Hamilton Morris

And then there's also just the kind of language that we use to describe things that are unfamiliar. You know, if you see something that is weird, what do you say about it? If you see lights in the sky, do you say that's a UFO? Do you say that it's gods?

language you use to describe the unfamiliar and the inexplicable. So when you look at earlier psychedelic experiences, I don't think I'm aware of the word alien being used very frequently. People saying this seems alien. Often I do see descriptions of things being like Egyptian or associated with other cultures.

language you use to describe the unfamiliar and the inexplicable. So when you look at earlier psychedelic experiences, I don't think I'm aware of the word alien being used very frequently. People saying this seems alien. Often I do see descriptions of things being like Egyptian or associated with other cultures.

language you use to describe the unfamiliar and the inexplicable. So when you look at earlier psychedelic experiences, I don't think I'm aware of the word alien being used very frequently. People saying this seems alien. Often I do see descriptions of things being like Egyptian or associated with other cultures.

um but i don't think alien in in the like 19 early 1960s type stuff now you'd see that more frequently because aliens have become a much bigger part of our culture subsequently um and the same thing goes for the way different

um but i don't think alien in in the like 19 early 1960s type stuff now you'd see that more frequently because aliens have become a much bigger part of our culture subsequently um and the same thing goes for the way different

um but i don't think alien in in the like 19 early 1960s type stuff now you'd see that more frequently because aliens have become a much bigger part of our culture subsequently um and the same thing goes for the way different

indigenous groups conceptualize these things, which are very much based on their... I would imagine that if you were to go to Peru and do this experiment, the matrix line thing might be less... less frequently encountered as an explanation because the matrix, I mean, it kind of depends on who you talk to. I'm sure there's people, indigenous cactus users who have also seen the matrix.

indigenous groups conceptualize these things, which are very much based on their... I would imagine that if you were to go to Peru and do this experiment, the matrix line thing might be less... less frequently encountered as an explanation because the matrix, I mean, it kind of depends on who you talk to. I'm sure there's people, indigenous cactus users who have also seen the matrix.

indigenous groups conceptualize these things, which are very much based on their... I would imagine that if you were to go to Peru and do this experiment, the matrix line thing might be less... less frequently encountered as an explanation because the matrix, I mean, it kind of depends on who you talk to. I'm sure there's people, indigenous cactus users who have also seen the matrix.

It's a pretty popular movie, pretty good movie. Yeah. But, but assuming that they haven't seen the matrix, I have a feeling that that is, And the current popularity of simulation hypothesis thinking wouldn't be the first explanation that they go to. Hold on, let me crack open this fresh can of... But I don't mean to be a hater on this kind of thing. Like I do find all that stuff very interesting.

It's a pretty popular movie, pretty good movie. Yeah. But, but assuming that they haven't seen the matrix, I have a feeling that that is, And the current popularity of simulation hypothesis thinking wouldn't be the first explanation that they go to. Hold on, let me crack open this fresh can of... But I don't mean to be a hater on this kind of thing. Like I do find all that stuff very interesting.

It's a pretty popular movie, pretty good movie. Yeah. But, but assuming that they haven't seen the matrix, I have a feeling that that is, And the current popularity of simulation hypothesis thinking wouldn't be the first explanation that they go to. Hold on, let me crack open this fresh can of... But I don't mean to be a hater on this kind of thing. Like I do find all that stuff very interesting.

And... And careful observation of the world is how you discover things. So it's like, I understand how you could look at, you know, someone, you know, looking at a laser through a water glass or whatever and say like, this is fucking, this is like, this is ridiculous.

And... And careful observation of the world is how you discover things. So it's like, I understand how you could look at, you know, someone, you know, looking at a laser through a water glass or whatever and say like, this is fucking, this is like, this is ridiculous.

And... And careful observation of the world is how you discover things. So it's like, I understand how you could look at, you know, someone, you know, looking at a laser through a water glass or whatever and say like, this is fucking, this is like, this is ridiculous.

But it's like you probably could have – I'm sure there were people that would have said the same thing about early microscopists, like looking into a droplet of water and saying, like, what are they doing? Like, oh, they think they see little, like, organisms in this droplet of pond water. Like, it's crazy.

But it's like you probably could have – I'm sure there were people that would have said the same thing about early microscopists, like looking into a droplet of water and saying, like, what are they doing? Like, oh, they think they see little, like, organisms in this droplet of pond water. Like, it's crazy.

But it's like you probably could have – I'm sure there were people that would have said the same thing about early microscopists, like looking into a droplet of water and saying, like, what are they doing? Like, oh, they think they see little, like, organisms in this droplet of pond water. Like, it's crazy.

Again, it's so hard with these sorts of things where there's a term for it like being locked out or something.