This week
we're just floating along, no particular heading but still much on
the sea to see. We start with some musings on the interesting
effects of editorial changes in movies, triggered specifically with
the changes
made to the recent film Taken. The editing discussion
gradually becomes a dialogue on censorship, and specifically on the
boundaries of what we call censorship. We talk a bit about the
recent California BART shooting, then blaze through some other
much less important stories that have gotten bigger coverage,
for
example this one or the Christian Bale
meltdown. Moving on, I espouse my love of Cracked.com, which bizarrely enough
leads into a discussion on past military conflicts and also the
power of mythology. Finally, we touch on the deep underlying
philosophical meanings behind the Bill Murray film Groundhog Day.
Enjoy! Opening
Music: "Alive WIP
v2" by George
Carpenter Closing Music: "Blau.ton"
by
Rauschwerk
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Twin Engines Of Destruction: Gentle Arts Of Conversation Punctuated With Bloody Power Tools