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This is the 2nd in a series of 3 videos featuring part of a lecture by Alan Watts and animated by Trey Parker and Matt Stone of South Park fame. In this video Alan Watts discusses how some personalities are prickly and some gooey, but that most people are a combination of the two.
This is the ultimate list of 75 retro cartoon intros from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s with the best possible quality (upscaled to HD). There is even a year and title display for each cartoon as you will…
Who doesn’t love Russian dashcam footage? Meanwhile in Soviet Russia two bros are out driving and come across what appears to be a road rage type incident. You won’t believe what happens next! I added some audio queues for extra…
Trump doing what Trump does best, calling a spade a spade. Here he reminds CNN that they’re nothing more than a Pentagon press release mill. When Jim Acosta, Senior White House Correspondent for CNN, attempted to ask Trump a question,…
Vagaband is an anarcho-punk documentary about a small group of traveling punk and folk musicians squatting in Pittsburgh. Contains footage of the EZLN and the uprising in San Salvador Atenco, Mexico. This short documentary covers the ideals of the anarcho-punk…
Epic anime depicts an AI uprising! Spliced numerous anime scenes together to create the AI robot war dystopian future we all know is coming. Really hope you guys ENJOY. Music: MachinimaSound Track: Infected Euphoria Download: http:http://alturl.com/i4vuo Subscribe for more like…
This is the 1st in a series of 3 videos featuring part of a lecture by Alan Watts and animated by Trey Parker and Matt Stone of South Park fame. In this video Alan Watts discusses whether humans are the Earth’s fruit the same way apples are the fruit of the apple tree.
All credits to this film go to Sambodhi Field of Persiscope Films: http://periscopepictures.com.au/consume-this-2006/ This award winning, experimental documentary / stockumentary melded public domain archival footage and shot footage with in a personal narrative in an attempt to understand consumerism. Winner…
This is the original “Have you ever had a dream” sequence. I am not sure of the source for this but I think maybe Sesame Street?
