Keeper Trout: Lophophora
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2014
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Keeper Trout is an author, scholar and ethnobotanical researcher living in northern California. Trout's passionate interests encompass cacti research and shiitake propagation. Trout provides volunteer work as a photographer and as webmaster for the Cactus Conservation Institute. Trout's website:
troutsnotes.com
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Feeling big gratitude for this talk and the interest and passion leading to this accumulation of knowledge.
Awesome talk!
Good to hear you speak old friend
Vaya con dios
K.T rules, glad to have found this video of such a great researcher, a true explorer. D.M.F.S.A.
excellent, thanks
Wow!
EGA 2011 well met Keeper.
They dont taste capsacin spicy theyre bitter as hell, maybe potent in flavor as in unpleasantly bitter not so similar to brewing 12 teabags in one cup of water. The most important factor for survival during cold temperatures is lack of humidity and waterfall
You eat wild incredibley stressed peyote?
Ahulx brought me here.
climate has never been stable.
TheKetsa the changes we are facing are man made.
@@19grand Still his point is accurate. Something causes all events and changes occur.
@@19grand
Yep, that's what the "experts" tell us.
They also claim the "COVID" vaccine is mostly safe & effective.
Why wear a hat indoors? Doesn't look all that sunny in the room.
+Mouldy Sponge Why do you care about how a person dresses? He has his own style and he keeps to it. Maybe you would have learned something if you had stopping worrying about a stupid hat.
Perhaps keeper trout would have been taken more seriously and reached a wider audience if he hadn't insisted on wearing a crappy hat in public speeches. That's why I care.
+Mouldy Sponge That's what bothers me though. Why should people have to dress a certain way to be taken seriously? Today everyone expects a clean cut business like attire while 300 years ago he would have been expected to have peruke pomade and powder. Tomorrow everyone will want him to wear a visor headset otherwise he wont be taken seriously? Its all hogwash if you ask me. If he feels comfortable then why change anything?
Wearing a hat indoors is considered rude. It's up there with chewing with your mouth open or farting loudly in public.
+Mouldy Sponge Making loud sounds and spreading unpleasant odors is totally different than how one chooses to carry oneself. All I'm saying is ugliness, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. If this was an audio recording you never would have known the difference.