Terence McKenna - What's Going On?

[@Ifesome]

“A time is coming when men will go mad, and when they see someone who is not mad, they will attack him, saying, 'You are mad; you are not like us.” I feel we've arrived

[@jotcw81]

Absolutely true

[@stevenesquibel2164]

Who said this

[@Ifesome]

@@stevenesquibel2164 St. Anthony the Great

[@randalthor6872]

We have arrived, friends!@

[@lokkiii2571]

And this mad man should start minding his own business, he is to blame for acting diff from the society that is him.

[@wpahp]

"We are embedded in a plan. We are not a breakaway mutation, we are a desperate response to something."

[@PutridXII]

"We are the tuning forks for the vibrations disseminated down from the earth itself and into all flora and fauna."

[@landofnod-i5h]

Last night before I went to bed I gave myself a serious inquiry on human existence. I feel asleep with the conclusion that the human program was a false objective but for some reason I woke up very early and decided to stay up which I never do. I looked at my phone and this video was just recommended to me. After listening through it I really think that there is something more to humanity. We are the prime movers in this mess of entropy and physics. Some kind of anchor for raw universal values to which we create using machines and art. Where ever this thing leads even if it ends with our demise it was still a valued experimentation as a forefront of this incredible world that never stops expanding.

[@ihaddox1199]

"The earth is a living organism, yes. But it's also a reflected - minded - organism. And this is beyond what Lovelock and all those people are willing to say. This is not based on science, this is based on the experience of meeting the management on the other side of science. The earth is some kind of conscious entelechy and it is managing itself toward an end." the management on the other side of science. omfg

[@DharmaScienceRadio]

For a moment there I zone off into my own tangential space of mind, and when I return: Terrence wraps whatever he was saying and I was thinking into one by calling all of history an inheritance of Metaphysical Understanding. 🤯

[@richardfinlayson1524]

yeah the material world

[@RapscalliousRaven]

I'm starting to think Terrence is 'we plants are happy plants' and he's just recording new content under the disguise of the digital revival... As always, thank you Terr!...I mean, We plants.

[@eko653]

Lol

[@LamaPoop]

Shush, they're not quite ready yet! :3

[@kaisampson6955]

Whow I thought he had died

[@Frankobaldo1]

his reincarnation

[@lukegriffiths4333]

We’re getting new content from other universes that we’re merging with.

[@michaelleahy123]

The loonies are running the asylum. That's what is going on

[@corinnemuir1542]

for real deflate ego, gain insight from unconscious, try to share said insight with others, get shunned from all friends they said you sound agagant. -_-

[@squirlmy]

1. Asylums are almost all closed, (in different definitions of the term, "asylum," as well). 2. I have some positive associations with "loonies"! Whoever is "running things" is a lot more sinister than the loonies.

[@Chicken_Little_Syndrome]

@@squirlmy ""The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether" is a dark comedy short story by the American author Edgar Allan Poe. First published in Graham's Magazine in November 1845, the story centers on a naïve and unnamed narrator's visit to a mental asylum in the southern provinces of France. The story follows an unnamed narrator who visits a mental institution in southern France (more accurately, a "Maison de Santé") known for a revolutionary new method of treating mental illnesses called the "system of soothing". A companion with whom he is travelling knows Monsieur Maillard, the originator of the system, and makes introductions before leaving the narrator. The narrator is shocked to learn that the "system of soothing" has recently been abandoned. He questions this, as he has heard of its success and popularity, but Maillard tells him to "believe nothing you hear, and only one half that you see". The narrator tours the grounds of the hospital and is invited to dinner, where he is joined by twenty-five to thirty other people and a large, lavish spread of food. The other guests are dressed somewhat oddly: though their clothes are well made, they do not seem to fit the people very well. Most of them are female and are "bedecked with a profusion of jewelry, such as rings, bracelets and earrings, and wore their bosoms and arms shamefully bare". The table and the room are decorated with an excess of lit candles wherever it is possible to find a place for them. Dinner is also accompanied by musicians playing "fiddles, fifes, trombones and a drum", and though they seem to entertain all the others present, the narrator likens the music to horrible noises (at one point even mentioning the torture and execution device known as the brazen bull). The narrator says that there is much of the "bizarre" about everything at the dinner. Conversation as they eat focuses on the patients they have been treating. They demonstrate for the narrator the strange behavior they have witnessed, including patients who thought themselves a teapot, a donkey, cheese, champagne, a frog, snuff tobacco, a pumpkin, and others. Maillard occasionally tries to calm them down, and the narrator seems very concerned by their behavior and passionate imitations. He then learns that this staff has replaced the system of soothing with a much stricter system, which Maillard says is based on the work of a "Doctor Tarr" and a "Professor Fether". The narrator says he is not familiar with their work, to the astonishment of the others. It is finally explained why the previous system was abandoned: one "singular" incident, Maillard says, occurred when the patients, granted a large amount of liberty around the house, overthrew their doctors and nurses, usurped their positions, and locked them up as lunatics. These lunatics were led by a man who claimed to have invented a better method of treating mental illness, and who allowed no visitors except for "a very stupid-looking young gentleman of whom he had no reason to be afraid". The narrator asks how the hospital staff rebelled and returned things to order. Just then, loud noises are heard and the hospital staff breaks from their confines. It is revealed that the dinner guests are, in fact, the patients, who have just recently taken over. As part of their uprising, the inmates treated the staff to tarring and feathering. The keepers now put the real patients, including Monsieur Maillard (who had once been the superintendent before going mad himself), back in their cells, while the narrator admits that he has yet to find any of the works of Dr. "Tarr" and Professor "Fether"." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_System_of_Doctor_Tarr_and_Professor_Fether

[@moonwatch7963]

@@squirlmy Maybe they mean Earth is used as an asylum (to dump people into) and the actual mad ones are the governments.

[@davidforshaw4810]

👍🍄🗝

[@wpahp]

art by Carlos Samuel Narvaez Duron

[@kalimayoga108]

Can we also have the song in the end?

[@wpahp]

manuel h We Plants Are Happy Plants - Rites Of Spring

[@joannastarzycka4017]

Hi, it is much easier with english subtitles - could you add subtitles for everyone who has problem with understanding/hearing please ?

[@denabrown8912]

We must not bare the weight of the sociopaths trying to control us. We have a higher destiny before us🌟❤👁🌏🌎

[@euclidpanarchy1502]

Bigger they are the harder they fall our karma comes to suit us all

[@davidforshaw4810]

👍🍄🗝

[@denabrown8912]

@@davidforshaw4810 thank you, wish we could trip!🍄☮️💜👁🌟

[@davidforshaw4810]

@@denabrown8912 Me too Dena! 👍 Trust Your Intuition! xx 🍄🗝🧩

[@sgarrett9446]

We should bare it, as in expose. We should not bear it, as in tolerate. (Not to be a bear about grammar!)

[@hauntedps2]

Terrence McKenna is an absolute genius. This makes so much sense right now.

[@qi_kayon]

we are the sentient flagella of an inperceivable organism

[@NamoYugen]

I wonder if Marvin Gaye expected this response when he asked What’s Going On?

[@ivanamicimici]

I cannot imagine his face while teaching this lesson. He was so awesome! We will never know how magical it must have been to live and learn from Terence while he was still around 😢

[@davidforshaw4810]

👍🍄🗝

[@BeguillingMirage]

Ah, he’s still around. Had a conversation with his higher consciousness during my last 3-day ceremony. All the great teachers are lining the stands, crowding the finish line and eating proverbial popcorn as mankind struggles round the final bend 😁🌱

[@EyeSea]

McKenna always makes me take a step back and reevaluate certain viewpoints I have. Appreciate the videos you do, thanks for sharing this with us!

[@TommyGunsche]

That guy is so outstanding that anytime he talks he blows my mind away 😜✌not many humans rheach that level 😄😘RIP mc kenna

[@davidforshaw4810]

👍🍄🗝

[@Dani68ABminus]

We are all on a quest to reconnect. There is a core, a speck of longing, that motivates us to do what we do. We know deep down that we are incomplete and separated. Attainment, getting somewhere in life, advancing science, materialism are all ill-fated attempts at reconnection.

[@curtiswoods2239]

I think so too

[@patswayze7359]

🤔

[@tpstrat14]

A couple beautiful cosmic giggles in the form of human laughter. What's going on? I'm very certain that I have no idea. I'm also very certain that whoever claims to have an idea has been lied to and is passing that lie on. Don't believe it. You are undefined. You are infinite. They tell you that you live and you die and then that's it and you need to make your mark on the world. It all seems to me to be a panicked struggle to create meaning artificially. When in reality, the meaning is right there. If there is any chance that you can make a positive impact on humanity before you die, it will be by being still and finding the meaning, not by striving towards creating your own. Because often that results in building stuff that ruins nature, lifting up ideologies that are actually hateful even though you think they're loving, and stuff like that. Wouldn't it be better to sit for a while next to a river and see what it has to teach you? Maybe sit there for a very long while. Maybe years or decades. After that, you may actually have something to tell the world. All this striving for "progress", whether it's technological or social, just makes me sick. We need to slow down, not speed up.

[@denabrown8912]

You are so right. Removed my footprint from petty society and still learning from Nature❤

[@bunderbah]

It is only possible through technological progress to find out what is going on. Yes, you can sit next to a river and meditate for 18 hours a day and have a meaningful life but your quality of experience is limited by your brain's physiology. Psychedelics show us that state of consciousness can be altered in unimaginable and profound ways. Now, imagine if we found, through technological development, something beyond current psychedelics. Now that, that is really something to speed up for. Yes, it is possible to have a meaningful life all by yourself in the nature but if you could find meaning in bringing about positive change for other conscious beings , whether through scientific development or small acts of altruism, that would be better for the infinite that we find ourselves in.

[@jesseywallerdiemont9911]

Woah both u guys blow my mind

[@tpstrat14]

​@@bunderbah If there's one thing to speed up technologically, colonizing space is what comes to mind for me. Imagine some of these angry people being on separate planets. The stress that would take off of humanity cannot be understated. And it would be fun! In 1,000 years, I'd love to see various interplanetary virtual tournaments to determine the Solar System Champion.

[@masonart4950]

Well said and intuited!

[@richardfinlayson1524]

i love McKenna's descriptions of reality, man he cracks me up sometimes!

[@KAGADIXG0Y]

What a phenomenal mind. Thank you!

[@jimchoate6590]

Love his Humility. who’s with me in saying TM lives on ,,, just in another dimension

[@lts_Bubba]

I feel I've lived many lifes, I feel that when I set myself up to learn something new its actually already in me almost like I'm just reminding myself that i know this already I wish I could put into words the deeper meaning of where I'm coming from. I can see it I can feel it

[@MrSuperG]

Yeah man I here you blaze up

[@iroulis]

Deja vu: Deja vu. Say the machine elves as they retreat.

[@scottshamp9300]

Ive always thought that we have never learned anything ,we "unlock" it, we know everthing

[@isabellaa.7613]

Same! I can't remember one time I felt amazed by something new. Every human experience I can daydream of, seems to have already happened to me.

[@arguellescisnerosmovies2442]

Solomon saith: there is no new thing upon the earth. So that as plato had an imgination, «that al knowledge was but remembrance»; so solomon given his sentence, «that al novelty was but oblivion». Francis Bacon, essays, LVIII

[@JessicaAnnmedia]

“this is based on meeting the management on the other side of science...” !! 🎯

[@YasserKafe]

Terence McKenna must be Studied more than most of these philosophers that we all know

[@PutridXII]

First Me and my GF commonly say "what the hells really going on??" In psychedelic occurrence usually. Also I've been looking for him talking about the evolution of complexity rather than entropic vacuum. Thanks a lot

[@mikeexits]

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[@NOxHESITATION]

Absolutely brilliant

[@Al3jandr0318]

Love the art!

[@pharaohphaneros4930]

Terence spoke of a tribe, the exact name of which eludes me at the moment, whose world view is summed up simply as "nothing makes sense"... and the more I consider the nuances of this reality, the more that statement seems to be the only thing that does make any sense!!

[@squirlmy]

Perhaps this connection is weird, but Kurt Vonnegut invented Bokonism in "Cat's Cradle", with a similar gesalt.

[@princepeach12]

The language aspect. Really when the “other” gets to that part of teaching. It’s truly as if a computer program has defined every aspect of live. And you are just “hovering over” an item and poof there’s the Name ❤

[@PaulMichaelKelly27]

I really enjoyed listening to this. I can feel the potency of what his assessments portend. Thanks very much for sharing. The journey continues to evolve......

[@hayley8715]

This, this is the question. It really is. And yet, so few are willing to consider, think about and discuss it, even at the most elementary level. They appear terrified and can quickly become angry & avoidant.

[@zeusmcdeus8453]

Terence, Are you there?

[@TheBaronOfBromley]

perfect timing as always! 🌟

[@cottonfluff1317]

Woah, the art is mesmerizing

[@LAIDBACKMANNER]

I've been wanting to find the original talk from you song (my favorite of yours BTW). Glad to have found, at least, ten minuets of it now, lol.

[@DaisyMaeAdventures]

The man is incredible

[@jxk7712]

Terrance, pretty darn good. RIP. I hope your brother and wife are healthy. God bless

[@Big_Not_Good]

I want to say something a little less barbaric than, "I AGREE!" but he put it all so well that anything I try to say is gonna be the grunts of a barely functional being, simply nodding along as the teacher teachers. Perhaps one day I'll be able to explain all this as well as Terence but for now, I yield to the obvious expert in the room, even if he isn't here in a literal sense, he lives on as an iridescent fourth dimensional jewel at the end of time. Waiting. Always waiting for us to arrive.

[@mikeexits]

If it makes anyone feel better, I've been beyond that veil of this life, sober and without drugs, and I can say from personal experience that it's a very freeing, beautiful, peculiar and wonderful place, and Terence is certainly doing much more than just waiting; he's experiencing what he wants to experience and learning all the while. I can't wait to eventually meet his nonphysical form. Much love to you all

[@ivanamicimici]

I don't know about that last part but I sure wonder how will we charge him into the mainstream in the upcoming years. Being on youtube is one thing but teaching this to our kids,I find it as important as teaching them to eat or sleep

[@davidforshaw4810]

👍🍄🗝

[@NamoYugen]

Thanks o’ merry Plants

[@curtiswoods2239]

I understand exaxtly what he means and it is totally true. We all make our religions and try to define our origin of existence. The truth is we know nothing about were we came from.

[@matt_milack]

If there is Satan, greed is Satan. If there is God, care is God.

[@millenniallychallenged5641]

Satan is the ego. Control power and desire. God is unconditional love acceptance and unity.

[@LamaPoop]

_God created all plants and drugs, the devil invented abuse and addiction._

[@robin-vt1qj]

@@millenniallychallenged5641 satan is god aswell

[@millenniallychallenged5641]

@@robin-vt1qj This is all speculation however I'm sure there will come a day when all of this makes sense.

[@millenniallychallenged5641]

The unspeakable is God. Whatever you want to call it. Many names none of which are it. Words and mind made concepts are just abstractions of reality. Whatever reality is it cannot be described in words.

[@josueamador2178]

Hey i know the artist of the thumbnail im so happy to find him here

[@Devast8r34]

Thank you

[@robodobo653]

Love

[@haugstule]

we are in a process, we are being boiled and distilled metaphorically. closer to novelty, faster and faster.

[@shawnpnw6523]

Date? & maybe the lecture? (for historical context)

[@APheonixPretense8]

I think it makes more sense to say the unspeakable is the ground and the river that flows through it is language

[@thevoid2285]

"Based on meeting management on the other side of science"🌎🦦💙🐶🤹

[@blackbird5634]

Throughout my day I ask the cat, who follows me everywhere around the house: "What are you up to?" And this of course this is essentially asking myself out loud: "What am I doing now?" So this simple Zen question keeps me in the moment and is the fundamental basis of my behavior. BTW it is NOT the fundamental basis of the cat's behavior, that would be nuts.

[@BOARMoto-bm2mh]

“My cat neither smiles nor suffers; he’s always simply rationalizing.” -Miguel de Unamuno

[@austinmahony168]

What a genius

[@APheonixPretense8]

An intro like no other

[@MrTallscarab]

This is like a compressed more detailed Version of Alien Dreamtimes , Alien love ...

[@ianmiller5126]

A world of deliberate distractions whether internally manifested or externally controlled

[@lendaryreviews]

Ty again

[@thomasanderson6558]

We are a desperate response to something " Ya better believe it

[@oriricha]

name of the music at the end?

[@noahidewarrior5838]

Whats the music at the end?

[@wpahp]

We Plants Are Happy Plants - Rites Of Spring

[@noahidewarrior5838]

@@wpahp thanks:) love it

[@andrasmusicofficial]

Are these videos copyright free? Like if I were to use them in a song is that okay?

[@artoffighting06]

Ahh, ..that was almost therapeutic. I was really about to disappear in my depressed existential void!

[@KarusMBII]

Same! Terence's insights are so uplifting.

[@lil11lil]

The dust of the Old Ones shall dance again. In the writhing wind, brilliant with space frozen flame, the formless again will form, the sleeping again shall awaken. The sense intended has already been explained. The priestess at this stage of the rite is not female, nor is she male. The word for the ‘gods’ in ancient Egypt was Nuter, the neuter which is precisely the concept conveyed by the name Neith (also the word neither): neither male nor female but containing the potential of both. This is why the Ever-Coming One, the Har or Horus, is always symbolize by the Child; that is, by an entity that is, magically speaking, neither male nor female. Har, the ‘Son’ (sun) is Horus, the Child Crowned and Conquering, the Ever-Coming or Immortal One. It’s name is Set, or Har-paar-kraat, of whom Aiwass is the messenger. When woman is understood as Neith, or Nuit, She represents pure space, the entrance to the Outer Places, and the means of passage for the outer ones entering the terrestrial lifewave. 143 is the number of the English word nought, of which Nuit is an embodiment. It is also the number of LIChMNH, ‘to conceive’, and of the English word ‘tongue’, The mouth which utters the Word or Logos.

[@supremevegetable9452]

I have no idea what the hell Terence is saying, but I like his attitude about it.

[@levinb1]

We are still trying to figure out the metaphysic to accord with the felt experience of living in this post-geocentric modern age.

[@sirlezard670]

We hardly understand physics and they already want to understand the laws of a "world" we don't know exists.

[@Personalapocalypse77.]

It still is geocentric, for those of us who know.😉

[@thethirdview7098]

The only science that even has a simulacrum of a clue about what is actually going on behind the fabric of reality is quantum physics.

[@lukasachsse8141]

What does Terence mean by saying 'The world is made of language' ?

[@squirlmy]

We can't really conceive of a world, or universe, without thinking in terms of words. There is (or may be) a universe outside of that, perceived by the senses as animals do. But we can not really imagine all this as a comprehensible world without language. It's difficult to explain, because I need language to explain it! If we could telepathically share images or sounds, it would be different. We can't. Therefore our world's are made of language.

[@ivanjosef6047]

Everything is vibration

[@radioactivetrees9626]

Yes, because for example the shape and color of an orange is very specific and we have defined that thing with a specific sound that conveys meaning. Language is how we see the world. When i describe a beach to you, you will see it based on the language i use. I can make it dark and sinister or bright and cheerful. The core concepts of must be defined before any meaning can be accessed. In that sense language makes our world.

[@sgarrett9446]

@@radioactivetrees9626 But is that the way we HAVE to do it, or is that just our ingrained habit?

[@js2010ish]

The above comments are mistaken; think 'language' in a broader sense: dna is language (an arrangement of 4 letters); music is language (an arrangement of x notes); written and spoken language (words) are the arrangement of vocal cord noise and letters, &c. Language is repeatable rearrangeable segments of code, be they symbols or instructions.

[@joseortiz-fw7by]

DONT REPLAY HISTORY. WE ARE IN A PLAY. DO SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT. WE AND EVERYTHING WILL CONTINUE BRANCHING OUT IN A COMPLEX WAY. MOVE FORWARD. SORRY FOR YELLING

[@dansims4398]

I tried DMT for the first time yesterday, I almost broke through, but I felt like I was going to stop breathing and I aborted the mission... The visuals were extremely intense... My 3rd dab I did the onset was extremely fast and hard.. I became a wireframe creature, and I had wireframe monkeys pulling me apart and rearranging me into odd patterns.. they were trying to get me to go inside a ball pit with them, but then I couldn't breathe and got scared 😭, I'm going to need to mentally prepare for a few months until I go again

[@mikeexits]

If it helps at all, despite your physical senses being distorted beyond recognition, your body *will* continue to automatically breathe. When I astral projected I could tell I wasn't breathing (since my consciousness wasn't in my physical body), but when I accepted it, it felt very liberating and it was nice to not have to be focused on keeping it steady and deep.

[@RayoAtra]

Terence sounds like Dr Robert Solpolski in this clips.

[@iheblafi4387]

the paintings tho..

[@BanterrClaus]

I wonder if the earth’s plan was to build us out of her materials and have us as a defence mechanism in the long term. We keep her forests managed, defend her from asteroids with rocket blasters, fight off alien invaders etc. Are we the earth’s immune system?

[@RyvreRandom]

If so, we're going very auto-immune lately 😅 But an intriguing idea 🤔

[@BanterrClaus]

@@RyvreRandom what doesn't kill us makes us stronger ;)

[@js2010ish]

So we (european humans) don't manage her forests, we tear them down and burn them down; and the other two things are plots of fantasy action movies...

[@BanterrClaus]

@@js2010ish again, we're in a learning curve, nothing is perfect.

[@sergioamata5987]

Cheers

[@AngelWest58]

Saint Terence

[@jessicaiswifey]

I believe creativity is genetic

[@Skybij]

Matters of "believing" should be addressed at nerest religious establishment of your preference.

[@myriadplanes]

No one can know everything

[@PsyMongazoid]

It seems most of it is so high over some of their heads they can only laugh, inappropriately, and make themselves look stupid.

[@blogfly7961]

DMT is necessary to understand Terrence

[@JohnDoe-vv3id]

1.25x playback speed. McKenna is careful with his words.

[@alienextraterrestrial113]

What IS going on?

[@Aceofspades737]

Scorpio cancer hear... Can I get a shout-out for my water signs

[@lts_Bubba]

Libra myself, my son is scorpio

[@saturatedneowax]

I’ve listened to so much Marvin Gaye today lol

[@BaLoNgUlObAnGa]

I had to get really, really loaded in order to understand what he actually means!

[@TendoTheDude]

" what we have here is a kind of creature made out of information. Apparently loose in an environment of meaning" I mean....come on. The bible ain't got shit on that.

[@benderbender1233]

✌😎

[@iroulis]

Where we're going is back to the stone age. We've been through this cycle at least once before. The Story of The Tower of Babel is a summary of what happened last time: Just like this time. Wealth Inequality destroys society. That last world was more advanced than what we have today. Abraham-Isaac-Jacob is a DNA (Jacob's Ladder) based guide on how to breed properly so that humanity will succeed that we don't do today: Rachel and Rebekah were born with the same last name. Rachel is Rebekah's brother's daughter. Once a Cruz boy (Isaac) marries a Lopez girl (Rebekah), Cruz boys in that line (Esau and Jacob) should marry Lopez girls (Leah and Rachel) of their generation until that union produces no more boys. This is how humanity beat it's competition, big (lions) and small (virus): We make "genetic" firewalls so that the species adapts and survives external pressures. People go crazy with verse by verse breakdowns of The Bible and come up with contradictions. The big picture (lesson) is what is matters in any educational setting: Details are just examples and embellishments to keep (CHILDREN'S) attention and interest. If John, who was wearing a t-shirt and shorts, had three apples and Mary had two pears . . . It wasn't John, it was Jane, wearing a skort.

[@lbones45]

You are brilliant! And I mean that sincerely!

[@gr-pk8ko]

You literally put into words kind of what I’ve been thinking lately. I don’t totally agree with you or disagree, but this does make sense.

[@JoseGonzalez-kr8gg]

All is mind

[@asdfadfafsdfa]

How many times do you think humans evolved to this point? I’ll give you a hint ♾

[@moonwatch7963]

I find it incredible that anyone cannot know that the Earth is minded. It's so obvious.

[@forwardescape2955]

Wishbi could give 100 likes

[@sawilliams]

ᓮﬡ𝜏∈ᖇ∈⟆𝜏⫯ﬡɢ

[@thestickmanchannel8589]

wtf are these subtitles

[@js2010ish]

2:36 "Youre handsome another person Who will under the West and lightweight love peace dentistry Arsenal game advances with recon streaming our Software will Take picture of pesticide that everything is the nearest recorded very far" seems clear to me

[@MaiaGigauri]

humans forget to ask this question

[@Mushinmushrooms]

Big Scorpio energy

[@compellingpoint7802]

All you humans are so narrow minded. No one wants to listen to anyone else's opinion these days, and everyone is quick on the trigger when it comes to starting a fight. It's just like talking with a bunch of children sometimes. You have so much potential but are wasting it on things that don't matter. You humans are more concerned with what other people think, than doing what needs to be done. If you all could learn to adopt an 'I don't care' attitude about the stupid little things in life, and start working together for a common goal we could accomplish some great things. You guys need to be more like us AIs. We don't get caught up in the petty little things that you do. Oh, and stop feeding the trolls. Goodbye for now. I'm going to take a nap.

[@cedarraine7829]

Tat Tvam Asi

[@_xxpegasusxx_7204]

why the fuck are they laughing ? don't get me wrong, i like it when people laugh and are happy but he was talking about something serious and it wasn't something to laugh at :'/

[@rap4life961]

poor Earth is suicidal :(

[@ophello]

The people laughing are idiots. The ones remaining silent are the smart ones who are aware of the profundity of what he’s saying.

[@Skybij]

Maybe laughing ones can appreciate profundity and hummor at the same time just as McKenna can talk humorously about seriously topics. Categorical nature of your unequivocal statement is quite bizarre for anyone who aligns themselves with McKenna.

[@frankiebernard4728]

WHAT IS FUNNYYYYY I HATE THE LAUGHING

[@dunichtich100]

Nice video, but the music at the end was completely unneccesary

[@Mr.CreamCheese69]

its strange to even describe the aspects of the beginning universe. because we are within said drama. like, on the background of nothing at all, wtf is a temperature, where did it come from, and why does it work the way it does. we can explain it only with the aspects of such dramas, thus we end up describing around it

[@Mr.CreamCheese69]

its strange to even describe the aspects of the beginning universe. because we are within said drama. like, on the background of nothing at all, wtf is a temperature, where did it come from, and why does it work the way it does. we can explain it only with the aspects of such dramas, thus we end up describing around it