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Reading wikipedia articles on crazy outer space physics related shit. I recommend that you guys blaze and then read these articles:
-- "Faster than Light"
-- "Supermassive Black Hole"
-- "Time Dilation"
-- "Quantum Entaglement"
Hell, there's thousands of mind-fuck articles out there........
Blowin' my mind, man!
I read articles a lot, too. Since my actual encyclopedias were lost during moving, I sub with Wiki.
Some of my more recently browsed ones were:
Windex
Dunkin Donuts
Ottowa
Tom Wolfe
Anthony Bourdain
Black Panther Party
NBK killer
Cardiomegaly
I love to read things on History related things that everyone knows and then expand on the fact. Like kings in power while events happened. My favorite thing is looking at drug policies from the past like in Rome, Greece and the East. Idk I love history so I do it even when I'm not high, those few minutes in the day....kidding kidding but great thread mate.
I like to read wiki articles, although my favourite [newest-ish] hobby stoned is building big [6 foot long+] Nitro RC boats. I've got a 4 ft Norfolk Broads working barge comming along nicely, and a 7 and a half ft long nitro model of one of the new boats we've got in the water at my boatyard.
yep wikipedia is my hangout spot when im not posting or playing video games or watchin tv during stoned periods...class is fun too, i seem to want to learn more
Yea class is koo! Idk most of my bs classes are out of the way so I'm just taking things like philosophy which I love. I feel like a bad person, I didn't go to my One class today. I even got ready I just couldn't go. Oh yea I guess that is a tangent my bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by ganjzilla
In a similar vein...
TED Talks are awesome when you're stoned. Here are a few I suggest to get started, but there are many, many good ones. The descriptions are from the website.
TED | Talks | David Deutsch: What is our place in the cosmos? (video)
Legendary physicist David Deutsch back-burners the work for which he's best known -- quantum physics, quantum computing, the many-worlds theory -- to discuss a more basic topic: how to think about our species' significance in the universe. It's a thrilling, and profoundly optimistic argument.
TED | Talks | Dan Dennett: Ants, terrorism, and the awesome power of memes (video)
Here's one of those talks that can change your view of the world forever. Starting with the deceptively simple story of an ant, Dan Dennett unleashes a dazzling sequence of ideas, making a powerful case for the existence of "memes" -- a term coined by Richard Dawkins for mental concepts that are literally alive and capable of spreading from brain to brain.
TED | Talks | Theo Jansen: The art of creating creatures (video)
Theo Jansen is a Dutch artist who builds walking kinetic sculptures that he calls a new form of life
i always like to cheak out NOVA they've got a lot cool science videos, If your like the cosmo stuff look up string theory and the elegant universe
look up the philadelphia experiment. Trust me its crazy!
next time you get lit up look up the Denver International Airport. I flew in to Denver a couple of months ago and was freaked out by the airport so I decided to learn more about it. I am not one for conspiracy theories but I am sure that something is going on here.