Awesome science fiction video: The World Turning Upside-Down

[chaosmachine]

[vimeo]10060159[/vimeo]

[kaini]

that was brilliant!

 

kinda reminds me of dave gorman a bit

[Guest theSun]

fun

[chenGOD]

that was excellent.

Thanks for posting.

[chaosmachine]

glad you liked it. duno why this topic didn't get more replies.

[Guest nene multiple assgasms]

ok so it's fiction. I feel cheated.

[chaosmachine]

ok so it's fiction. I feel cheated.

 

hah, it only says fiction in the topic title and the video title :P

[Salvatorin]

wowowow

[mcbpete]

That was well good. I like the roller-coaster of emotions the man took the audience where the first half they were happily chuckling away and the suddenly they're like fuck yeah that'd be a bit mental wouldn't it ?!

[Guest Franklin]

liked it chaos!

[Guest Blanket Fort Collapse]

quite a feasible story, good presentation, didn't think it was particularly genius or super funny but worth watching for sure. The intranetz is teh weirds

[kaini]

it's completely feasible, i could imagine waking up to this as an article on encyclopaediadramatica tomorrow morning.

[Guest Space Coyote]

An interesting watch but I think the idea that that many people would be interested in a flash mob outside this chick's house in such a small amount of time isn't likely. Otherwise it all sounds very plausible

[chenGOD]

It has large implications in the social responsibility of how we use information.

[hexagon son]

enjoyed that, its always good to be reminded to be careful whilst on teh nets.

[kokoon]

very good!

[lumpenprol]

seems he's glossing over the fact that apathy has risen alongside instant communication. Does the internets help protests against Scientology or the WTO mobilize more easily and quickly? Yes. Does it make people go apeshit and take to the streets over the latest meme? No. Does it make people care more about what happens to foreigners hundreds if not thousands of miles away? Doubtful.

[Guest Yegg]

seems he's glossing over the fact that apathy has risen alongside instant communication. Does the internets help protests against Scientology or the WTO mobilize more easily and quickly? Yes. Does it make people go apeshit and take to the streets over the latest meme? No. Does it make people care more about what happens to foreigners hundreds if not thousands of miles away? Doubtful.

 

Seriously, I thought it was pretty silly.

[mcbpete]

Does it make people go apeshit and take to the streets over the latest meme?

You're forgetting one thing - People are dicks, it's the sort of thing that I really can imagine happening.