SDSL pt 1: Collectivism (1of3)

(in 720p HD) --- A discussion of collectivism, and the political and intellectual ideologies which underpin it. Also introduces basic concepts of archetypal psychology. Outlines the debate between collectivism and individualism. --- Using original animations and frequent cultural references, the piece is intended to be entertaining and engaging for any audience, despite its somewhat difficult subject matter. --- Featuring Alex Jones, Steven Pinker (MIT), Peter Joseph (creator of the "Zeitgeist" films), G. Edward Griffin, and Joseph Campbell (mythologist). --- (First in a series) --- ***Fair Use***Copyleft***Creative Commons Noncommercial Share-Alike 3.0*** --- Please visit our website: neithercorp.us --- Thanks for watching!

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• SDSL
• collectivism
• individualism
• individuation
• archetype
• archetypal
• jung
• globalization
• G. edward griffin
• CFR
• alex jones
• peter joseph
• zeitgeist
• neithercorp
• globalism
• alchemy
• gnosis

[killerwhale1982]

Great Job!, nice editing, nice message ....Keep it up!

[neithercorp]

thanks, we can't wait to release the next one!

[Bluefairy513]

Wow, I'm digging this. When my son was born my first thought looking at him was "This is not a blank slate" (I never knew the term used in psychology before) As my son has grown without his father around to teach him, it is profoundly remarkable how much my son is like his father. Blank slate theory is completely false!

[kingstuks]

Oh the dumb goy

Full of Talmudic kabbalist junk!

[0hmyy0utubeusername]

Look at a feral child and that is enough to see that the mind is an "empty slate", naturally the structure is different than other animals, and this structural potential gives humans the ability to learn in ways different from other animals, however it doesnt guarantee that they will do so, that is dependent on the environment. Don't misunderstand their arguments.

[eboyd32]

...He denies tabula rasa (blank slate theory) but also denies that actions are determined by an innate human nature and instead says that human development is determined by a strict set of rules that, combined with life experience, determine a specific human being's nature.

[eboyd32]

Haha! The second this video mentioned language I thought to myself "no way they're going to use Chomsky -- a collectivist -- to refute collectivism based on an assumption of human nature, which Chomsky himself believes is false", and sure enough, they did. To paraphrase Chomsky, "human nature manifests itself in many ways. If we gave free reign to serial killers they'd run the place"...

[shocker315]

Nice job on this film...enjoyed it. When is the next one?

[me9e]

@musicworld01

i hope you die punk

[Pymander81]

You apparently didn't watch the whole film, Anubis. Joseph says very pointedly that "there are no human instincts" and he has "tons of science to back that up". THAT IS BLANK SLATE THEORY, in case you were wondering. Also, you missed the entire point of the film, which is that certain psychological dualities ARE inherent, which allows us the capability of choice. Environmental circumstances have nothing to do with these inborn qualities,as we show in the film.

[Anubis7169]

@Anubis7169

Either way, one can never convey this information over text even in a million years.

I'll never be able to argue my point here. But i will tell you this video is totally wrong

[Anubis7169]

@Anubis7169

For example:

Politicians aren't greedy and power hungry simply and solely because of some human nature. They still have to be elected to power, or steal that power to become powerful. Thus, the situation still determines the behavior, NOT HUMAN NATURE. AND Not what "blank slate" theory suggests either.

DUH