tune in, turn on, drop out

== English == === Alternative forms === turn on, tune in, drop out === Etymology === A counterculture slogan that first appeared in the 1960s and popularized by Timothy Leary and attributed to Marshall McLuhan. === Phrase === tune in, turn on, drop out To pay attention to the new way of living; to go within yourself, to take drugs; to abandon the established ways and cease conforming. ==== Usage notes ==== According to Leary, the original form is turn on, tune in, drop out. === References === === Further reading === turn on, tune in, drop out on Wikipedia.Wikipedia