Thinking Quotes

I think that the whole thing, the crux of the whole psychedelic issue, is that it accentuates personal responsibility by making people take their own experiences seriously.

I think the cybernetic matrix is a tremendous tool for feminizing, and radicalizing, and psychedelicizing the social matrix. I see computers as entirely feminine.

I think what's really happening is that a dialogue opens up between the ego and these larger, more integrated parts of the psyche that are normally hidden from view.

I think that understanding man's place in nature is going to require integration of the psychedelic experience.

I think there is a global commonality of understanding coming into being. And it is not necessarily fostered by institutions.

The thing that excites me about these informational technologies is I think we are going to be able to use virtual reality to show each other the insides of our own heads.

What is revealed through the psychedelic experience, I think, is a higher dimensional perspective on reality. And I use 'higher dimensional' in the mathematical sense.

I discovered early in life a stunning truth that's made my life very complicated in its wake, but that I still think is true, and it's that people are very easy to love.

I can't think of a society on Earth where people don't take drugs that any of us would want anything to do with.

The social consequence of the psychedelic experience is clear thinking -which trickles down as clear speech. Empowered speech.

I think transcending our cultures is going to be extraordinarily necessary for our survival. I don't think we can carry our cultures through the keyhole of the stretch of the next millennium

Ultimately, I think, what the psychedelic experience may be is a higher topological manifold of temporality.

I think what electronic culture permits is incredible diversity, and what the print-created world demanded and created was tremendous suppression of diversity.

I think the experience over the past thousand years is that ideology is poisonous. . . . The world seen through the lens of ideology is a very limited world.

What I've observed, and I think it's fair to give credit to the psychedelic experience for this, what I've observed is that nature builds on previously established levels of complexity.

I think that I'm not really preoccupied with my identity or what I am as an artist and how that can be wrapped up in medium. I just think about whatever project it is that I'm doing.

I know everyone is busy in life and for them to take out the time to still think about me and send me a card or a letter, that really meant the world to me. I'm grateful for that.

Do you still think I'm the good guy?

And who cares what anyone here thinks? Enjoy life. No one gets out alive.

I think, for me anyway, music and film is where you can really transport yourself to another universe.

I always have those feelings - lucky and blessed - and I don't know if they'll ever go away. I really hope they don't, as I think it keeps you grounded. That's how I feel about every film I do.

Sandy: Boy, you must really think I'm stupid or something. Jeff: Ahh, no one would call you stupid, to your face.

I think we were all born feminists because we all faced discrimination since we can remember, never pertaining to a group, so we made our own. That is feminism to me.

I was consumed with being a mom. I didn't think beyond that.

Let me just say that every cover of every magazine I've done has been airbrushed to death. No woman should walk around thinking that's what they should be. You shouldn't be beating yourself up.

No disrespect to Kyle Orton, who's been solid and stable for both the Broncos and the Bears, but I think the upside for Tim Tebow is greater right now.

I think there is something bigger in store for me.

A lot of people think I'm stuck up. Pretty much that I'm arrogant. I only do that when I'm on the field.

I think at some point during the course of the game, I will have an impact - whether it's blocking or whether it's catching the football.

You never know what a person is going through, regardless of how much money they make or however great a life you think they're living.

I don't think President Obama has been that revolutionary in reaching out to ethnic communities. President Reagan did a lot for the black community that people don't realize.

I think anyone who gives you relationship advice goes off of past relationships they have that didn't work. You've got to follow your own path.

There are a lot of millionaires being created in China. We should all be seeking that business, and I think there's enough to go around.

I'm not ready to retire, and I think I have some of the best music of my life coming up.

I think that one thing I have learned as a freshman is that it is really important to collaborate.

I think by the time I finished college I was calling myself a professional because I was, you know. I was making a living playing music.

I don't think I really started to seriously compose until around that time when I was 40.

I think my music is great for film, but I don't have the opportunity, or goesche to go and pitch myself to Hollywood.

I have tons of tunes, maybe 30 tunes that I still think are great, and only because some jerk at a record company didn't think it was great, it's not out there.

I don't think I can play the game and sell myself.

From the time I started playing solo drums, doing clinics and stuff, you know I think one of the largest selling clinics I ever did was in Chicago.

If it's something that I just can't get anywhere with, even if I think this could be a hit, I just drop it and it doesn't get developed.

...[Y]ou have an inner strength that makes it possible for you to do things other people couldn't even begin to think of doing.

I think I make better use of language and imagery than when I started out.

If you don't think there is magic in writing, you probably won't write anything magical.

Even after Sword was published, I was still only thinking about the next book, Elfstones.

Well, I think that as a country, we've drifted away from appreciating the importance of imagination.

I am incomplete without my work. I am so closely bound to it, so much identified by it, that without it I think I would crumble into dust and drift away.

It is difficult to think of an origin without wanting to go back beyond it.

I enjoy popularisation and I think I'm reasonably good at it. I also think it's a duty. It's just so pedagogically stupid to forget how difficult one found these ideas oneself to begin with.