174]

@TheArtman99 :DD Even though those "Jedi mind tricks" do/should work... I, personally, do not know what is wrong with the interviewer... Why ignore... Or... Yeah. WTF? :P