Hamilton Morris

Well, if he didn't talk about it, I don't know that I want to, I'm sure he did. Like, I just don't know. Well, there was an activist group. This comes back to what I was saying at the beginning about people being very careful about how they're being manipulated by journalists and these drug issues.

So there was this activist group that Travis Kitchens was actually a part of, an anti-drug activist group. And they... had people who were, I think, like entirely cynical in their orientation. And then they had people like Travis Kitchens who were not cynical in their orientation, but were looking for a place, an outlet for a critique of...

So there was this activist group that Travis Kitchens was actually a part of, an anti-drug activist group. And they... had people who were, I think, like entirely cynical in their orientation. And then they had people like Travis Kitchens who were not cynical in their orientation, but were looking for a place, an outlet for a critique of...

So there was this activist group that Travis Kitchens was actually a part of, an anti-drug activist group. And they... had people who were, I think, like entirely cynical in their orientation. And then they had people like Travis Kitchens who were not cynical in their orientation, but were looking for a place, an outlet for a critique of...

maybe capitalism or for-profit motivations in psychedelic research something like that like you know i'm not suggesting that there's no valid criticisms of psychedelic research or anything like that there absolutely are yeah the issue is that a lot of the people who are

maybe capitalism or for-profit motivations in psychedelic research something like that like you know i'm not suggesting that there's no valid criticisms of psychedelic research or anything like that there absolutely are yeah the issue is that a lot of the people who are

maybe capitalism or for-profit motivations in psychedelic research something like that like you know i'm not suggesting that there's no valid criticisms of psychedelic research or anything like that there absolutely are yeah the issue is that a lot of the people who are

engaged with critical psychedelic thought are fucking nuts and are like ultimately anti-drug in their orientation and so they kind of contaminate the entire movement right it's like in the same way that there's like valid objections to almost everything but it's like there's valid objections to smoking weed but if somebody's like life is oriented around

engaged with critical psychedelic thought are fucking nuts and are like ultimately anti-drug in their orientation and so they kind of contaminate the entire movement right it's like in the same way that there's like valid objections to almost everything but it's like there's valid objections to smoking weed but if somebody's like life is oriented around

engaged with critical psychedelic thought are fucking nuts and are like ultimately anti-drug in their orientation and so they kind of contaminate the entire movement right it's like in the same way that there's like valid objections to almost everything but it's like there's valid objections to smoking weed but if somebody's like life is oriented around

being anti-weed, chances are there's something kind of weird about their reasoning there. I think this similar thing happened with psychedelics. So there was this group and they sort of terrorized the psychedelic community, stalking people.

being anti-weed, chances are there's something kind of weird about their reasoning there. I think this similar thing happened with psychedelics. So there was this group and they sort of terrorized the psychedelic community, stalking people.

being anti-weed, chances are there's something kind of weird about their reasoning there. I think this similar thing happened with psychedelics. So there was this group and they sort of terrorized the psychedelic community, stalking people.

essentially any time i gave a talk one of them would either be there online or in person to harass me this went on for years and i was um always thinking like damn you know these psychedelic conferences are very expensive the tickets cost like hundreds of dollars often and i think who the how the are they i can't even afford to go to these things and i'm being paid to go to them

essentially any time i gave a talk one of them would either be there online or in person to harass me this went on for years and i was um always thinking like damn you know these psychedelic conferences are very expensive the tickets cost like hundreds of dollars often and i think who the how the are they i can't even afford to go to these things and i'm being paid to go to them

essentially any time i gave a talk one of them would either be there online or in person to harass me this went on for years and i was um always thinking like damn you know these psychedelic conferences are very expensive the tickets cost like hundreds of dollars often and i think who the how the are they i can't even afford to go to these things and i'm being paid to go to them

So how are these people going to these conferences just to harass me? What is going on? Wouldn't it be interesting if they were being paid by someone? And this was something that I was, an idea that I'd been toying with for a while, but it's a very paranoid idea that I felt uncomfortable talking about publicly because it's just a bad road to go down. Your ops are paid ops.

So how are these people going to these conferences just to harass me? What is going on? Wouldn't it be interesting if they were being paid by someone? And this was something that I was, an idea that I'd been toying with for a while, but it's a very paranoid idea that I felt uncomfortable talking about publicly because it's just a bad road to go down. Your ops are paid ops.

So how are these people going to these conferences just to harass me? What is going on? Wouldn't it be interesting if they were being paid by someone? And this was something that I was, an idea that I'd been toying with for a while, but it's a very paranoid idea that I felt uncomfortable talking about publicly because it's just a bad road to go down. Your ops are paid ops.

Yeah, you just don't want to be that guy. So, but I'd had a number of these things happen that were very, actually a lot of things happen.