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Right Where You Are Sitting Now: Further Tales of the Illuminati (Visions Series) by Robert Anton Wilson
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by Robert Anton Wilson

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There are some great essays and articles in here praising Buckminster Fuller and maligning the Amazing Randi. Even when I don't agree with RAW, he always makes his perspective clear and helps you to bend your reality tunnel for a few moments so that you can fall into that Maybe Logic state where you temporarily disagree with yourself. His guerrilla ontology will kick your head in if you aren't careful.

Unfortunately, this collection includes too many badly edited cut-up technique sections, too much repetitiveness, and wildly optimistic predictions that have decidedly not come to pass to recommend to any but the most ardent RAW fan. If you are new to RAW, try some of his others first. ( )
  princemuchao | Sep 8, 2007 |
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