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Change Reality Screens by Timothy Leary with Cyberpunk
Manifesto Basically, we humans are brains with bodies
designed to move our brains around-bodies equipped
with sensory input and output ports bringing
information into our a hundred billion neuron
biocomputer brains. Back in the Roaring 20th
Century, Timothy Leary, the visionary fugitive
philosopher, _grocked_ that personal computers are
transforming our brains into output organs
emitting, discharging digital information through
the Terrariun window into Screenland. The Screen
is the revolving glass door through which our
brains both receive and emit signals.
Reboot Your Brain As we locomote in
Cyberia our brains are learning how to exhale and
inhale in the datasphere-to beam our brain waves
into the Cyberia of electronic realities, to think
and play and work and communicate and create at
the basic 0/1 level. Screenland frees our right
brains to imagineer digital dreams, visions,
fictions, concoctions, hallucinatory
adventures.
Change Reality Screens Our brains are only in
operation when they are slamming bytes and bits of
information back and forth-multimedia
communication. They want to hook up with other
brains. In the future, we will don cyberwear to
swim, float, navigate through the oceans of
electronic data as we link in thrilling cyber
exchanges with others who we may never meet in
person. Work and creating will take place in
Screenland. Taking off our cyberwear to confront
another human brain with naked eyeballs will be a
precious personal appearance.
Think For Yourself Cyberia can free or
enslave us. Those who control our screens, program
the realities we inhabit. Law-and-order systems
trivialize and demonize concepts of Self as
dangerous-personal freedom, individual aims,
personal knowledge and self-expression. Leary
warns that if we are to be free, we need to learn
how to operate our biocomputer brain power-how to
boot up our brains and create our own reality
screens!!! CyberPunks-self-directed,
rule-breaking, cyberfreedom seekers-question
authority and think for themselves The
CyberPunk Manifesto by Christian A. Kirtchev calls
cyberfreedom seekers to action.
Question Authority The eternal philosophy
of chaos says we can engineer that rather than
fear chaos. Hindu sages and Buddhists were the
first chaos engineers who taught: BE Cool. Don't
panic. Chaos is good. Chaos creates infinite
possibilities. Change reality screens-look within
for divinity.
Reboot Your Brain Often.
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