LSD: Lettvin Vs. Leary

Duration: 0:55:00

Year Published: 1967

Creator: Indiana University Audio-Visual Center | National Educational Television

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: Features a debate about LSD and marijuana usage by advocate Timothy Leary and dissenter Jerome Lettvin. Relates Leary's idea that LSD is a sacrament, as it enables one to penetrate the mysteries around us by changing the nervous system. States Lettvin's ideas on the usage of the drug, and tells that one person out of fifty who takes LSD suffers permanent loss of ability to make critical judgments., Features a debate about LSD and marijuana usage by advocate Timothy Leary and dissenter Jerome Lettvin. Relates Leary's idea that LSD is a sacrament, as it enables one to penetrate the mysteries around us by changing the nervous system. States Lettvin's ideas on the usage of the drug, and tells that one person out of fifty who takes LSD suffers permanent loss of ability to make critical judgments.

Complete Record: , Features a debate about LSD and marijuana usage by advocate Timothy Leary and dissenter Jerome Lettvin. Relates Leary's idea that LSD is a sacrament, as it enables one to penetrate the mysteries around us by changing the nervous system. States Lettvin's ideas on the usage of the drug, and tells that one person out of fifty who takes LSD suffers permanent loss of ability to make critical judgments.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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