James Burke on the Fragility and Interconnectedness of Technological Civilisation 2 of 2

[everlamo]

shut up shutup

u r scaring the living hell out of me

whats the solution wise man

for every scary question he asks

i am lik ha ha no ha ha ha

ha in a scary ha

[ColForbin814]

holy shit go to 2:33... he ad-libs this whole thing

i'm pretty high too

[englishman522]

this is so funny and im so high

[FractalBolt]

"Next on the Discovery Channel; American Choppers!"

What the hell happened to this type of shows? Where are they?

[UnionOfLiberty]

This man subsequently defines the necessities vital for human survival as a consolidated civilization. It is amazing how the engineered endeavors intended to fulfill the basic needs of any human being forge together advanced systems of infrastructural civilization while simultaneously promoting education which advances the comprehension of the world as it is commonly perceived given the timeframe of reference

[compienz]

God I remember these first time around, interesting then and still is today. He's like a walking wiki, I just love this whole concept wiki/knowledge/connections

[javajava489]

amazing

[urumqilik]

my god those oxes look at them.. as if they are listening to him.

[Anhelain]

Oxen. :)

[Desertphile]

Oxii. :-)

[eddygoombah]

James Burke is one of my personal Heroes. I have the entire Connections2 on a playlist on my page...

[nicanicabad]

this is excellent-I think of this stuff all the time- and I can easily handle the farm-except-I'm older now--physically not as strong.

[italianchappy]

really well done and fascinating documentary. Thank you for posting.

Indeed it's quite difficult to figure out what the continuation of this video is among all those Connections there :)

[italianchappy]

I got it. For those clumsy as me:

Go to JamesBurkeFan and click on Playlists. It's in the first series Connections 01 5 Videos "The Trigger Effect"

Thanks again