Living with Pain and Openness to New Sciences

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Bob, who had post polio syndrome, learned to live with pain while remaining open to new sciences that could alleviate it. Contrary to some beliefs, his interest in life extension was not caused by personal tragedy. Bob had a unique ability to recognize and own his projection, a skill often missing in today's media-driven world where projection is common.

Author of Chapel Perilous: The Life and Thought Crimes of Robert Anton Wilson Gabriel Kennedy walks us through the Chapel Perilous and reminds us how important and essential Wilson’s work is in a world on the brink of conspiratorial madness.

🎙️In his monologue, Rushkoff discusses how Robert Anton Wilson modeled uncertainty as a form of play and the long-term implications of Operation Mindfuck.

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