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Dr.Thimothy Leary（ティモティー リリー博士）
う〜ん簡単には説明できないけどとにかくすごい人！
世の中こんなにやんちゃ坊主がいたなんて知らなかったよって言うくらい！精神革命万歳♪
このぐらいやれないと世界を変えることはできないと実感しました！久しぶりに影響を受けた人物かな？
なかったので作ってみました！
この前ケンタミーナ宅で見せられ感銘を受けました！
やっぱ６０年代の人はぶっ飛んでるわ！
６０年、７０年代のpsychedelic movementの火付け役？？
ハーバードの教授という地位を捨てLSDを精神革命のために
合法化しようとした可笑しなおじちゃん！
たまたま行った旅行先のメキシコできのこに遭遇！
人生が１８０度サイケデリック化してしまったらしい！
幸か不幸か？？ でもこのぐらいのやんちゃ坊主になれないと世界は変えられませんね！ まあマジで面白いおっさんです♪
皆さんもどしどし適当に入ちゃってね〜！
詳しくはこちら↓↓
http://deoxy.o rg/lear y.htm
http://www.lea ry.com/
http://www.ans wers.co m/topic /timoth y-leary
http://www.lib .virgin ia.edu/ small/e xhibits /sixtie s/leary .html
＊Born: 22 October 1920
＊Birthplace: Springfield, Massachusetts
＊Died: 31 May 1996 (prostate cancer)
＊Best Known As: Drug-taking professor who said "Turn on. Tune in. Drop out."
Timothy Leary was a psychologist whose research on the effects of mind-altering drugs in the early '60s led to fame as a symbol of the American counter culture movement by the end of the decade. At Harvard in 1960, Leary studied LSD's effect on volunteer grad students, and used it as psychotherapy for prison inmates. Although the grad students and prisoners liked it, university authorities didn't and Leary left Harvard in 1963. By the height of the hippie movement, he was in California telling young people to "Turn on. Tune in. Drop out." and advocating the use of LSD, which had become illegal. President Nixon called him the "most dangerous man in America," but Leary was a celebrity, hanging out with stars like Jimi Hendrix and John Lennon. Jailed in 1972 for marijuana possession, Leary escaped from jail and made it to Algiers, where he tried to get asylum from Eldridge Cleaver. Leary was eventually arrested in Afghanistan and brought back to serve time. He was released in 1976 and headed for Hollywood, and in the 1980s changed his focus from psychedelic drugs to technology. In the 1990s he was a champion of cyberculture as the future of mankind; when diagnosed with prostate cancer in 1995, Leary announced he would Webcast his final days. He died in his sleep in 1996 and his remains were launched into orbit in April of 1997, in a vial described as "the size of a lipstick holder," attached to a Spanish satellite scheduled to orbit until 2003
