/lit/ - Literature

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to push it even further into crank-ish, random blog-like territory, here's an excerpt from an interview of anonymous artist Randy Prozac who hosts the great, thought-provoking site sentimentalcorp.org, which is relevant:

https://arbolesenlaoscuridad.wordpress.com/2014/07/22/interview-with-randy-prozac-creator-or-sentimentalcorp-org/

>3.- Where did you get all the knowledge you have? There are people out there saying that you are the grandson of a MK-Ultra project psychiatrist… Some others say that you are one of the Illuminati…Some people even say that you have contact with Aliens!… Those are the principal theories about who Randy Prozac is. Some people, like me, think that you are an anti-Illuminati. But then again…. What is the truth? Where did you get all the knowledge you have?

>let’s pretend we’re on a play-date, and we’re sitting together in a semi-circle drinking bottled water full of leeched estrogen, and i am telling you a story, and in this story there are ‘good’ Illuminati, and ‘bad’ Illuminati, like some psychotropic militarized superhero movie, or whatever brainwashed shit that you are conditioned to comprehend everything in terms of.. sweet valley high.. i dunno..whatever.. an ‘antithesis’.. and between this dichotomy spawns an aberration.. a deviation that runs amok.. how can they stop it? it’s one of their own.. so they choose to leave it, because they know the people have been sufficiently chemically and electronically lobotomized and have not been given enough pieces of the puzzle to figure it out anyway.. so it’s of no real consequence.. bottom line.. i studied the graphs.. i removed the stimoceiver myself, i can do what i want.

Imagine Leary as, to put it very strangely, part of the "good" "Illuminati" (which literally means "illuminated," enlightened, or the like, as Robert Anton Wilson makes much of in his book "Cosmic Trigger", suggesting, half-jokingly but half-seriously, that he himself has become part of the "Illuminati" after going through "Chapel Perilous" or basically mindfucking himself with hallucinogens, mystical exercises, reading any conspiracy literature he could find, etc.)

If you look into this guy's history, he claims, by the way, to have worked in MK-Ultra in Canada (MK-Ultra went on in Canada, too), and he has footage of the patients he worked with as a psychologist, supposedly, to back it up. He claims he was performing psychodrama with these mentally ill patients that made amazing cures for some of them who were thought to be uncurable, but then one of them (supposedly the son of someone very "high up", some big politician or something, this son having severe schizophrenia or the like) committed suicide, so the project was scrapped. Then he claims he took the footage, spliced it up with some Dadaist style art, and has it hosted on his site as "Goat Worship."

Is he himself bullshitting just as I myself might be bullshitting? Food for thought.