You may call me asdroeido. I've not ever smoked dimethyltryptamine in my whole life, nor used any psychedelic substance: this will probably happen within the next six months. I've listened to a lot of McKenna and I regret not having transcribed/indexed what he said. There is a lot of stuff he says just once, and it's very hard to find those things if you don't get an index.
For instance: he once said, very incidentally, that you can find big semiprimes by measuring timewave zero day counts.
So, I guess the lesson is: don't watch.
If you google my nickname you'll just get a blog with some portuguese and nonsense, but nothing interesting really. I became very fascinated with the Lexicon and Enigmaticus. DMT has been around ever since the sixties, but there's surprisingly little language about it. Songs? Books? Anything? Not much. Even when you read trip reports all you get is either the "you can't possibly describe this" attitude or a very tricky attempt to use scientific or new-agey terminology to understand this experience, just like those French artists who came to the Amazon and painted the jungle with parisian buildings on the background. So I guess we really need to do something like this Lexicon.
Anyway, I'm all about hacking human language. I have ideas like using the timewave zero to replace statistical machine translation models, and things like using nanotechnology to guide DMT molecules through your brain so that you and other people can get the same visions. I also try to craft some viral memes every now and then, but no great successs yet.
I have a lot of work ahead, for sure.
Let's bring up the eschaton, shall we?
asdroeido
For instance: he once said, very incidentally, that you can find big semiprimes by measuring timewave zero day counts.
So, I guess the lesson is: don't watch.
If you google my nickname you'll just get a blog with some portuguese and nonsense, but nothing interesting really. I became very fascinated with the Lexicon and Enigmaticus. DMT has been around ever since the sixties, but there's surprisingly little language about it. Songs? Books? Anything? Not much. Even when you read trip reports all you get is either the "you can't possibly describe this" attitude or a very tricky attempt to use scientific or new-agey terminology to understand this experience, just like those French artists who came to the Amazon and painted the jungle with parisian buildings on the background. So I guess we really need to do something like this Lexicon.
Anyway, I'm all about hacking human language. I have ideas like using the timewave zero to replace statistical machine translation models, and things like using nanotechnology to guide DMT molecules through your brain so that you and other people can get the same visions. I also try to craft some viral memes every now and then, but no great successs yet.
I have a lot of work ahead, for sure.
Let's bring up the eschaton, shall we?
asdroeido