Ken Wilber mentioned in The Invasion

[chipmunkspunk]

silly. it is possible to say things about human beings generally without talking about yourself. i was so pissed off at that trite comeback i didn't enjoy the rest of the clip

[Darkgravx12]

I think they both said very true and wise words about humanity xD

[mananirvana]

I wish chicks that hot could talk like that in real life! Damn it!

[PhotoNika]

Who is that paternalistic old dude clapping for her like she is a little puppy?

[so2u]

Wise words for those that have the 'ears to hear'.

[rosario508]

I tried watching this movie once. It's pretty weak.

[sammasati1]

That was sooooooo reasonable answer. I wonder obout the writer...

[DerAdventurer]

Cool accent. Kinda exotic, yet cool. lol pathology...

Wise words he said about humanity.

[sarevor]

Wise words SHE said about humanity

;-)

[DerAdventurer]

Surely.

[zekeland]

That was rather boring.

[jeclark33]

She could be saying, "Weber"...

[grahamenglish]

Given that particular company of philosophers, it's most likely Wilber. At least it sounded clear to me.

[panfilo76]

Defintely "Wilber." About the sexiest list of philosophers I've ever heard, but I doubt this clip'll send anyone to their nearest bookstore (especially considering the reviews). The fact that he's more of a philospher than a self-helper will probably keep his ideas from having widespread appeal. The only real kicker would be a disciple oversimplifying them for mass consumption.

[mindrunfree]

It'd be very traumatizing to see Wilber's work oversimplified. I think I'd start to cry if that were to happen.

[panfilo76]

I think it will; to a certain extent, it's inevitable. I think, though, that his ideas in their original form are well-appreciated enough to ensure their perseverance.

[teamhumanity]

So what?

[Sychonaut13]

that makes her a hella lot sexier.

[tony225]

I love me the K-dubya. This makes me want to see this movie now even though it got such terrible reviews.

[grahamenglish]

I liked the movie. 3 stars. :)

[asimiadis]

Wilber is mentioned together with mashlow.

[grahamenglish]

...Maslow, Piaget, Kohlberg, and Graves, for the record.

[DustTown]

w00t i don't know whether to laugh or cry. I just pray that integral thought doesn't get perverted into gross misrepresentations. :)

[salaTHRUSTra]

This was on Ken's blog a little white ago. The blog says the Wachowskis were involved somehow, which would explain things better.

[grahamenglish]

Somehow I missed that on his blog. But that would make sense if the Wachowskis were involved.

[grahamenglish]

It was directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel but Dave Kajganich wrote the screenplay and Jack Finney wrote the novel. I wonder which one, or if all, read KW.

[crapshaw]

wow K-dubs making it mainstream!!?