Tune in, turn on, drop out.
LSD advocate, turn on tune in drop out
His most famous phrase, often misunderstood. 'Tune in' meant to become aware of your own consciousness, 'turn on' meant to activate it with psychedelics, and 'drop out' meant to detach from societal norms.
1966
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