I couldn't get past the first two minutes... Sheez, what a load of crap.
One would think that the need to eat instigated the first farmlands...
I've been really into home brewing and the general history of beer for a while now and there's a debate weather beer or bread are responsible for humans settling down and farming. This documentary says they found evidence of beer brewing 3,000 years before bread. Maybe early humans just planted all that barley to eat raw but I doubt it.
Wim Hof can regulate his body temperature to withstand frigid temperatures. Elizabeth Salser can see music in color. Esref Armagan, the blind artist. Rüdiger Gamm can calculate large numbers and calendar dates in his head.
Does anyone know of any good history documentaries on medieval times, kings of england, battles? I remember some sort of documentary using the Total War engine, but cant remember what it was...
This movie, like Inside Job, talks about the failed economic policies that are currently in place. Though this movies comes at it from a more historical perspective.
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I couldn't get past the first two minutes... Sheez, what a load of crap.
One would think that the need to eat instigated the first farmlands...
FoodMatters
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Then we watched Food inc
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Then finally found Gerson miracle and The Beautiful Truth
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Really good dococ's. I recommend them!
Yeah I just saw this because of this thread.
My god it hurt. It's seriously a 'must watch'. Especially for Canadians.
Lots of good ones there, like this one:
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And I also posted this on the youtube thread.
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I've been really into home brewing and the general history of beer for a while now and there's a debate weather beer or bread are responsible for humans settling down and farming. This documentary says they found evidence of beer brewing 3,000 years before bread. Maybe early humans just planted all that barley to eat raw but I doubt it.
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I have recently grown a interest in animatronics though more servo based than compressed air.
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Sample of what they are making with the old sets from the restaurants.
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Ben : Diary of a Herion Addict.
Just a straight up real aspect of an addict. Really feel for the guy and his family.
True shit.
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Really informative, but be prepared to want to eat better/buy food more wisely.
Medieval Lives
http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/medieval-lives/
The Templar Code
http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/templar-code/
Inside The Medieval Mind
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Gladiators Back from The Dead. (Not Medieval, still awesome)
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xdssxt_gladiators-back-from-the-dead-1-3_shortfilms#from=embed
And the last one, Sacred Weeds, Henbane
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it more about the average human than some "super" humans so to speak
Its a 4 part series. "Strength", "Sight", "Brainpower", and "Sensation".
This one is just, wow... a bit disturbing.
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- The Wounded Platoon
- Remote Control War
- Talibanistan
- Collapse
- The Transcendent Man
- Beer Wars
- Africa's Blood Diamonds
if you're looking for science mind candy, "Through the Wormhole" is a good show on Science Channel
Wow... very sad. Thanks for linking.
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This movie, like Inside Job, talks about the failed economic policies that are currently in place. Though this movies comes at it from a more historical perspective.
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Hunting the Elements
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Cracking Your Genetic Code
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The Elegant Universe
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The Fabric of the Cosmos
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"The Discovery Channel will kick off their Shark Week Aug. 2 when they air Blood in the Water, the true-life story that inspired the movie, Jaws.
It was loosely based on the 1916 shark attacks that occurred along the Jersey shore when five people were attacked in 12 days."