Yeah, I watched the first 60 seconds then said, "WTF". Just make your fucking point, Edison!
. Mostly in the "What are you listening to" thread, but I've been known to see a few elsewhere as well.So far, no one cares.I do, lol
. I think the main point is that The NeverEnding Story film and book are a metaphor for the power of having dreams and what happens when we stop having them.
.lolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllWell, you responded to the thread, that's something. And hey, LurchAddams saw the first 60 seconds, lol
Why would we stop having dreams?Thanks for watching the first 60 seconds at least, lol
I can sum that video up in two words: Verbal vomit. It is droning academic prose trying to masquerade as intellectual retrospection. It isn't.
I held on for two minutes--gotcha there Lurch!
People have dreams, just what they dream about might not be some lofty ideal but rather based in more negative desires.
. I don't agree with your idea of the video, but that's alright. Glad you go to the 2 minute mark anyway. Your last line reminds me of a line from a documentary on the 2008 crash called "Inside Job". "...when those dreams turn into nightmares, other people pay for it". Here's the trailer for said documentary:.