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OSU commencement speaker was on ayahuasca when he wrote cringe-worthy speech, forcing sing-alongs
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1:04Now PlayingOhio State University’s commencement speaker gave a cringe-worthy speech to graduates Sunday that included peddling bitcoin to a round of jeers and leading the crowd in two awkward, off-key sing-alongs — thanks in part to “help from AI (Ayahuasca Intelligence).”
Social entrepreneur, investor and alum Chris Pan gave more than 12,000 students and their families and friends a keynote address that was as unusual as it was memorable — and that he admitted a week ago was written with the help of a psychedelic.
The roughly 17-minute speech started out mundanely enough, until he encouraged grads to get up.
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