Zeitgeist: Moving Forward | Official Trailer- [ Extended ]

[Shpira]

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Will watch tonight

[chunky]

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I hear Peter Josef lives in a building built on the 1970's as a result the film is only available in Betamax

[runningman]

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Keiser killed it like he always does.

Why would I like a scientific dictatorship? Were you just joking Mariner?

[floridaorange]

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the point about certain genes being triggered incident to external stimuli was also new to me - something i'll be thinking about more as i continue studying evo psych.

i also dig the concept of having a more efficiently planned city.

As I said, I haven't watched this movie, but I have studied at length the affect of city planning, and external stimuli's affects on genes.

Having a family of politicians, I can only imagine the lengths at which this film takes in order to connect all of the above with some kind of NWO bologne.

[88Mariner]

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^ eh, it's not really connecting NWO....although they do talk about it and the fed etc...

it's just a 'solution' to fight the powers, so to speak

[thebanned1]

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http://www.documentarywire.com/zeitg...oving-forward/ full thing here

[88Mariner]

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It's ironic that this version is titled "Moving Forward" - to promote the idea that we abandon money and work and profit because they are 'evil' will inevitably be a great leap back in terms of human civilization.

tardgeist would have been more apropos

[runningman]

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ya he fails to mention that scientific corruption happens everyday. Like back in the 50's when doctors said cigarettes were good for you. Or Monsanto how they have totally corrupted the food industry.

The only problem today with capitalism is that these MegaCorps have a monopoly on everything. In every industry. Where is the last invention that came from a guy/gal in their garage/house that turned into a billionaire? Bill Gates/Larry Page there is only a couple now that have happened in the last decade. If true capitalism was at work you would be seeing one every few months.

There isn't any competition anymore.

[res0nat0r]

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mark zuckerberg is 26 and currently valued at ~7 billion bux.

[runningman]

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ya exactly there is only a couple guys that come to mind in the western world when it comes to innovation. If true capitalism is at work you would see much more people getting rich - maybe not billionaire but there would be more people inventing products becoming multi millionaires. Now the multi millionaires are pretty much around WallStreet and that is it. With the population growth there should be millions and millions of people with the wealth not just the top 1%

[res0nat0r]

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^yeah...unfortunately the 1% gap is getting even wider and wider

[88Mariner]

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ya exactly there is only a couple guys that come to mind in the western world when it comes to innovation. If true capitalism is at work you would see much more people getting rich - maybe not billionaire but there would be more people inventing products becoming multi millionaires. Now the multi millionaires are pretty much around WallStreet and that is it. With the population growth there should be millions and millions of people with the wealth not just the top 1%

has it ever dawned on you that our society suffers from malaise, suffers from laziness and lack of creativity. btw.... the number of people making over 100k/yr has grown....maybe not millionaires and billionaires....but c'mon son. c'mon

[chunky]

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has it ever dawned on you that our society suffers from malaise, suffers from laziness and lack of creativity.

Yep that sums up most of the British work force, they think its cool to be lazy, they resent anyone who is keen to do a job well and they fucking hate people who are good at creating solutions to problems.

The british work force would rather spend their working day talking about football and exchanging extreme porn or happy slapping videos on their mobile phones. Proud to be British, not a fucking chance.

[88Mariner]

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Yep that sums up most of the British work force, they think its cool to be lazy, they resent anyone who is keen to do a job well and they fucking hate people who are good at creating solutions to problems.

The british work force would rather spend their working day talking about football and exchanging extreme porn or happy slapping videos on their mobile phones. Proud to be British, not a fucking chance.

uk has become such a terrible disappointment, and i think the US is following suit.

i saw this the other day, and i'm sure you could apply the same to the Uk as well

http://americaisretarded.com/

btw, they're now called the "Slackoisie"

[res0nat0r]

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http://www.economist.com/node/17929057

Funny someone just posted this link today in a completely unrelated forum.

More millionaires than Australians
Taking stock of the world’s plutocrats

Jan 20th 2011 | from PRINT EDITION

MOST people would describe a dollar millionaire as rich, yet many millionaires would disagree. They do not compare themselves with teachers or shop assistants but with the other parents at their children’s private schools. To count the number of rich people in the world, however, an arbitrary cut-off point is needed, and $1m is as good as any. Capgemini, a consultancy, defines anyone with investable assets of $1m or more (excluding their home) as a “high-net-worth individual”, consultant-speak for rich. By this conservative measure the planet has about 10m millionaires, according to Capgemini and Merrill Lynch, a bank.



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