a carefully curated treasure trove
of miscellaneous conscious
evolutionary utopian artworks,
auditory & visual,
curated by Neonn Felicity
The following is a randomized highlight reel of the most prodigiously felicitous pieces of my information diet, the media that I believe every conscious person ought to digest and share. This site will be a constant work-in-progress, as I continue in my quest to discover and curate the most enlightening art and literature I can find in cyberspace.
So really, thanks for being here! Cosmic Evolution appreciates your intentional attention! And it is my sincerest hope that you benefit from these exceptional philosophical artistic geniuses and their various epic masterpieces as much as I have. I owe the depth and breadth of my own consciousness to the profound truth and goodness in their vision, and to their powerful ability to express it so beautifully.
♥ Enjoy & Evolve ♥
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SuDs
Squishy Experimental Psychedelic Bass Producer & DJ
“Booking: keisha.antonette@subdotmission.com
Management: Theo@Subspacemgmt.com(Submission, Street Ritual, Shadow Trix music)
Born out of the smoke, fog, and low end serenity of Humboldt’s redwood coast; SuDs has been making a name for himself in the bass music community with his signature style of squishy, hard hitting, and mind melting bass music since early 2014. His hypnotic, bass heavy frequencies blend together glitchy textures, dirty saws, and massive subs to transport listeners into a warped and psychedelic dimension of futuristic sound that is guaranteed to leaves echoes in your mind.”
Categories: Bass, Deep Bass, Deep Dubstep, Dubstep, EDM, Experimental Bass, Glitch, Glitchstep, Heavy Dubstep, Music, Psychedelic Bass
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Neonn Felicity Curations
🙊 Conspiracy Reality 🙊
YouTube Playlist
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Geo-Strategy#2: Christian Zionism and the Middle East ConflictCultural Nihilism and the Rise of The GrifterMichael Parenti "The Struggle for History" North Hollywood, California June 1994HasanAbi and Chris Hedges discuss The Descent into FascismMichael Parenti "Democratic Government vs. The State" Long Beach, California September 1991Michael Parenti "Racism and the Ideology of Slavery: From Aristotle to George Bush"Michael Parenti "Imperialism, Drugs and Social Control"Rich People Want Fascism | Hasanabi Reacts to Second ThoughtMichael Parenti "Reflections on the Overthrow of Communism" Santa Rosa, California March 19961/26Categories: Symposia
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🔥 Anton Iorga (@antonyofegypt) is a prolific metagnostic activist scholar poet, my favorite emcee in the world, & a good friend of mine, who writes verses from the perspectives of various mythological guises, such as Kalki, Antony of Egypt, Legion, Kikwaakew, & Sunya, to name a few.. 👽
They’re busy writing & studying & juggling a ton of different projects, including managing a fully nonprofit hip hop record label called Revolt-Motion Records, which publishes all their music & literature & graphics & videos as free culture in creative commons, so they leave it up to listeners to upload their tunes across the interwebs 🎃 so heere ya go fam, Enjoy & Evolve! 🔮
For tons more intersectional activist music & resources, check out their website www.revolt-motion.com/
Send your compliments directly to the poet @ www.facebook.com/kikwaakew
And check out my epic interview with this brilliant artist on the Utopian Cartography podcast @ www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQu78Vl7-5c
Categories: Abstract Hip-Hop, Emo Hip-Hop, Esoteric Hip-Hop, Existential Hip-Hop, Gothic Hip-Hop, Hardcore Hip-Hop, Intellectual Hip-Hop, Music, Political Hip-Hop, Psychedelic Hip-Hop, Revolutionary Hip-Hop, Streetwise Hip-Hop, Transcendental Hip-Hop
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MeSo
Experimental Bass & Dubstep Producer
“bookings – klee96319@gmail.com“
Categories: Bass, Dubstep, EDM, Experimental Bass, Music
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Hamilton Morris
Interviews Michael Pollan
92Y Psychedelic Medicine Interview [2020]
(the following is an excerpt from my book)
There is an absolutely brilliant 92Y interview that Hamilton Morris, one of the most prominent psychedelic advocates in America, did of Michael Pollan, the mainstream journalist who recently wrote a book on the current renaissance called How to Change Your Mind: What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression, and Transcendence. I think the book will probably ultimately be positive for the movement to mainstream psychedelics simply because he is such a square type of mainstream media figure, normies will be far more inclined to read him less antagonistically than they would read someone like me.
But he does problematically talk mad shit on Dr. Leary and the counterculture in that book, which is why Hamilton’s interview was so great. He pushed back on Pollan’s central thesis, which is that psychedelics seem like they could be great psychiatric medicines, but there is not enough science yet to fully prove their efficacy and they need to be used in strictly controlled clinical settings with guides to help people through their trips. As somebody who has tripped hundreds of times and never had a “guide,” I really object to the assertion that everybody needs a professional tripsitter in order to do these things safely and get great benefits out of them. Surely, it would be great if guides were available to folks who wanted one, especially on their first psychonautical expedition, but most people can get on just fine without one.
My favorite part of the interview was when Hamilton makes a profound analogy between the Prohibition on psychedelics and a hypothetical Prohibition on music. It’s perfect because both of those cultural phenomena are quite similarly foundational to the human experience:
“And of course I agree with all this, you know, I’m a believer. I want all of this to be true. I want them to be legal. I want them to be medicines. I want all this research to have tremendously promising results, but I’m also extremely worried because I think if we look at them exclusively as medicines and don’t emphasize just cognitive liberty—the freedom to do things regardless of whether or not they’re medicinal—it’d be like if somebody made music illegal, and instead of saying, “Well it should just be legal because why not? Just make it legal; it doesn’t hurt anyone,” everyone said, “Oh, no, we can prove that it’s a medicine. And then, if it’s a medicine, then then it’s okay for everyone to use it. And look, it actually helps people with neurodegenerative diseases and certain people with PTSD if they listen to a certain type of music under very controlled circumstances, it can actually be tremendously therapeutic. We need to make this legal.” But then it would cost money and the whole thing would be a mess, and you would sort of neglect the overarching issue, which is: Why is this even controlled in the first place?”
Categories: Interviews, Symposia
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KRS-ONE
The History of Hip Hop
Black History Month Keynote Lecture [2014]
“Hip Hop Legend KRS-One came to Cal State LA for a Black History Month keynote and dropped some knowledge and enlightenment on our Golden Eagles. Here’s the full speech.”
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Pablos Holman
How to Become Relevant when a Robot Takes Your Job
TEDxLA Talk [2007]
This is the real big picture y’all, a vision of the future & where all this technology is going & what humans need to do to become better role models for robots. He explores what’s really important in our lives & why our current approaches to technology might be insufficient to allow its full potential to come to fruition. ♥ Neonn
“In this talk, Pablos dares you to imagine the possibilities in what once seemed impossible: a harmonious co-existence of humans and robots: Robots taking over your jobs and why they should; how this can trigger fear in humans and why it shouldn’t; redefining happiness; solving world problems like eliminating disease; a personal narrative of parenting that will bring you to your knees; and the responsibility of humans in all of this.”
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Neonn Felicity Curations
🏺 History 🏺
YouTube Playlist
1/64Geo-Strategy#2: Christian Zionism and the Middle East ConflictGeo-Strategy #8: The Iran TrapNazis Never Left — They Just Rebranded. Here’s How They Took Over Mainstream PoliticsWAR WITH lRAN WILL END AMERICA | The Kyle Kulinski ShowMichael Parenti "The Struggle for History" North Hollywood, California June 1994Michael Parenti "Racism and the Ideology of Slavery: From Aristotle to George Bush"Michael Parenti "Imperialism, Drugs and Social Control"Rich People Want Fascism | Hasanabi Reacts to Second ThoughtMichael Parenti "Reflections on the Overthrow of Communism" Santa Rosa, California March 19961/64Categories: Symposia
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Baba Brinkman
The Rap Guide to Consciousness
Scientific Philosophical Hip-Hop Album [2018]
Fucking epic album OMG! a skeptic’s scientific poetical exploration of various aspects of consciousness, which are so often misunderstood in terms of magical thinking. Amazing work by the greatest educational artist of our times ♥ Neonn
Categories: Existential Hip-Hop, Intellectual Hip-Hop, Music, Psychedelic Hip-Hop, Transcendental Hip-Hop
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Todd Phillips
War Dogs
Military-Industrial Complex Satire Film [2016]
Great comic illustration of the depravity of the war industry, through the lens of a couple amateurish leeches who get rich middle-manning death machines for the US military, starring Jonah Hill & Miles Teller.
“With the war in Iraq raging on, a young man (Jonah Hill) offers his childhood friend a chance to make big bucks by becoming an international arms dealer. Together, they exploit a government initiative that allows businesses to bid on U.S. military contracts. Starting small allows the duo to rake in money and live the high life. They soon find themselves in over their heads after landing a $300 million deal to supply Afghan forces, a deal that puts them in business with some very shady people.”
Watch for free on Netflix
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Legion & Zieke Sounds
AlienNation
Revolutionary Existential Hip-Hop Album [2015]
Categories: Abstract Hip-Hop, Existential Hip-Hop, Gothic Hip-Hop, Hardcore Hip-Hop, Intellectual Hip-Hop, Music, Political Hip-Hop, Psychedelic Hip-Hop, Revolutionary Hip-Hop, Streetwise Hip-Hop, Transcendental Hip-Hop
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Martin McDonagh
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Small Town Sociology Film [2017]
Brilliant film, I see why it won Best Picture. It depicts a small town going berzerk over this mother’s attempt to get justice for her dead daughter. It suggests the utility of a biometric genomic database gathered from every single person, rather than just people who already got caught for prior crime. It made me wonder about the recidivism rate, and how maybe it’s so high relative to the crime rate in part because the cops only have the DNA of convicted criminals! So rapists & murderers who haven’t gotten caught can go on comitting their crimes with impunity! Anyways, utopia is the opposite of a police state, but it is also a place where rape & murder don’t happen. This is indeed a paradox, but utopian ideation is supposed to challenge our thinking, to stoke us to imagine how such circumstances might be possible. Sometimes illuminating a dystopian present can give way to a utopian future. ♥ Neonn
