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Robert Wilson, editor of The American Scholar, recounted the life of 19th century showman P.T. Barnum, the co-founder of the Barnum & Bailey Circus. Sponsor: Barnum Museum

Robert Wilson, editor of The American Scholar, recounted the life of 19th century showman P.T. Barnum, the co-founder of the Barnum & Bailey Circus. Sponsor: Savannah Book Festival

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The Beauty of the Mysterious

Robert Wilson, editor of The American Scholar, recounted the life of 19th century showman P.T. Barnum, the co-founder of the Barnum & Bailey Circus. Sponsor: Barnum Museum

First recorded in Chicago in 1994, and not found until 15 years later, these recordings reveal Robert Anton Wilson in free thought. In this session, Bob talks about the Information Explosion of the last 2 millennia, and its implications for humanity. License: CC0 1.0 Universal Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gQiP0idgGI Uploader: NewThinkable

Pope Robert Anton Wilson preaches about \"Bob\" in this episode, from a RAW tribute episode (#23) of the Right Where You Are Sitting Now podcast. Rev. Stang and others explain the close connections between RAW, Bob Shea and the Church of the SubGenius. But first, from the Baltimore Devival of 2008, Priestess Pisces preaches on Bobbies and Rev. Carter LeBlanc sermonizes on the Xists and the \"sticky-trap\" of the Conspiracy. Drenched in LeMur sauce with sprinkles of The Large and Rev. Sweetness McGee.

07 17 1997 Robert Anton Wilson Encyclopedia Of Conspiracies

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"Paul? It's Bob Wilson. You've won the #NobelPrize." When the @NobelPrize Committee couldn't reach Paul Milgrom to tell him he'd won, his fellow winner and neighbor Robert Wilson came to his door in the middle of the night https://t.co/E5IhEsMqG8 Source: https://twitter.com/QuickTake/status/1315918723077767170 Uploader: Bloomberg QuickTake

At a recent rally in Denver, Theo Wilson (@Lucifury), a Team Kennedy policy advisor, spoke about why being a part of an independent campaign is so refreshingly different from status quo politics. “There are things that Bobby and I disagree on. I took my disagreements to him, and… https://t.co/B1JataxT10

Excerpt from Manual of a Evasion LX94, a feature film directed by Edgar Pêra. shot in Lisbon 1994 with Terence Mckenna Robert Anton Wilson & Rudy Rucker. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ad3xhghuHQA Uploader: Edgar Pera

Robert Anton Wilson was the author (along with Robert Shea) of the popular Illuminatus! trilogy, which won the Prometheus Hall of Fame award in 1986. His other books have found great acclaim as well, many of them achieving "cult classic" status. Wilson was described at various times throughout his life as a novelist, philosopher, psychologist, essayist, editor, playwright, poet, futurist, civil libertarian and agnostic mystic. Walter Block is a professor of economics at Loyola University New Orleans and a Senior Scholar at the Ludwig von Mises Institute. Previously he was a Senior Economist at the Fraser Institute. Block is an Austrian economist and the author of Defending the Undefendable (1976). Dr. Demento (Barry Hansen) is a radio broadcaster who has been operating in the Los Angeles area since 1970. He specializes in playing humorous, odd, and novelty recordings and was nationally syndicated from 1978-1992. The Dr. Demento Radio Show is still produced (as of 2012) in a weekly online format. In this 1987 lecture from the Libertarian Party's yearly national convention, Block, Wilson and Demento each give their take on libertarianism's convergence with popular culture. Block talks about sex (taking examples from his book "Defending the Undefendable"), Wilson on drugs (including the consequences of drug prohibition in America), and Demento tackles rock 'n' roll (the FCC, obscenity over the airwaves, and censorship). * * * * * DISCLAIMER: This YouTube channel is in no way endorsed by or affiliated with Libertarianism.org or its parent organization, the Cato Institute. Video protected under Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0). http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

Headline Band: Moby Grape Second Band: FairBeFall Third Band: Gravity Venue: The Bank Graphic Artist: Rober A. Wilson Dates: September 6 & 7, 1968

A Tribute Compilation To Free-Thinker And Author Robert Anton Wilson (January 18, 1932 – January 11, 2007) Content Collated From Various Sources.  △ Part E - https://archive.org/details/RobertAntonWilsonIncorrigibleOptimistPartE

Book digitized by Google from the library of Oxford University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.

Digitized at Georgetown University Law Library.

Series Title: Tennessee county history series, 95 Description: xiv, 130 p. : ill. Bibliography: p. 125. Includes index.

Wilson, Robert Charles Turbion 2. Axa V. 2.0

Robert Anton Wilson - Operation Mindfuck Von Maximilian Netter Als der Schriftsteller Robert Anton Wilson in den 70er-Jahren zusammen mit Robert Shea die „Illuminatus!“-Trilogie veröffentlichte, trafen sie den Nerv eines paranoiden Amerika. Der Watergate-Skandal erschütterte das sowieso schon geringe Vertrauen in die politische Führungsriege und sorgte für die Entstehung zahlreicher Verschwörungstheorien. Um es mit Wilson zu sagen: „Wenn die Politik der Lüge normal wird, werden Paranoia und Entfremdung zum Normalfall des Alltags.“ Heute können Populisten und Verschwörungstheoretiker durch das Internet noch schneller ihr Publikum erreichen. Aus Chaos und Informationsüberfluss extrahieren sie einfache Antworten und Erklärungsmodelle. Eine gute Zeit, sich an Robert Anton Wilson und die Operation Mindfuck zu erinnern. Produktion: RBB/DLF/WDR 2017 Als der Schriftsteller Robert Anton Wilson in den 70er-Jahren zusammen mit Robert Shea die „Illuminatus!“-Trilogie veröffentlichte, trafen sie den Nerv eines paranoiden Amerika. Der Watergate-Skandal erschütterte das sowieso schon geringe Vertrauen in die politische Führungsriege und sorgte für die Entstehung zahlreicher Verschwörungstheorien. Um es mit Wilson zu sagen: „Wenn die Politik der Lüge normal wird, werden Paranoia und Entfremdung zum Normalfall des Alltags.“ Heute können Populisten und Verschwörungstheoretiker durch das Internet noch schneller ihr Publikum erreichen. Aus Chaos und Informationsüberfluss extrahieren sie einfache Antworten und Erklärungsmodelle. Eine gute Zeit, sich an Robert Anton Wilson und die Operation Mindfuck zu erinnern. Produktion: RBB/DLF/WDR 2017

Robert Anton Wilson - Operation Mindfuck Von Maximilian Netter Als der Schriftsteller Robert Anton Wilson in den 70er-Jahren zusammen mit Robert Shea die „Illuminatus!“-Trilogie veröffentlichte, trafen sie den Nerv eines paranoiden Amerika. Der Watergate-Skandal erschütterte das sowieso schon geringe Vertrauen in die politische Führungsriege und sorgte für die Entstehung zahlreicher Verschwörungstheorien. Um es mit Wilson zu sagen: „Wenn die Politik der Lüge normal wird, werden Paranoia und Entfremdung zum Normalfall des Alltags.“ Heute können Populisten und Verschwörungstheoretiker durch das Internet noch schneller ihr Publikum erreichen. Aus Chaos und Informationsüberfluss extrahieren sie einfache Antworten und Erklärungsmodelle. Eine gute Zeit, sich an Robert Anton Wilson und die Operation Mindfuck zu erinnern. Produktion: RBB/DLF/WDR 2017 Als der Schriftsteller Robert Anton Wilson in den 70er-Jahren zusammen mit Robert Shea die „Illuminatus!“-Trilogie veröffentlichte, trafen sie den Nerv eines paranoiden Amerika. Der Watergate-Skandal erschütterte das sowieso schon geringe Vertrauen in die politische Führungsriege und sorgte für die Entstehung zahlreicher Verschwörungstheorien. Um es mit Wilson zu sagen: „Wenn die Politik der Lüge normal wird, werden Paranoia und Entfremdung zum Normalfall des Alltags.“ Heute können Populisten und Verschwörungstheoretiker durch das Internet noch schneller ihr Publikum erreichen. Aus Chaos und Informationsüberfluss extrahieren sie einfache Antworten und Erklärungsmodelle. Eine gute Zeit, sich an Robert Anton Wilson und die Operation Mindfuck zu erinnern. Produktion: RBB/DLF/WDR 2017

Robert Anton Wilson - Operation Mindfuck Von Maximilian Netter Als der Schriftsteller Robert Anton Wilson in den 70er-Jahren zusammen mit Robert Shea die „Illuminatus!“-Trilogie veröffentlichte, trafen sie den Nerv eines paranoiden Amerika. Der Watergate-Skandal erschütterte das sowieso schon geringe Vertrauen in die politische Führungsriege und sorgte für die Entstehung zahlreicher Verschwörungstheorien. Um es mit Wilson zu sagen: „Wenn die Politik der Lüge normal wird, werden Paranoia und Entfremdung zum Normalfall des Alltags.“ Heute können Populisten und Verschwörungstheoretiker durch das Internet noch schneller ihr Publikum erreichen. Aus Chaos und Informationsüberfluss extrahieren sie einfache Antworten und Erklärungsmodelle. Eine gute Zeit, sich an Robert Anton Wilson und die Operation Mindfuck zu erinnern. Produktion: RBB/DLF/WDR 2017 Als der Schriftsteller Robert Anton Wilson in den 70er-Jahren zusammen mit Robert Shea die „Illuminatus!“-Trilogie veröffentlichte, trafen sie den Nerv eines paranoiden Amerika. Der Watergate-Skandal erschütterte das sowieso schon geringe Vertrauen in die politische Führungsriege und sorgte für die Entstehung zahlreicher Verschwörungstheorien. Um es mit Wilson zu sagen: „Wenn die Politik der Lüge normal wird, werden Paranoia und Entfremdung zum Normalfall des Alltags.“ Heute können Populisten und Verschwörungstheoretiker durch das Internet noch schneller ihr Publikum erreichen. Aus Chaos und Informationsüberfluss extrahieren sie einfache Antworten und Erklärungsmodelle. Eine gute Zeit, sich an Robert Anton Wilson und die Operation Mindfuck zu erinnern. Produktion: RBB/DLF/WDR 2017

Robert Anton Wilson (deceased) talks about Jack Parsons. Recorded in the spring of 1998. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9bq6f7lkC0 Uploader: Cybervue

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Five noted historians nominate candidates for the most influential person of 1865; In this portion, A. Wilson Greene offers his argument for Robert E. Lee.

Robert Wilson, editor of The American Scholar, recounted the life of 19th century showman P.T. Barnum, the co-founder of the Barnum & Bailey Circus. Sponsor: Savannah Book Festival

Robert Anton Wilson  (January 18, 1932 – January 11, 2007) wrote 35 books and over 1,500 published articles. He coauthored, with Robert Shea,  the underground classic  The Illuminatus! Trilogy , which won the 1986 Prometheus Hall of Fame Award. His writings include  Schrödinger’s Cat Trilogy , called “the most scientific of all science fiction novels,” by New Scientist, and nonfiction works of Futurist psychology and guerrilla ontology, such as  The Cosmic Trigger Trilogy ,  Prometheus Rising ,  Quantum Psychology  and  The New Inquisition. Bob worked as an associate editor at  Playboy  magazine from 1966 to 1971. In 1975, with his wife Arlen, he founded the  Institute for the Study of the Human Future . In 1976, he created the  Starflight Network  to help implement Timothy Leary’s SMI2LE philosophy (Space Migration, Intelligence Increase, and Life Extension), and promote The Eight Circuit Model of Consciousness  (see  Prometheus Rising ). Bob regularly gave seminars at Esalen and other New Age centers, and lectures across North America and Europe. He made both a comedy record ( Secrets of Power ) and a punk rock record ( The Chocolate Biscuit Conspiracy ), and his play  Wilhelm Reich in Hell  was performed at the Edmund Burke Theatre in Dublin, Ireland. His novel  Illuminatus!  was adapted as a 10-hour science fiction rock epic and performed under the patronage of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at Great Britain’s National Theatre, where Bob appeared briefly on stage in a special cameo role. In 2006, as the unofficial write-in candidate for the  Guns and Dope Party , Bob ran in the election for Governor of California. Maybe Bob was a futurist, author, lecturer, stand-up comic, guerrilla ontologist, psychedelic magician, outer head of the Illuminati, quantum psychologist, Taoist sage, Discordian Pope, Struthian politician . . . maybe. Bob said Model Agnosticism consists of never regarding any model or map of the universe with total 100% belief or total 100% denial. Bob’s Maybe Logic inspired the creation of the  Maybe Logic Academy . Once when asked if he saw himself as a philosopher, he replied, “I am more of a speculator.” Robert Anton Wilson married the freelance writer Arlen Riley in 1958; they had four children, Christina, Graham, Alexandra, and Patricia known as Luna.

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The Nye County Town History Project (NCTHP) engages in interviewing people who can provide firsthand descriptions of the individuals, events, and places that give history its substance. The products of this research are the tapes of the interviews and their transcriptions. This interview with Robert Edward Wilson contributes to the early history of Round Mountain Nevada County of Nye

Includes bibliographical references (p. [119]-124)

The genius, visionary and Discordian pope Robert Anton Wilson talks about numbers, calenders, movie making, Portugal, hypnosis, Falling Down, extropy, sins, feminism, jury duty, laws and the Vatican, among other things. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4l3d_qhZog Uploader: trakkaton

Robert Wilson for Judge of the 321st District Court. The 321st District Court is located at the Smith County Courthouse, 100 N. Broadway in Tyler, Texas. The 321st District Court is a trial court of general jurisdiction in Texas. The 321st District Court is designated to hear only family law cases.