Jazz for aficionados
Speaking of “opium for the intellectuals”, being “deep in weirdness” and lies (fiction). O-10, you may find this interesting: https://www.straightdope.com/21343536/did-carlos-castaneda-hallucinate-that-stuff-in-the-don-juan-bo... |
Frogman, "lies" is a word best used for our politicians; fiction is the word best used for someone who claimed to observe another reality while under the influence of hallucinating mushrooms with an old man, who eventually reveals himself to be a Yaqui Indian. The book was a New York Times best-seller, and it - along with its sequels - sold over 10 million copies in the United States. Me and a few other people considered his books good entertainment. When someone watching a dog drink water, claims the dog became like an X-Ray picture and he could see the water going out into the dogs hairs, while he was under the influence of hallucinating mushrooms; was that a lie, or was it fiction? |
You just continue with doing of whatever you are doing, I just had strong urge to tell you (in addition to O-10 last post) that I like to observe dog as it is. Provided that we are not talking about this: https://oregonstate.edu/instruct/phl201/modules/Philosophers/Russell/Problems/russell_part01.html |
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