Behind The Scenes Of Kubrick's The Shining

The internet is truly awesome. Thirty-five minutes of the making of The Shining filmed by Stanley Kubrick's 17-year-old daughter Vivian Kubrick. For more insights into why the film steered away from Stephen Kings' book, read this post.

Via Open Culture

The Market For Mind Control

Most people are unaware that mind control is the holy grail of the demonics who prowl the Pentagon. It sounds so evil and unlikely that its easy to dismiss. However projects like MKULTRA and Montauk are well documented and more contemporary manifestations still want to create the perfect soldier and control the other chaps army through mind control and research in this area takes psychic power much more seriously than the message pumped out by the complex's media interests. The interview above caught my attention as Nick Begich is the most informed and authoritive person I've heard to date. His low key manner belies his understanding of what is ticking and how. 

His interview starts at 52 minutes if my memory serves me correctly. There's information here that advertising psychopaths will drool at. Nick is sparing with that information but drops enough search words for the curious to pursue.

Clif High - Crustal Shift, Expando Planet And Other Extinction Level Events

It's a melodramatic title because unfortunately the R Complex in peoples brains means we pay more attention to fear messages than positive messages. The media and advertising business know this very well as even those ads with perfect families with preternatual teeth in perfect homes selling toothpaste know the subtext is 'you're not normal if you don't buy our FMCG products'. However it's unfair to say this hot off the press interview is all doom and gloom as Cliff is a wise and engaging person. It assumes you know his work already and so if it's too complex click on the Clif High tag below and check out some of his earlier work.

I don't pay attention to extinction level events as I have a feeling it's all mapped out for me though I might think about moving if I was living in LA or Miami. Those two places never look good in future map scenarios.