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Alien Information Theory: Psychedelic Drug Technologies and the Cosmic Game

Gallimore's book argues DMT acts as a "reality switch" — a technology that reliably tunes perception to another, informationally-structured world he treats as potentially real and, in principle, decodable. It is the most direct articulation of this record's core thesis, but it is speculative theory, not evidence, leaning heavily on information-theoretic analogy. Hold the tension: the same author separately rejects the specific 650nm-laser protocol (see his critique essay in this library), so citing him here means citing the broad decodable-reality argument, not the laser claim. ISBN 9781527234765.

Authors
Andrew R. Gallimore
Published
2019-08-01
ISBN
9781527234765
Content type
Book
Authority
Academic
Stance score
5

Abstract

Gallimore's book argues DMT acts as a "reality switch" — a technology that reliably tunes perception to another, informationally-structured world he treats as potentially real and, in principle, decodable. It is the most direct articulation of this record's core thesis, but it is speculative theory, not evidence, leaning heavily on information-theoretic analogy. Hold the tension: the same author separately rejects the specific 650nm-laser protocol (see his critique essay in this library), so citing him here means citing the broad decodable-reality argument, not the laser claim. ISBN 9781527234765.

Topics

  • Book
  • Theory
  • Information Reality
  • DMT
  • Speculative
  • DMT

Citation

Andrew R. Gallimore (2019) Alien Information Theory: Psychedelic Drug Technologies and the Cosmic Game. Book.

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