songs:
Eleanor Rigby (4centers Dubstep Remix)
A-Skillz – Strawberry Jam Forever

http://theinfinityes.com
http://thezeitgeistmovement.com
http://thevenusproject.com

AH3 (RBEConcepts on youtube) included me in his TVP messengers part 5 video. :)

i’m doing this in an effort to focus the site. I like posting other people’s content, but really the reason I pay for a domain name is to post my content. SO, from now on, if I just want to share something, or have a quick thought, I’ll post it on twitter l) (I’m gonna work on getting a feed up somewhere on the home page, so that even if you’r not a twitter user you can still see my stream), or facebook, I like connecting on there as well.

I will still include other people’s content in my posts on this site, but only if I have something substantive to add to or say about it.

http://twitter.com/theinfinityes

visit their site: www.invisiblepeople.com to see more interviews.

I watched this documentary a little while back and I was pulling some clips so i thought i’d post it. If you don’t want to watch all three hours then you can pick whichever sound the most interesting to you. The whole thing is very interesting. If you don’t want to spend three hours, just watch the first minute on part 3, where they explain the title TechnoCalyps, which I kind of hated until I heard the origin of it.

TechnoCalyps Part 1 – TransHuman:

TechnoCalyps Part 2 – Preparing for the Singularity:

TechnoCalyps Part 3 – The Digital Messiah:

For any Terrence Mckenna fans he’s prominently featured in Part 2.

http://litemind.com/thinking-traps/
http://litemind.com/thinking-traps-2/

and so does almost everyone I talk to. So if you’re looking for some introspection, give the list a lookover and ask yourself honestly whether or not you are being caught in these thought traps.

The printing press caused a revolution because people could now freely spread ideas with each other. People learned to read for the first time ever, they became literate, the became participants in the discussions of the time. But only a few people can own printing presses, or, as it’s evolved since then into TV networks, newspapers, and  radio stations… all forms of mass communication required a central source.

Except the internet. On the internet, it’s peer to peer. Anyone can be a creator, and we’re finding out that the human race is really fucking creative.

And we do it just like they always have, by building on what came before us. Led Zeppelin took old blues songs and made them rock n roll. DJ’s take old songs and make them new again. You Tube is full of people including myself, who take images, songs, words, phrases (I didn’t come up with Bigger Cages / Longer Chains, it’s the name of a International Noise Conspiracy song) and mash them up together in new and creative ways to spread THEIR message. To get THEIR point across.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, the internet has democratized media. The effects are starting to ripple out slowly, but as the old get older and the young get more numerous and more powerful, expect to see huge changes in the ways we run our planet. This revolution is global and I can’t fucking wait.

So go watch this movie, please, you can find it on torrent sites or even on their site http://www.opensourcecinema.org (look for the ‘watch all chapters’ section).

Open source… freedom from copyrights, patents, and intellectual (and in my opinion, all kinds of ) property is the future. Whether the establishment wants it or not.

I fucking love the internet. I love global communication and community.

Oh and my friend just bought a megaphone… I’m gonna see where that takes us.

Money & Life Documentary Trailer from StormCloud Media on Vimeo