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[Junokaii]

Rip off!

[smackh525]

I also copied and pasted Mr. Fisch's name in the credits. Next time watch the whole video...dude. PS - Always site your sources

[noobalot999]

dude u copied that video

[smackh525]

I also copied and pasted Mr. Fisch's name in the credits. Next time watch the whole video...dude. PS - Always site your sources

[BBoyDTM3]

haha mr. fisch works in my school. lol

[Blogengezer]

Stay in school. Get the best education available in the 'Hard Sciences'. Do not believe the 'Negativism' and 'Catastrophism' from politically motivated, under achieving, 'embittered professors' that get their education from the Mainstream Media. You will do just fine. This fantastic life is only to be experienced once. daflikkers.blogspot 'URL it'

[clipperp]

The classical music at the end reminds us that complex and intricate forms were created centuries ago without benefit of modern technology -- achievements we can hardly replicate with our technology or money. The certainty that sources of oil, wood, water, and even the good air we breathe will run out at the rate we are using them suggests we must be smarter to survive. The Roman Empire died when their own support systems were no longer adequate.

[Blogengezer]

The Roman Empire taxed it's 'remaining' subjects into poverty by trying to 'GIVE' everyone a piece of the pie. You are correct, their massive Government 'support systems' were no longer adequate. daflikkers.blogspot 'URL' it

[rbirds]

Using the source list Karl Fisch offers on his website I found that only one-third of the facts in the presentation can be verified by the listed sources of these facts. This means that two-thirds of the presentation is either wrong, cannot be verified, or is not in the source the author says he found the factoid or data.

Should we be warning people about the rapidly increasing flow of information that we must keep up with by using inaccurate or wrong information?