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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.abnormalbeings.space/post/5575285

The thing that happened: Birds moved in that would otherwise have lacked a habitat, it's pretty beautiful.

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I really liked the first part of the video. Especially the analogy with nyc traffic.

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Video by Christian Selig, creator of the Apollo third-party client for Reddit on iOS. I'd imagine many of us are familiar with him :)

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The zombies are closing in! Oh the horror! But there may be just enough time to take a sentimental moment and hand over an emotionally significant necklace. Can they manage it? Or will the Last of Us be found 28 Years Later still holding it in Zombieland? ...Dawn of the dead?

Why do necklaces come off so easily in movies?

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The promise of the Internet is not in the future; it's now. The bandwidth to change everything: ride the light. www.qwest.com
All rooms have every movie ever made in every language, anytime, day or night.
Our jukebox has every performance by every artist of every piece of music ever recorded.
I have every edition of every book ever published in every language.
What could you do with the communications to change everything?

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This might brush up against rule #5, but I don't think it crosses it. It's really more philosophy than politics.

Really great explanation of the environment and incentives that anyone in a position of power will deal with and how they remove leaders from reality. Nothing new if you're even passingly familiar with philosophy, but still a good watch.

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