“Language betrays, in order to mean.”
Quote by Terence McKenna
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Terence McKenna
Terence McKenna was a renowned philosopher known for his profound insights into consciousness, botany, and human potential. His ideas were deeply influenced by his family's genetic research and studies on the evolution of human consciousness. more
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