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| '''Terence McKenna''' (] - ] ]) was the originator of the ''timewave zero theory'', which claims ] to be a ] wave of increasing novelty, which ends in 2012. (see ]). McKenna's theory is related to the theory of the ], except that recommended what he called the ''Archaic Revival'' as the antidote to the march of technological progress. This appeared to involve a combination of ]ic ]s, ]nism, and ]ism. | '''Terence McKenna''' (] - ] ]) was the originator of the ''timewave zero theory'', which claims ] to be a ] wave of increasing novelty, which ends in 2012. (see ]). McKenna's theory is related to the theory of the ], except that McKenna recommended what he called the ''Archaic Revival'' as the antidote to the march of technological progress. This appeared to involve a combination of ]ic ]s, ]nism, and ]ism. | ||
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Terence McKenna (1946 - April 3 2000) was the originator of the timewave zero theory, which claims time to be a fractal wave of increasing novelty, which ends in 2012. (see Eschaton). McKenna's theory is related to the theory of the technological singularity, except that McKenna recommended what he called the Archaic Revival as the antidote to the march of technological progress. This appeared to involve a combination of hallucinogenic drugs, Gaianism, and shamanism.
Books
- Trialogues on the Edge of the West, 1992 (with Ralph Abraham and Rupert Sheldrake), transl. in French, German, Portuguese, Dutch
- The Invisible Landscape (with Dennis McKenna, 1975, new edition 1993)
- The Archaic Revival (1991)
- Food of the Gods (1992)
- Synesthesia (with Tim Ely, 1992)
- True Hallucinations (1993)