What If Money Was No Object?
Alan Watts - What do you desire? The Question. HD.
"Do You Do It, or Does It Do You?"
"So it's all retch and no vomit"
A profound speech from the late Alan Watts.
Alan Watts audio courtesy of alanwatts.org from the seminar: "Do You Do It, or Does It Do You?"
Amazing inspirational words of wisdom.
I was inspired by the clip created by TragedyandHope and decided to make my own with images of my own dreams.
Alan Watts is a brilliant philosopher and writer.
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What If Money Was No Object? - Alan Watts.
After watching -but most importantly listening- the above inspirational video with the gorgeous music of Ludovico Einaudi - "Divenire", it’s apparent that 1) Alan Watts knew exactly what he was talking about, and 2) he was ahead of his time. It’s proof that a good idea along with some patience and time will spread to those who are ready for it. The British philosopher inspires us all to do what we love.
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The Real You - Alan Watts
Who are you really? An amazing lecture given by Alan Watts a British philosopher, writer, and speaker.
Speech extract from "Does it do you, or do you do it" by Alan Watts, courtesy of alanwatts.org
Speech extract from "Does it do you, or do you do it" by Alan Watts, courtesy of alanwatts.org
Net Neutrality And Cyber Surveillance
Buzz words like “net neutrality” and “cyber surveillance” are often heard and seen in the media, along with various bills referred to by various acronyms. What does it all mean, and why should you care?
Canadians have long enjoyed relatively open and free access to Internet. One of the most important aspects of the Internet is the information and ideas that it has provided to billions of people worldwide. The Internet has been a catalyst for social and political change, spreading concepts and ideas around the globe in a short period of time, and has even had a role in helping take down oppressive regimes. It is where free speech and innovation are king.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) developed a framework in 2009 which guides Internet service providers (ISPs) on accepted Internet Traffic Management Practices (ITMPs).
This framework attempts to balance the interests of both ISPs and consumers. ISPs want to control Internet traffic to prevent things like piracy and illegal streaming from congesting their infrastructure, while consumers want private and open access to online content without discrimination through censorship or speed throttling. This is called net neutrality, and it is what many people believe make the Internet as valuable as it is today.
The CRTC’s framework stipulates that ISPs must be transparent and allow open access to the Internet in order to allow innovation and competition to thrive. Internet traffic cannot be discriminated against regardless of its content, use, platform, or source.
The only acceptable use of ITMPs are in instances of temporarily protecting the security and integrity of networks.
Racing Extinction: A Must-See Documentary
Racing Extinction: A Must-See Documentary, World Premier at Sundance
"Racing Extinction" Official Festival Trailer
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