Psychedelics, hallucinations and morphic resonance | Rupert Sheldrake and Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes

From Silicon Valley to the treatment of depression, psychedelics have entered the mainstream. And with them come new political, economic and philosophical horizons. Influential scientist and author of Ways to Go Beyond Rupert Sheldrake and philosopher Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes discuss the psychedellics, hallucinations and morphic resonance.

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Author of The Science Delusion, Rupert Sheldrake is a biologist whose research led to the theory of morphic resonance and nature's memory. He has also written on altered states of consciousness in Ways To Go Beyond.

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[deviantbonbonz]

difficult to assess when one gets cut off in the middle

[yungsida]

"Space is the stupidest thing there is" - Zizek

[TheMemesofDestruction]

6:16 — “Strictly Academic purposes.” ^.^

[mycount]

if you give a rock or tree DMT how does it behave different? How about DMT on DMT?

[paulaoh]

This is a teaser. You have to subscribe to get the full talk.

[HairyPinkTroll]

3:18 honestly man, how do you walk in the sunshine and not feel it smiling on you? The Sahara I guess…. That’s definitely the sun telling you off!

[Viccobalta]

rupert sheldrake has no respect for the economy of academic ideas