Albert Hofmann Dies at 102

wasn't he 103?

 

no he just turned 102 in january

 

i actually just found out this afternoon that he passed. whats weird is that tuesday was one of the worst days of my life. i am RARELY in a bad mood. it has actually been a couple years since i have been in what i would truly call a "bad mood." But tuesday, the 29th, i woke up and i did not feel like doing anything. I was completely tired for the entire day. everything just seemed to be going wrong for no apparent reason. I dont know if there is some kind of weird connection here, but that day was one of the worst days of my teenage life.

To find that a man that could captivate the human mind so well is now gone is a bit sad, but he lived a LONG life. This might sound a bit cheesy and sappy, but i dont care. Rest in peace Dr. Hofman

 

Yes I heard about this yesterday RIP Albert Hofmann, you helped truly change my life for the better.

I read someone said they were having odd psychadelic feelings all day following the day of his death, how ironic that I too was having feelings similar all day, I was telling my friends how it felt like I was having a flashback of some sort. It was a very interesting thing I can tell you that much. It also made me write an interesting thread in here called 'LSD and Death'

I also read Albert Hofmann would do his best to try to help from the other side upon his passing, I hope he does, I really hope he does.

peace/love

 

from now on, every year

on the 19th i will take lsd and go for a bike ride like i have done the past few years, and on the 29th ill remember him

at least he got to be alive for one more "bicycle day" and know that a shitload of people who admired him all had one thing in common that day by taking what he pretty much created

 

crazy coincidence, Friday afternoon, after giving a presentation about the sociological impact of LSD, my professor told me about his death...wow, crazy... sad, but inevitable, I thank you infinitely for your invention and discovery. Rest In Peace Albert. He has gone home, become the energy that is all around us once again

 

Have a nice trip, oldman, RIP.

 

RIP indeed. Hoffman in my opinion is in the top 10 greatest human beings of all time.