Andrew Gallimore

And then everyone's, you know, this is why I think when people smoke DMT, there's this great celebratory uproar.

You know, the lights are flashing.

Yeah, he's here.

He's back.

Woo.

And they know.

It feels like you're interacting with an intelligence that really knows what's going on.

And it's kind of excited that we're popping in temporarily just for a few minutes, but we're getting close.

It feels like, you know, we've discovered the technology because DMT is kind of, it's weird, right?

It's everywhere.

It's like in probably all plants, you know, Dennis McKenna likes to say nature is drenched in DMT because it is.

That's a good impression of him.

Yeah, really.

You know, and yet at the same time,

You can't just kind of munch on plants because it's not orally active.

Yeah, this is, I know Strasman, one of his books, The Soul of Prophecy.

Yeah, I think we definitely live life on kind of hard mode.

You know, it's like, as you said, if you only live for 100 years or less, then it is very difficult to work things out.

It's a Formula One race.

So maybe it is part of the game.