Topic summary
Richard Alpert
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Ram Dass.
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During the winter term of 1961, another Harvard faculty member, Richard Alpert, became an important companion. Leary and Alpert were co-lecturers in a course on "game theory" [...] Alpert was asked by the chairman of the social relations department (McClelland) to keep an eye on Leary and this "mushroom project". [...] During early March 1961, however, Alpert himself took synthesized psilocybin [...] he had an experience that was to turn his life around. [...] Here's a description of that first trip [...] About five in the morning he walked the few blocks to his parent's house in a driving snowstorm and began shoveling the driveway, laughing aloud with joy [...]
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