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In the spring of 1966, Stewart Brand did 100 micrograms of LSD and sat on top of a roof in San Francisco.
Perched there, he looked toward a curved horizon and imagined the spherical Earth and just how limited resources on our planet are. Out of that psychedelic drug-induced vision, he developed the Whole Earth theory. He campaigned for NASA to release satellite images of the Earth, and created the influential and generation-defining Whole Earth Catalog.
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