John Lilly and the Earth Coincidence Control Office
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- Apr 27, 2026
The legacy of 70s counterculture is mixed. On the one hand, these new wave types adopted a facade of vague, apolitical humanism to obscure how they were state-funded reactionaries redirecting and neutralizing the era's genuine radicalism while simultaneously setting the…
mdfmdfFeb 25, 2025“My body is my laboratory.” This documentary about John Lilly is really great. Lilly vouched for the intelligence of dolphins, but there were problematic things with his research (some are noted in the vegan alerts below). Please note that Lilly’s experimentations with LSD…
Allison M. 🌱Feb 25, 2025we got military funded experiments where freeloving hippies gave hand jobs to dolphins before GTA 6 😭
Mike Ordoñez - Apr 30, 2026
The platonic ideal of the kind of film I love to accidentally discover that turns out to be about a crucial Pynchonesque figure who I had previously heard of but had no real knowledge about, delving into MKUltra, incredibly risky LSD experiments, bad Hollywood movies, the…
Paul DuaneMar 1, 2025Courtney Stephens, co-director of “John Lilly and the Earth Coincidence Control Office” said she thinks that the film has created a nuanced portrait of a controversial figure. According to her, the film equally weighs both sides of the perspective on his work with drugs and…
boo 🧟♀️Mar 2, 2025turns out with copious amounts of lsd and ketamine you can discover anything
aberdevine - Feb 28, 2025
So long and thanks for all the LSD
Willy EvansJul 3, 2025"If you could have dinner with 5 famous people alive or dead, who would you choose??"... but make it "if you could be reincarnated with 4 other people into the consciousnesses of a sperm whale who would you choose??"
ɱ α ɾ ყ ʝҽαɳApr 13, 2026Weird science and beautiful dolphins and LSD and Hollywood and a rich overconfident white guy being terrible at the center of it all, a really compelling American portrait.
Alex Kittle