WAYS OF SEEING (final episode - advertising) 4/4

[JanMadhyamProduction]

almost never...

[JanMadhyamProduction]

I beg to disagree...John Goodman909 the principle of ways of seeing remain the same. Wonder why new weapons never stop justifying old lies.

[JohnGoodman909]

I'm leaving this comment for the purpose of showing the meaning behind the act of leaving a comment. The world we are in IS very different from what the present was when this video was made. I think that television is something to be looked at as a piece of history that was a stepping stone to the internet. The internet defines us in our actions and how we react to things and even what we consume, and although it creates it's own challenges, it gives us previously unimaginable equality. I guess.

[dizzyink85]

Thank you so much for uploading this - it's been a while since I've had my mind expanded.

[ZombieHunter19]

And this is why i stopped reading magazines. And watching commercials. If you find yourself questioning your reality, then you will go mad. Because reality to us is only a perception. You will have to be a unique individual to have a better grasp of the world around you; and have a better understanding of what is really going on in this world. Because we will only see what our brain tells us to. If we let it that is.

[Tyrone0000000]

Thank you so much for this fantastic series. I hope it's out on DVD one day soon!

[25Poklat]

@Tyrone0000000 Can you find a torrent for this show? thanks

[octemberfury]

0:40 EGGOs FUCK YEAH!

[tiarnan17]

thanks a lot for the upload. an incredible piece of work, depressing when contrasted with the dross which is the majority of television today.

[khuggf]

Just to add a thank you for uploading.

Berger must be 40 years out of date and yet no modern man questions our 'reality'.

[NocamiNieSypiam]

@khuggf I would recommend you "BBC: How TV ruined your life" docummentary. Momentarily annoying, but mostly very entertaining and pretty smart. It covers some of the topics Berger did here.

[RonAlmeida]

Developed? Bah, tellit to the marines!.

[untitled38]

This program is absolutely fantastic and extremely insightful. Thank you for uploading

[ShakeyLo]

what is the painting at 5:17?

[whupert]

just great, im speechless by the way how we still remain within the same illusion, despite the fact that the series was made kind of long time ago...

I deeply appreciate those uploads

thank you

[GoToHalifax]

Thanks for posting!

[flashmob3]

Jesus. The way he analyses the subject, the ideas, it is so hard to watch, it's so heartbraking. with the silence too.

[damonehopen]

anyone know of any similar shows? great stuff, they don't even do this kind of thing in France anymore.

[flashmob3]

@damonehopen Adam Curtis' film's?

[damonehopen]

@flashmob3 Thanks. Been meaning to check him out, but somehow doing everything or anything else got the best of me. I'll take and make a note of it.

[Congest]

Very thought provoking program. Thanks for uploading.

[670Kiester]

schizophrenic society

[doomalicious]

what a long winded guy. sometimes i appreciate his resonance. other times, i'm trying to get back to multiasking. this guy is killing me!

[vankijo]

Thanks for posting this! Very inspiring for my dissertation research.

[viktorkirillov]

Thanks for posting this  series !!! Very good one! on visualart

[FranBagenal]

A blast from the past.

Thanks.

[MohsenDoctor]

Thank you very much for posting this!

[elsolyo12]

It's a very good series, and he is a good thinker but i couldn't help but to see the big "S" on his forehead and all his conclusions are merely derive from his owned world views which are socialist and communist.

[shakeyphil]

When you hear people in television moan about production budgets, I am reminded of this series and its like. It cost peanuts to make and is infinitely richer and more worthwhile than anything on TV tonight.

[ajesusgoat]

john berger has way more intergrity than any contemporary art critics i've seen recently, his perspective is totally unpretentious, thanks!

[kap42]

Thanks for posting this.

[blobblobbyblobblob]

Awesome

[montypython203]

Thanks so much for posting such an interesting series - I would have never seen it otherwise.

[prismatictrail]

Thank you.

[Herzweh]

wow!

[trbstrangerous]

thanks for uploading this very old doc.just watched the whole series and deeply amazed with berger's deep thoughts ;)

[guitarsquiddy]

I love the series, but some of "Berger's deep thoughts" strike me as mental diarrhea. (just a few though, and I was yet to  be born when the series was produced, so maybe I just can't evaluate them within the social and political context of their time.)

But still, great informative series. I wish they still made more of these. Hard to come by a good recent documentary nowadays.

[gonio5]

thank you!

[TurqouiseTapioca]

This is really cool. John Berger really makes you think differently about these things.

[swellll]

This will change my life, thank you

[willwood452]

Yes, thankyou very much for uploading that, i have just watched the whole series, fantastic points by berger, a forthwhile few hours :)

[thisisdijon]

I just have to say thankyou. One of the best series of programmes I have ever seen.

[artisticcompany]

Thank you so much for showing this last episode, indeed all of the 4 episodes. It was repeated recently on BBC Four, and I wasn't able to see the last one. So I really do appreciate that I was able to access it online. Thank you.

[paparodendro1]

I have just watched the whole series, and I must say that I admire Berger's integrity.

[geshee]

trully excellent series!