The Cove
I feel The Cove is a movie with more educational value and reality then any other, If there were more movies such as this one then I think people would have a stronger sense about what's going on in our world today. It seems though as movies are the only thing we really focus on anymore so it's a logical thing to create a film where the audience is put into a situation that's completely possible. For example where 23,000 dolphins are killed, some for meat, some for no apparent reason and sold to the public with levels of 2000ppm of mercury in there meat, a potentially leathal amount. Yet every September thousand of Dolphins are hearded to there death. There needs to be more adults willing to live on the edge and expose people for who they really can be. We need to start by informing kids...
To conclude, there should be more movies(documentarys) such as The Cove, where the truth is revealed and it's up to the people who want to make a difference stand-up.
The Oak Island mystery is something that has puzzled everyone who has come across it. I personally believe that is was a French Amry Engineers who designed the pit and the Army who dug it to hide the contents of the treasury from Fortress of Louisbourg. It was possibly though that it fell into the hands of tthe British, but I can't even begin to believe how the stone got down there.....
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This day that takes place on Febuary 14th has been extremely altered since it began in 496 A.D.
Today a common phrase we hear is "it's Valentines Day, what did you get me?" I believe this is a huge problem considering Valentines Day should be thought of as a day of respect and love, rather then having such a materialistic event. Our world today makes that unrealistic due to how materialistic our entire society is, but we need to try and focus more on making people happy because they feel they are cared about. Anyone can buy something, it takes true love to show someone you deeply care.
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Our current education system is highly inefficient.
Read my last post ---> http://thisblogisfresh.blogspot.com/2011/02/does-school-kill-creativity.html
We need to develop a new educational system that focuses on our natural abilities and passions we possess from a young age. The current method is highly inefficient in the sense that all the children of the age age have the same mental capacity when your birthdate should have nothing to do with what groups you are placed in schools.
If there were ever a system that segregated children according to there mental capacity, passions and abilities then I truly believe that children would enjoy going to school everyday and when you find happiness in something you want to expand and create new opportunities. That would lead to an enormous drop in the dropout rate and possibly even eradicate poverty and crate new jobs and future horizons
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Sir Ken Robinson talks at T.E.D.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG9CE55wbtY
Sir Ken Robinson enlightened us about the fact of how school is killing the creative abilities of the young population and restricting the expantion of our imagination though of linear journey of the edcuational rut we have all dug ourselves into.
He explains how the education system is leading us to believe that the highest level of intelligence comes from years of university and schooling. When in reality our minds are much more dynamic then the education system reveals.
During the schooling career we are manufactured to become doctors, profs, engineers and the ciriculum is set on a linear basis, where we all experiance the exact same education. We need to focus our circiculum on an organic set-up, where the classes we take reflect on our natural talents and passion we posses. If we were to develop our imaginations further we would be generally happier in our day to day lives, loving what we do and doing what we love.
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I feel The Cove is a movie with more educational value and reality then any other, If there were more movies such as this one then I think people would have a stronger sense about what's going on in our world today. It seems though as movies are the only thing we really focus on anymore so it's a logical thing to create a film where the audience is put into a situation that's completely possible. For example where 23,000 dolphins are killed, some for meat, some for no apparent reason and sold to the public with levels of 2000ppm of mercury in there meat, a potentially leathal amount. Yet every September thousand of Dolphins are hearded to there death. There needs to be more adults willing to live on the edge and expose people for who they really can be. We need to start by informing kids...
