Peter Berg

All of this sort of sudden, because these are just words now, I became aware sort of that something was still going on. I was still functioning. There was brain function. But it wasn't any brain function I'd ever encountered before.

And then I just started going into something that felt so expansive and such an energetic experience that was kind of moving and unfolding in multiple directions, everywhere, everything at once kind of energy. And that energy overtook me. And I remember I sobbed and I laughed and I screamed.

And then I just started going into something that felt so expansive and such an energetic experience that was kind of moving and unfolding in multiple directions, everywhere, everything at once kind of energy. And that energy overtook me. And I remember I sobbed and I laughed and I screamed.

And then I just started going into something that felt so expansive and such an energetic experience that was kind of moving and unfolding in multiple directions, everywhere, everything at once kind of energy. And that energy overtook me. And I remember I sobbed and I laughed and I screamed.

And when I came out of it, the people who were organizing this, the doctor and his assistants, one of the women had a pet wolf. And I didn't know there was a wolf in the house. And I came to, and I was on my hands and knees, and I had snot and tears all over me. And I really had this cathartic release of feelings that I just don't have the ability to access on a regular basis.

And when I came out of it, the people who were organizing this, the doctor and his assistants, one of the women had a pet wolf. And I didn't know there was a wolf in the house. And I came to, and I was on my hands and knees, and I had snot and tears all over me. And I really had this cathartic release of feelings that I just don't have the ability to access on a regular basis.

And when I came out of it, the people who were organizing this, the doctor and his assistants, one of the women had a pet wolf. And I didn't know there was a wolf in the house. And I came to, and I was on my hands and knees, and I had snot and tears all over me. And I really had this cathartic release of feelings that I just don't have the ability to access on a regular basis.

And I looked up, and there's this white wolf staring at me, like about as close as you are, a little further away, locked into my eyes. Damn. And I'm staring at this wolf, and I start pointing, and I'm trying to determine whether it's real, which it was. And I look up at John, the guy, and I'm trying to ask him if this is real. And I remember he put his hand on my shoulder.

And I looked up, and there's this white wolf staring at me, like about as close as you are, a little further away, locked into my eyes. Damn. And I'm staring at this wolf, and I start pointing, and I'm trying to determine whether it's real, which it was. And I look up at John, the guy, and I'm trying to ask him if this is real. And I remember he put his hand on my shoulder.

And I looked up, and there's this white wolf staring at me, like about as close as you are, a little further away, locked into my eyes. Damn. And I'm staring at this wolf, and I start pointing, and I'm trying to determine whether it's real, which it was. And I look up at John, the guy, and I'm trying to ask him if this is real. And I remember he put his hand on my shoulder.

He said, Pete, try not to make sense of anything right now. Just stay in it. And it was an incredibly life-changing experience for me. Sounds like a David Yarrow photo. Wow. It was so powerful. And for me, because I'm not... religious, I was raised a bit atheist. I'm a Catholic Jew and my parents didn't believe in organized religion. So I never, I just never really had access to it.

He said, Pete, try not to make sense of anything right now. Just stay in it. And it was an incredibly life-changing experience for me. Sounds like a David Yarrow photo. Wow. It was so powerful. And for me, because I'm not... religious, I was raised a bit atheist. I'm a Catholic Jew and my parents didn't believe in organized religion. So I never, I just never really had access to it.

He said, Pete, try not to make sense of anything right now. Just stay in it. And it was an incredibly life-changing experience for me. Sounds like a David Yarrow photo. Wow. It was so powerful. And for me, because I'm not... religious, I was raised a bit atheist. I'm a Catholic Jew and my parents didn't believe in organized religion. So I never, I just never really had access to it.

This felt like an incredible religious experience to me. And for me, and people are like, Pete, stop fucking talking about 5-MeO, but I love talking about 5-MeO. And if someone's done it, I'll talk to them about it for hours.

This felt like an incredible religious experience to me. And for me, and people are like, Pete, stop fucking talking about 5-MeO, but I love talking about 5-MeO. And if someone's done it, I'll talk to them about it for hours.

This felt like an incredible religious experience to me. And for me, and people are like, Pete, stop fucking talking about 5-MeO, but I love talking about 5-MeO. And if someone's done it, I'll talk to them about it for hours.

Because for me, the big secret that we all keep, that we all walk around as humans on this planet, and we never acknowledge, well, there's a lot of them, but the real big one for me is the concept of infinity, right? The concept that if you look out into the sky at night, that in theory, it goes on forever in all directions. It never stops. It has no barriers. It has no ending, right?

Because for me, the big secret that we all keep, that we all walk around as humans on this planet, and we never acknowledge, well, there's a lot of them, but the real big one for me is the concept of infinity, right? The concept that if you look out into the sky at night, that in theory, it goes on forever in all directions. It never stops. It has no barriers. It has no ending, right?

Because for me, the big secret that we all keep, that we all walk around as humans on this planet, and we never acknowledge, well, there's a lot of them, but the real big one for me is the concept of infinity, right? The concept that if you look out into the sky at night, that in theory, it goes on forever in all directions. It never stops. It has no barriers. It has no ending, right?

Very hard to get our mind around. I shared a car in Greece with Elon Musk alone for 35 minutes in traffic. And I was like, it's a long story, but I ended up in a car alone with Elon Musk and his driver and his security guy. And this is after I'd done it. And I'm like, I'm fucking, I got Elon Musk for 35 minutes. What do I want to ask him? And I said, Elon, what are your thoughts?