What Difference Does It Make? This is a film about making music. It gets to the bottom of what is needed to be a musician and contemplates on some of the fundamental questions of life itself. It investigates the difficulties that a life in music can create. Shot by award-winning director Ralf Schmerberg, the film genuinely inquires many challenges, phases of progress and accomplishments that musicians experience. Everyone is a musician, everyone has an innate appreciation of music, it's our highest mathematics, it's our greatest language, and it's where the word ends. Stubbornness is an important part of being an artist. You have to be willing to be nobody to become somebody. Watch the full documentary now - Leonardo Da Vinci. Human Evolution: Clash of The Cavemen. In the ice-ravaged wilds of Europe, circa 25,000 BC, a range war like no other raged between two species of primitive man.
In a unique moment in the world's history, these two species, Neanderthal and Cro-Magnon (Homo sapiens), competed for resources and for a permanent spot at the top of the animal kingdom. It was an epic battle of brains versus brawn that determined the course of human history. In this scenario, based on scientific theories, witness our prehistoric ancestors as they clash with a completely different species of humans, the Neanderthals, some 30,000 years ago in Ice Age Europe.
In Clash of The Cavemen, cinematic re-creations and state-of-the-art CGI bring to life the Neanderthals--stocky, powerful and able to tolerate intense pain--and their foes, the Cro-Magnons--weaker and more fragile but with a superior brain capable of complex thought. Watch the full documentary now (playlist - 1 hour. 36 minutes)
Hitler Speaks: Hitler’s Private Movies. History of The World In Two Hours - Documentary. Design the new Business. Redesigning Education: Shaping Learning Systems around the Globe. Einstein [History Channel] Albert Einstein- How I See the World. Carl Sagan, Stephen Hawking and Arthur C. Clarke - God, The Universe and Everything Else (1988) Neil Tyson presentation about intelligent design. Escape from North Korea: Shopping for Defectors (VICE on HBO Ep. #3 Extended) The Revolution Will Not Be Televised - Chavez: Inside the Coup. Secrets of the Samurai Sword. Nietzsche: Beyond Good and Evil.
A brilliant young man, he was appointed professor at the University of Basel aged 24 having not even finished his degree. His evanescent philosophical life ended 20 years later when he went insane and died shortly afterwards. Nietzsche's argued that the Christian system of faith and worship was not only incorrect, but harmful to society because it allowed the weak to rule the strong - it suppressed the will to power which was the driving force of human character. Nietzsche wanted people to throw of the shackles of our misguided Christian morality and become supermen - free and titanic. However, without God he felt that the future of man might spiral into a society of nihilism, devoid of any meaning; his aim was for man to realise the lack of divine purpose and create his own values.
Watch the full documentary now - Osho Talks. Osho or Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh was born in 1931 in Central India. He was a charismatic and gifted speaker who became the leader of a worldwide new spiritual movement. It is said that at the age of 21 he attained enlightenment or Samadhi. At the time he was studying philosophy at the University of Saugar. On receiving a masters degree he taught philosophy at the University of Jabalpur for nine years. As well as teaching philosophy he also began to attract disciples to follow his own eclectic mix of philosophy and religion. In 1966 he decided to leave his teaching post and give full attention to his role as spiritual Master.
In 1970 he settled for a while in Mumbai. In 1981, Osho relocated to the United States and his followers established an intentional community, later known as Rajneeshpuram, in the state of Oregon. Osho was arrested shortly afterwards and charged with immigration violations. Watch the lectures now (playlist) The Fog of War: Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara.