Stairway to Heaven — Temple Grandin Part 1

From the Errol Morris tv series First Person.
This episode features the remarkable autistic college professor and expert on humane cattle slaughter techniques Temple Grandin.

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[elaine31347]

Thank you for all you have done for the humane treatment of cattle...You will go down in history!

[OriginalMindTrick]

Thanks for your comment Elaine!

[Veronica Takach]

I want a squeeze machine!

[Anne Fox]

GRANDIN CONNECTED TO THE GOV'T OF CANADA VIA THE FORMER AGRI COLLEGE AT GUELPH ( Senator Wallin chancellor) and the highest paid dean in CANADA made this a university in order to remove the information called secondary data on research on human subjects. The unethical research attacking children who are not autistic to present false info world wide on autism with the intent to abuse children who are forced to take medications which damage their brains...Grandin is AT best a paun a HOAXTER

[Stephanie Roberts]

wtf?

[AnywhereButHere09]

I would not say our reactions or senses are different, rather, they are enhanced. Dramatically.

[Clare Higgins]

I was in a furniture store and I saw a state-of-the-art massage chair. If you sat in it, not only did it massage your back, it encased your arms and legs hugged them, and sent vibrations through them. I looked at it and I thought, "That's a squeeze machine, like Temple Grandin's. She was way ahead of her time."

[Anne Fox]

Autism Speaks uses this to manipulate markets to sell drugs like Risperadol. CPS is traumatizing children and attacking them with kidnappings and political hostage takings. The Alberta Response Model is a humane cattle kill for children. Temple Grandin Hoaxster is a brain injured person. at age two, she refers to herself as Autistic. She is working with the University of Guelph to promote experimentation on human subjects and to remove secondary data. Attackers in Alberta provide the captives

[acehole7]

If we treated cows more humanely before slaughter there would be less ecoli or food poisoning outbreaks as the documentary Food Inc seemed to indicate.