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SUMMARY:Richard Doyle “Are Psychedelics Information Technologies? Hacking the De
fault Network and the Evolution of Information”
DESCRIPTION:\nBefore its possession became a criminal offense in the Uni
ted States\, the psychedelic compound LSD-25 was given to engineers and
designers to break "creative logjams" and promote innovation in the Cold
War United States. In the late 1950s and early 1960s\, for example\, th
e Ampex Corporation (inventor of the Video Tape Recorder) studied the ef
fects of LSD on their engineers\, and the result was a growing body of l
iterature and data on psychedelic regimens and their effects on technica
l innovation.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/richa
rd-doyle-are-psychedelics-information-technologies/
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Before its poss
ession became a criminal offense in the United States, the psychedelic c
ompound LSD-25 was given to engineers and designers to break "creative l
ogjams" and promote innovation in the Cold War United States. In the lat
e 1950s and early 1960s, for example, the Ampex Corporation (inventor of
the Video Tape Recorder) studied the effects of LSD on their engineers,
and the result was a growing body of literature and data on psychedelic
regimens and their effects on technical innovation.
