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i love to see people promoting themselves on these threads. very healthy i reckon.

rewired... this video on the telly at the school sanitorium @sufi and i first heard this when i found a copy in italy in the eighties teenaged discovering hash simultaneously when i "got" acid on the radio in 1993 in the car in camden

this is really lovely. i like the way it goes nowhere.

Here's a great quote from Carl Jung which shows his shared turf with Adler: (saw himself as synthesising Freud and Adler as a matter of fact) "The cause of the neuroses is the avoidance of legitimate suffering."

they believe in "critical wellness" it seems!

aah that's a shame. the german trio looked like they were looking at jail time if i'm being frank.

i heard him being interviewed on the adam buxton podcast and he was amazing (if a bit baffled by adam 😂) a zelig-like character. his memory of taking lsd with timothy leary as a young teenager and screwing the rich white chicks at their pool party was great. and completely unreal childhood with...

"it's grenwich" 180 gram vinyl

one man's etc

this bonkers german art group of millenials stole a joseph beuys piece from a german museum and in a conceptual gesture donated it to a museum in tanzania. they dress as colonial explorers and have a meanage a trois and get steaming drunk with the locals. what's not not like precisely?

a bump for this and its lasiviousness

scott's a nice guy. met him once in covent garden.

it's ONE WORLD.

no doubt there will be dissenters but i still really enjoyed this

wrote this classic proto-dissensian book "uncommon sense"

the vegeburger was invented by greg sams https://www.gregorysams.com/chaosworks/vegeburger-story-overview/ along with his brother craig he was behind seed restaurant which was where the counterculture in the uk encountered macrobiotic food greg is a total legend

classic revival

it's squidward. i thought the other one was a bit cliched.

you won't regret it. and it's definitely worth reading the book rather than any kind of summary. the second half on character is where he really goes for the throat. but in such a way that we can all recognise our foibles. top quote: