Zeitgeist : Moving forward

[pap]

Over the past couple of nights, I have been watching a very long documentary entitled

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Small piece on Frig Society in the manner of an upper-class toff introducing an arty film. Click it so I can knock one off over my stats.

 

It is a history of human economics, a critique of our current system, and actually ponies up a few solutions to humanity's current predicament.

 

I have watched all 2h 41m of it and can certify it conspiracy-theory free. Bit dry at times, slightly sarcastic after the hour mark, but very interesting all the same.

 

[Trevor in Vancouver]

Saw this in a jam-packed theater here in Vancouver on the day of its world-wide release, and it got a standing ovation at the end. I've seen it twice since, and still can't digest the entire movie - it's that saturated with information.

 

People need to see this doc, along with the previous two. Life changing.

[pap]

Saw this in a jam-packed theater here in Vancouver on the day of its world-wide release, and it got a standing ovation at the end. I've seen it twice since, and still can't digest the entire movie - it's that saturated with information.

 

People need to see this doc, along with the previous two. Life changing.

 

I didn't want to big it up too much, Trev - but that's exactly how I felt about it.

 

All this financial bolox in the news right now just seems like white noise now.

[Seaford Saint]

I started watching and got absorbed and had to break off to go to work....I have seen the other 2 films and they are excellent, life changing in fact.

[doddisalegend]

I liked the Album ......the Levellers rock