Rick Doblin

So there does need to be a lot more conscious evolution.

So there does need to be a lot more conscious evolution.

So there does need to be a lot more conscious evolution.

Yeah, there's a book that I recommend for people by Herman Hesse, and it's called The Glass Bead Game. Magister Lutie, The Glass Bead Game. And it helped Herman Hesse win the Nobel Prize for literature, and he wrote it during World War II. And so there is these competitive energies that we have that often can lead to war.

Yeah, there's a book that I recommend for people by Herman Hesse, and it's called The Glass Bead Game. Magister Lutie, The Glass Bead Game. And it helped Herman Hesse win the Nobel Prize for literature, and he wrote it during World War II. And so there is these competitive energies that we have that often can lead to war.

Yeah, there's a book that I recommend for people by Herman Hesse, and it's called The Glass Bead Game. Magister Lutie, The Glass Bead Game. And it helped Herman Hesse win the Nobel Prize for literature, and he wrote it during World War II. And so there is these competitive energies that we have that often can lead to war.

But the book was a post-apocalyptic culture that had decided to harness these competitive energies into what they called The Glass Bead Game. which was this, it's a beautiful book, but The Glass Beat Game was about a competition using poetry, mathematics, music, and philosophy to try to describe the universe.

But the book was a post-apocalyptic culture that had decided to harness these competitive energies into what they called The Glass Bead Game. which was this, it's a beautiful book, but The Glass Beat Game was about a competition using poetry, mathematics, music, and philosophy to try to describe the universe.

But the book was a post-apocalyptic culture that had decided to harness these competitive energies into what they called The Glass Bead Game. which was this, it's a beautiful book, but The Glass Beat Game was about a competition using poetry, mathematics, music, and philosophy to try to describe the universe.

And they would have this different kind of who would be the most eloquent and the most comprehensive. And this was kind of the antidote to the competitiveness that led to this apocalypse. And he's writing this during World War II as well as this sort of idealistic hopeful thing.

And they would have this different kind of who would be the most eloquent and the most comprehensive. And this was kind of the antidote to the competitiveness that led to this apocalypse. And he's writing this during World War II as well as this sort of idealistic hopeful thing.

And they would have this different kind of who would be the most eloquent and the most comprehensive. And this was kind of the antidote to the competitiveness that led to this apocalypse. And he's writing this during World War II as well as this sort of idealistic hopeful thing.

But the other part of the book was that this game itself becomes a little bit too abstract and it no longer harnesses the passions of the common people. It became more of this elite. And the head of it, the Magister Lutti, decides that he has to leave So that there has to be some way that we do compete with each other, but we have to do it in a way to learn nonviolence.

But the other part of the book was that this game itself becomes a little bit too abstract and it no longer harnesses the passions of the common people. It became more of this elite. And the head of it, the Magister Lutti, decides that he has to leave So that there has to be some way that we do compete with each other, but we have to do it in a way to learn nonviolence.

But the other part of the book was that this game itself becomes a little bit too abstract and it no longer harnesses the passions of the common people. It became more of this elite. And the head of it, the Magister Lutti, decides that he has to leave So that there has to be some way that we do compete with each other, but we have to do it in a way to learn nonviolence.

And our tools of technology are getting ever more destructive. The nuclear proliferation is taking more. So I ended my TED Talk with this, which was 2019. And interestingly enough, it took six years until Nolan Williams gave a talk on the main stage at TED about Ibogaine. So it took six years from my first – that was the only ever TED Talk on psychedelics in 2019.

And our tools of technology are getting ever more destructive. The nuclear proliferation is taking more. So I ended my TED Talk with this, which was 2019. And interestingly enough, it took six years until Nolan Williams gave a talk on the main stage at TED about Ibogaine. So it took six years from my first – that was the only ever TED Talk on psychedelics in 2019.

And our tools of technology are getting ever more destructive. The nuclear proliferation is taking more. So I ended my TED Talk with this, which was 2019. And interestingly enough, it took six years until Nolan Williams gave a talk on the main stage at TED about Ibogaine. So it took six years from my first – that was the only ever TED Talk on psychedelics in 2019.

And then Nolan Williams talked about Ibogaine just recently. And he'll also be at the psychedelic conference. But this idea I ended up saying it's a race between consciousness and catastrophe.

And then Nolan Williams talked about Ibogaine just recently. And he'll also be at the psychedelic conference. But this idea I ended up saying it's a race between consciousness and catastrophe.