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“If one moved cautiously, doing nothing to startle the philestines… “
This book is so astute, entertaining and profound, I could not recommend it more.
— Aug 24, 2026 08:50PM
This book is so astute, entertaining and profound, I could not recommend it more.
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Augustus Owsley Stanley the third is the wildest character in this history
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Jack Zaikos
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It’s so interesting seeing how deeply intertwined the conscious decision to make psychology and psychiatry prioritise the effective adjustment of the individual to society as opposed to their own selves and the history of the reaction to LSD are. This is still something that affects our lives today and it is rooted in this episode of history…
— Sep 14, 2026 07:58PM
Jack Zaikos
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Ken Kesey is such a fun character in this book
— Sep 12, 2026 02:57AM
Jack Zaikos
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Chapter: the politics of consciousness
This is Jay Steven’s at his most astute and articulate
His perspective, outlined in this chapter is so on point that it represents a great contribution to this history.
As someone who has read endlessly about this topic for university this chapter (and the book in general) was 10/10
— Sep 05, 2026 05:52PM
This is Jay Steven’s at his most astute and articulate
His perspective, outlined in this chapter is so on point that it represents a great contribution to this history.
As someone who has read endlessly about this topic for university this chapter (and the book in general) was 10/10