rant · moment 7 of 21
Ayahuasca, Ego, and the Posthuman Future
from A Christmas K-Hole | The Tim Dillon Show #374 · #374
5 min
Tim argues that LA people abusing ketamine and ayahuasca are actually the most egomaniacal people he knows, and connects the drug fad to studios wanting a 'posthuman future' without workers.
- Tim on why ketamine clinics might not be a good idea for people with addiction histories, despite their use for PTSD.
- Ayahuasca was never intended for career advancement or getting Netflix roles.
- People take ayahuasca trips specifically to focus more on themselves, which defeats the supposed purpose of spiritual evolution.
- Tim argues that if ayahuasca actually worked, people would return fundamentally changed and leave Los Angeles entirely.
- Self-proclaimed shamans are con artists; people doing ayahuasca every three weeks end up worse than before.
- Deaths from ketamine in hot tubs are being dismissed as acceptable because it supposedly rewires neural pathways.
- Major studios openly discussed wanting a posthuman future without humans on Earth during the strike.
- The real fight isn't about pay—studios want humans gone entirely and replaced with AI-generated content.
- This is why everyone needs ayahuasca and ketamine: they're coping with the reality that their industry wants them to not exist.
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