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The most formidable people i have seen in my life have that balance. The ioc sports as the be all were involved in another part of their life the tunes you cannot out compete them. There is a way but when you build 16 million stadiums it is hard and not fair and to expect the kids to concentrate. Thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]. Were kicking off a full day today with the new book, and president reagan talking about president interjects and present bush and the Science Behind but the whole the of civilrights and the relationship between the u. S. And israel in the American Space program. That is all, being applied today from boston for you can get the full schedule on line and follow us on twitter and facebook as well to give scheduled updates. Here is h. W. Brand from the 20th annual texas book festival live coverage on booktv from austin, texas. Good morning, good morning, and thank you so much for joining us at the 20th annual texas
Tom was part of a particularly shimmering moment in my own life. This is in miami in the early 1980s and it was centered around the miami herald, and particularly the sunday magazine, tropic magazine where thomas one of the principal editors. This was a moment, and i know we all succumb to the temptation, the older we get the better we were, but this was truly a moment. There was tom, dave, karl, madeline, with assist from the likes of paul levine and elmore leonard. It was a moment of creativity of innovation and of daring and editorial daring, it is a pleasure to be part of that, at least be able to watch the. The ringmasters work joseph that the post, and tom shroder. I was occasionally invited to sit at the cool kids table but i could admire them from afar. The herald folded the tropic of usually which is reminder to the younger people here the newspaper industry was an advanced agrippa to block for the digital revolution finished them off. They went on to write books and get rich.
Psychedelic drugs specifically of us to be and ecstasy and they use in the field of Mental Health care. The author recalls the early testing of the drugs, the leisure Recreational Use and the subsequent fan. He reports that today there is a reconsideration of Psychedelic Drugs to treat postTraumatic Stress disorder, ptsd, anxiety and addictions. This is about an hour and a half. Good evening and welcome it as a pusher to see you all here this evening and its a particular pleasure for me to welcome our guest of honor and speaker John Schroeder shroder. Its part of a particular. It was centered around at the miami herald in particular the magazine where tom was one of the principal editors. This is a moment and i know that we all succumb to the temptation that the older we get the better that we were but this was a moment where they had the likes of paul and Elmore Leonard and it was a moment of creativity and kind of daring editorial daring and it was a pleasure to be part of that at le
Forces. Um, and that was sort of my goal, my goal with the book. As far as the consumer thing, i just think, yeah, its very pervasive in our chul you cultu, and one of the counterarguments to the book has always been like, well, convenience. Amazon is convenient, and convenience is a consumer value, and i think we need to push back on that as something that, you know, underpins a lot of our choices and our activities. Right. And, frank foer, ill let you get the last word in on that. Right. We have that, we have certain expectations about the stuff that we get. And its shaped by the world that we live in and this marketplace. We expect that we should get everything as cheaply as possible and as efficiently as possibly. And to some extent those are tenets of capitalism. But they havent always been tenets of american political economy. There have been moments in our past, in our notsodistant past where we said, okay, its not necessarily the most important thing to get things as cheaply as