fantastic DOC for the intellects...

[Revolver]

i watched this Great doco on 'the big picture' with avi lewis on cbc this past sunday. caused some serious debates. i love that show.

i was floored. i thought it was fantastic and really well produced and very controvercial.

i found it as well on google video, it says part 2 but it seems to start at the begining. i really enjoyed it and i know theres a few switched on people here that would really dig it so i wanted to post it up.

take a look

http://video.google.ca/videoplay?doc...ot+of+all+evil

[beedub]

I saw parts of this excellent program on tv, thanks for the link, now can watch the whole thing.

[Jonny Dubbs]

thanks!

[decypher]

Yeh i started watching it on sunday as well but got sidetracked by dinner and other readings lol. Thx for the link.


ps. ur sig says earth, fire, and water dosen't it ?

[mojo]

Originally Posted by decypher

ps. ur sig says earth, fire, and water dosen't it ?

Ambigrams are fun!

[inside]

Brilliant!

I caught bits and pieces of it the other night.

[kandy kid]

Great documentary...
The only problem I have with it, is the same problem I have with preachy religious people.
I think everyone has the right to believe whatever they want to believe.
Personally I believe that there is no god of any kind and that we're here due to evolution.
I think it would be a fantastic idea if children were exposed to all beliefs and ways of thinking and could form their own opinions, but we all know this is never going to happen.
I think it's important to keep an open mind and that everyone should have a voice and everyone should be heard.
But I had a problem with Mr Dawkins interviewing a rabbi and a christian school teacher and telling them that they are wrong.
Just my two cents.

[Revolver]

Originally Posted by decypher

ps. ur sig says earth, fire, and water dosen't it ?

yeah, it says it reversed as well...

[DJ Ponz]

Thanks for this gem. I've forwarded this word of Satan to all of my friends.

Interestingly, I don't agree that you need science to debunk religious mumbojumbo. In fact, it has been my experience that people who have completed science degrees are more likely to be religious than those who took arts degrees. I think a science degree omits the teaching of a rigorous critical sense - simply because it is all about teaching 'facts'. People who study in the humanities on the other hand are forced to constantly re-evaluate what 'truth' is. Thinking about my friends: my engineering, chemistry and nursing buds all believe in a traditional god, whereas my history, philosophy and english buds are agnostic-to-athiest. I myself did an arts degree; now I believe in infinite possibilities (infinite space+infinite time=infinite material possibilities of which I exist in just one) and do not subscribe to any religious organization.

It has been said that you lose 2 things when you go to school: your virginity and your faith.

[Veni*C]

i watched the 2 hour documentary "the truth about global warming" on the passionate eye right before this program... caught the first 10 mins and then zonked out... seemed pretty interesting though.. thanks for the link! :)

[Revolver]

Originally Posted by ~Veni_C~

i watched the 2 hour documentary "the truth about global warming" on the passionate eye right before this program... caught the first 10 mins and then zonked out... seemed pretty interesting though.. thanks for the link! :)

oooh, the truth about global warming...that sounds like a good one.

ya know, i STILL havent evan seen al gores doco yet? dose anyone know if thats still running anywhere?

[mojo]

^was still at tinseltown as of sun. check there.

[decypher]

I've been enjoying these docudrama's at the moment (they reair tommorow and friday):

*EQUATOR
(3-part series:Tuesday September 26, Thursday September 28 & Saturday
September 30 at 11pm ET/PT on CBC Newsworld)
Equator journalist Simon Reeve takes viewers through Ecuador, Colombia,
Brazil, Gabon, Congo, Uganda, Kenya, Indonesia, and Borneo; it's a
spectacular travelogue. Beneath the sweltering heat of the equatorial
sun lie paradise beaches, strange foods and exotic wildlife, along with
some of the world's most extreme terrain: dense rainforests, towering
volcanoes and perilous rapids.
http://www.cbc.ca/documentaries/equator.html


&


PLANET EARTH
(Friday September 29 at 7pm on CBC Newsworld)
DESERTS
Around 30% of the land's surface is desert, the most varied of our
ecosystems despite the lack of rain. Unravel the secrets of desert
survival and experience the ephemeral nature of this dynamic
environment. Watch Saharan sandstorms nearly a mile high and desert
rivers that run for a single day.
http://www.cbc.ca/documentaries/planetearth.html

[r a m a z e]

i saw that to lol

[Diamonite]

Originally Posted by decypher

ps. ur sig says earth, fire, and water dosen't it ?

Earth, air, fire and water I believe.

[djmarkpaul]

Good doc...here's a preview to another one I can't wait to see.

[tBl0w]

``wutheysay""

hahahaha jews.

hahahahah