Inyash Brodsky

It really does feel like if you want to get it out there in academic circles, you got to write like the stodgy writing.

The thing is, I don't know if I'm supposed to be your audience because I read the fucking sequences, you know?

And those are famous for being hard to like get into because they're just a fuck ton of blog posts on the internet that you have to read for hours and crawl through and everything.

And it's almost like a...

Speaking of mystery cults, it's almost like a mystery cult where you have to find this knowledge and kind of make it your own.

And that makes it fun.

But that also makes it really illegible and inscrutable for others.

And so, like, I really enjoyed trolling your blog and getting all these individual posts and putting them together in my head.

But that makes it kind of interesting.

illegible for the the wider academic audience they can't just like have one big post that they refer to and say look at this post guys isn't this interesting and i think like eve theory of consciousness part three actually does that so it's probably a good thing in the end to have just the one big omnibus master post that's like here's all of it go to town college people on the

For people who don't know, what is an entheogen?

Has it not been accepted?

Is it not thought that snake venom counts as one of these?

You got to let him walk us to that.

So basically what they did is... Wait, wait, can I ask a brief question?

You said that they got a lot of these from words people use to describe other people's personalities, which I guess are things like energetic or lazy or outgoing or whatever.

You said there were 60 of them that he settled on.

Why 60 in particular?

Did they start being too many repeats?

Roberta and Bert, I don't recognize those names.