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Programming and Metaprogramming in the Human Biocomputer

: Theory and Experiments

Programming and Metaprogramming in the Human Biocomputer was written by Dr. John C. Lilly about his research conducted at the National Institute of Mental Health. In it, he discusses his invention of float tanks, early communication with dolphins, and inv

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“The human computer operates in such a way as to make signals out of noise and thus to create information out of random energies where there was no signal.”

— John C. Lilly, amazon.com

Tagged: Identity Creation, Create Yourself

“One projects one's expectations of God onto the white noise as if the noise were signals; one bears the voice of God in the Noise.With a bit of proper programming under the right conditions, with the right dose, at the right time, one can program almost anything into the noise within one's cognitive…”

— John C. Lilly, amazon.com

Tagged: White Noise, Programming, Programming in the Empty Grain of Projection, LSD

“Respect for the Unknown is hard to come by.”

— John C. Lilly, amazon.com

Tagged: What We Don't Understand, unknown

“Man's wishful thinking becomes interwoven among his best science and even his best philosophy.”

— John C. Lilly, amazon.com

Tagged: Wishful Thinking, Optimism

“While I was writing this work, l was a bit too fearful to express candidly in writing the direct experience, uninterpreted. I felt that a group of thirty persons' salaries, a large research budget, a whole Institute's life depended on me and what I wrote. If I wrote the data up straight, I would hav…”

— John C. Lilly, amazon.com

Tagged: Dangerous Ideas