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terence mckenna's 1997 talk in sydney. explores novelty theory, complexity in nature, and the transcendental object at the end of time.




terence mckenna discusses time and the i ching with jeffrey mishlove in this 1988 thinking allowed interview

a two part alan watts wfmu lecture series arguing that hindu and buddhist practice seeks liberation from time rather than life, then extending that insight into an anecdote about a

the opening talk in alan watts's four weekend seminar on the future, arguing that time is a social convention rather than a physical reality and contrasting cyclic hindu and buddhi

a talk by alan watts arguing that life is fundamentally playful and spontaneous rather than a serious journey toward some future payoff.