Greetings from

Greetings from Cyberdelic Space.

Greetings from Cyberdelic Space. And I'mzo, and I'm your host here in the psychedelic salon.

And while I was tempted to play another of the Plankay Norte lectures today,

I thought that it would probably be best to wrap up this little Terrence McKenna workshop

that I started playing back in podcast number 416.

As you'll recall, this workshop took place in February

of 1992, and it began on a Friday evening. Well, we've now heard the Friday night talk, as well

as everything on Saturday, up to where he began a four-hour walkthrough of his time wave

software. And if you've been with us for a while, you already know that, except for the rare case,

I think that we've probably heard enough about that faded theory.

But I should also warn you that early on in this talk, Terence tells us that in La Chirera,

he became what he called a kind of alien ambassador for the mushroom or perhaps for the other itself.

He really wasn't too clear.

But this is precisely the same story, even though it's much abbreviated from an earlier telling that I played.

But it's the same story, nonetheless, that some of our fellow slauners have taken to be a form of code that Terrence was using to let us know that he had actually become an agent of the CIA.

Well, I guess if you eat enough mushrooms that you can maybe get that meaning out of what he says, but you'll have to be the judge of that for yourself.

But wait, there's more.

I most certainly don't want any lovers of conspiracy theories, both real and imagined, to be let down.

Personally, I think it's kind of fun to come up with a new cockamamie theory once in a while,

just to see how far along we can string somebody before they figure out we're pulling their leg.

So there's a new conspiracy theory that I'd like to say that I invented on my own, but in truth, I've actually

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