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Project Earth: the Game - A Concept

Submitted by Tanoro, Published on Pe, 07/27/2012 - 23:01

The following is a conceptual description of a Project Earth simulation game inspired by the Project Earth segment from the film, Zeitgeist: Moving Forward.

The Player

Upon starting the simulation for the first time, the player is assigned an area of land on which to cultivate a Resource-Based Economic city.

Questioning Science and Proper Research

Submitted by Tanoro, Published on To, 02/23/2012 - 01:37

I often have discussions with my fellow Zeitgeist Movement members in which we disagree on the appropriate measure of skepticism to apply to mainstream science. I often agree with mainstream science while my colleagues may not. I am often encouraged to place greater skepticism on mainstream science so as to avoid profit-related bias. I find this argument silly, and in some ways, dishonest and self-defeating.

A Closer Look at Burzynski

Submitted by Tanoro, Published on La, 12/10/2011 - 23:11

Earlier this year, a documentary film was released highlighting the emotional story of cancer patients, adults and children alike, outliving the grim predictions of their medical prophets. Their savior was none other than Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski and the Burzynski Clinic in Houston, Texas. The documentary was well-made, enticing, and emotional. The first 30 minutes of the film are spent explaining Dr. Burzynski's revolutionary new approach to fighting cancer and showing us interviews with people who had allegedly been cured by it. The remainder of the film details an epic story of Dr.

Hypocritial Science Denialism in TZM

Submitted by Tanoro, Published on La, 12/03/2011 - 08:25

I have science-related debates with fellow Zeitgeist supporters on a regular basis. Many of us are avid and knowledgeable advocates of science, as it should be. However, when you mix science and counter-culture activism working against the establishment, there almost necessarily will be a demographic of science denialists floating around as well.

The Zeitgeist of Bad Science

Submitted by Tanoro, Published on To, 12/01/2011 - 03:23

I'm sure I may make a few enemies within Zeitgeist by writing this, but I honestly can't keep it under my hat. Before I take the jigsaw to a piece of pseudo-science crap, I want to preface a few things. Firstly, I am relatively on the fence regarding the issue of vaccinations. I've not done enough research on the matter to confidently share my opinion. Regardless of which side of the issue you may take, I can be persuaded by compelling evidence on either side.

Using Money is Hypocrisy?

Submitted by Tanoro, Published on Ti, 10/25/2011 - 16:10

Critics often say that because supporters of the Resource Based Economy necessarily must hold jobs, earn money, and use it, they are inherently hypocritical. Based on this erroneous logic, the following must also be true:

Cancer doctors researching better treatments should let their patients die rather than use the current treatments and be held as hypocrites.

Wall-E, People would be Fat and Lazy?

Submitted by Tanoro, Published on Ti, 10/25/2011 - 01:11

One of the questions I get asked fairly often when positing the ideas of a society where no one needs to work is in relation to the Pixar movie, Wall-E. I am asked, "Wouldn't we end up just like the people in Wall-E if we didn't have to work?"