Hi everyone.
I'm not sure if any of you watch the TED talks, personally I'm not a big fan, but every once in a while somebody sends me a talk that resonates with me. One of these personally resonating talks was Graham Hancock's talk titled "The War on Consciousness". In it he makes a powerful and poignant case for the adult right to responsibly explore their own consciousness, and goes on to say that without this right, claims to any sort of freedom are illusory.
I was pretty shocked that TED even allowed this talk. In my experience TED really just brands status quo ideas with trendy hip packaging.
The reason I'm writing this morning is to bring to the attention of all here about TED's attempts to discredit this talk, and censor it. I encourage everyone to view this controversial talk and make up your own mind about it. Enjoy, or not.