Eh...Berkley is not well known for being "sane" when it comes to making decisions about society. But, I don't know, '62....a little early for drugs, but I wonder what Huxley would have to say about berkley becoming one of the biggest places for educating hippies in America?

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so what is your point. Huxley died in '63 because of complications from an '___' trip. Previous to that, he joined with Timothy Leery and wrote a treatise on the Tibetan Book of the Dead, for people who were doing hallucinogens. I don't think the Huxster would care about the hippie thing.

During the intermission, Huxley says, My it is hot in here, perhaps we could improve ventilation, to which is replied by the presenter, I believe that it is part of the conditioning

i'm just wondering where abouts you heard that, i listened to it half asleep which may be why i missed it. also i was concetrating on the end of the first clip so maybe i was looking in the wrong place aswell.

the 'intermission' when some students have to get up to go to some classes. As they are shuffling around to leave, it is said then. If you have some sound editing software you can bring it right up. If not, then just listen real closely. LOL

Um Ma-Ha-Bone Huxley died from '___'? That's like following a 7 year old into battle! Huxley had no brain if he was trippin out on that stuff, I wouldn't be surprised if he also thought the moon was talking to him.

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Um Ma-Ha-Bone Huxley died from '___'? That's like following a 7 year old into battle! Huxley had no brain if he was trippin out on that stuff, I wouldn't be surprised if he also thought the moon was talking to him.

he was like 70 when he died from lsd. so it was probably cardiac arrest or something along those lines. note that he died from complications from lsd

if Huxley had no brain then he made incredible use of whatever it was that did the thinking for him. Do you even know who his father was? How about his brother? Cripes! You're talking about a family that produced quite a few influential intellects...not to mention the influence they've had over other, more public intellects...

Do not judge one's capabilities on their families.

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You amaze me with your ignorance...Aldous Huxley was a brilliant writer, researcher etc...he was quite prolific as a writer...you should really check out who is is before you start slagging him....LOLOLOLOL...more proof of Freemasons ignorance....Hahahahaa....at this point you are becoming a joke...

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