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Discussing race and cultural appropriation attracts the predictable insistence that we’re “seeing things,” that the malice we notice lurking behind innocuous-seeming language is imaginary.

Discussing race and cultural appropriation attracts the predictable insistence that we’re “seeing things,” that the malice we notice lurking behind innocuous-seeming language is imaginary.

And your flight attendants who are on these deportation flights, are they seeing things like people chained in the seats?

"For me, the foundation of the psychedelic experience is a gestalt experience, so you leave seeing things a different way than you went in."

“For me, the foundation of the psychedelic experience is a gestalt experience, so you leave seeing things a different way than you went in,” he said.