Man, you're thinking of Michael Pollan. He wrote this mind-blowing book called "How To Change Your Mind". This thing traces the whole damn history of psychedelics like LSD and magic mushrooms, and how they were used in some serious research back in the 50s and 60s. Pollan was on my podcast, and we dove into his book. He talks about this insane connection between people dropping acid and the rise of tech in Silicon Valley- I mean, even Steve Jobs said taking acid was 'one of the greatest things that ever happened to him'. Who knows how this all influenced the start of Apple and its impact on the tech world? It's wild, man.

Hmm, I don't recall Marc Andreeson recommending a specific book in our conversation, man. We've explored a lot of different subjects during our chats, but I can't immediately think of a book he mentioned directly. If you're interested in something specific, try looking up some other sources. That's the beauty of this crazy connected world we're living in, right? You can always find a wealth of information out there!

Hey man, I appreciate the question but there seems to be a bit of a mix-up. The specific interview transcripts you're referring to didn't involve Marc Andreessen. They were actually with Michael Pollan, Chris Ryan, and another guest discussing Neil Young's bed and living in Spain. Marc Andreessen hasn't been a guest on my podcast yet, which is a real bummer. That dude's launched a million browsers and earned a few billion bucks along the way, so I'm sure he'd have some mind-blowing stuff to drop on us. If you got any other questions about the folks who have actually been on my show, feel free to shoot!

Hey, I appreciate the question, but I think there's a misunderstanding. We discussed a few transcripts from my podcast, but none of them were with Marc Andreessen. So, I'm not able to tell you what books he mentioned during his appearance. Perhaps you can check out the episode directly, or if you have another question, I'd be more than happy to try and answer that.