Or by pulling or massaging the earlobes.

Or by walking barefoot over gravel or stones.

One of the above believed that any “pop doc” who uses X-rays should have his chiropractor’s license revoked.

Neo (Thomas Anderson) thought the same thing in the 1999 movie, The Matrix.

So did Douglas Hall in the 1999 movie, The Thirteenth Floor.

So did John Murdoch in the 1998 movie, Dark City.

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Scientists think they can see electrons through an electron microscope, but they only see where the electrons have been.

People think they can see colors, but all they can see are the effects of colors.

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Marshall McLuhan (Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man, 1964, 1994) wrote …

“The youth Narcissus mistook his own reflection in the water for another person. This extension of himself by mirror numbed his perceptions until he became the servomechanism of his own extended or repeated image. The nymph Echo tried to win his love with fragments of his own speech, but in vain. He was numb. He had adapted to his extension of himself and had become a closed system.”

“Marijuana causes the slow disintegration of the electrical field of the cells. This process takes eleven years.”

“Marijuana emulsifies the lymphatic system, causes the lungs to harden, and causes impotence.”

“The only therapeutic use for pot is during the delivery of a baby.”

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An Initiate told Adano she wasn’t going to give marijuana up.

He replied, “Well, at least smoke it in the middle of the day.”