A false accusation just got a man locked out of his smart home. Yes, it sounds like the plot of a dystopian sci-fi movie.
And, in fact, the British sci-fi series Black Mirror has been predicting many off-kilter aspects of the society ahead. The show is sort of like The Twilight Zone, an anthology series that also delved into dystopia mixed in with some rather peculiar and bizarre science fiction. Here’s more from Truthstream Media.
Obsolescence is created in the mind. There was a time when companies created long-lasting products meant to endure for decades, if not longer. But, now, everything has a shorter shelf life. Rugs, clothes, dishes, all are made to be thrown away as quickly as possible. Here’s more from Truthstream Media.
When seeing and hearing is no longer believing. More from Truthstream Media.
As Joe Biden and his decrepit administration steep up their efforts at censorship and suppression, let’s examine how the Internet was supposed to increase our access to information and our ability to communicate, and explore why that’s not happening. It’s not just the rotten Bidenites, but also misguided social media platforms like Google and Facebook that are engaged in rank censorship. With a nod to Matt Taibbi and The Twitter Files, here’s more from Truthstream Media.
Truthstream Media presents its own broadside to the World Economic Forum — the globalists who want to take away our cars and force us to eat bugs. Meeting annually in Davos, Switzerland, these bureaucrats spell out rules for us that they never follow for themselves. They are hypocrites of the worst order, seeking to establish a New World Order, presumably under the reign of their obnoxious and dictatorial leader, Klaus Schwab.
There sure are an awful lot of consequences out there. Are these truly coincidental or examples of predictive programming? Careful where you tread, or else the academics will surely label you as a conspiracy theorist. More from Truthstream Media in a video entitled Ohio, White Noise and The Power Of Words Over Things.
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Here is Part II of a new documentary called Overlooked: Lost in The Shining Hotel. This is a mesmerizing analysis of Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 film The Shining, based on the novel by Stephen King.
Created by the husband and wife team of Aaron and Melissa Dykes, this doc explores The Shining as much more than a murder mystery. We come to see it as a dark, epic allegory drawing many parallels to key incidents in American history and our broader relationship with the world.
Kubrick was meticulous, reading hundreds of books in preparation for each of his films. Likewise, Aaron and Melissa Dykes, the creators behind Truthstream Media, have an expansive vision for this series. They intend to finish five separate installments, each with a unique focus.
This second episode, subtitled The Management, explores the corporate officers of The Overlook who hire Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson) as caretaker for a isolated, bitter-cold winter. Comparisons are drawn between The Overlook and other palatial Western hotels, like the Arizona Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix and the Ahwahnee Hotel at Yosemite. We also learn about early revels and games, like roque, underpinning the movie’s punchline “all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.”
(Please note: We did not bring you Part One of this series when it was released back in December. Frankly, we didn’t find the opening installment as sharp or well-focused as this followup. Still, if you’re a big fan of Stanley Kubrick or of Truthstream Media, or if this installment has whetted your appetite for more, here’s a link to the opening segment on YouTube.)
“Men who look upon themselves born to reign, and others to obey, soon grow insolent” Thomas Paine wrote. “Selected from the rest of mankind their minds are early poisoned by importance; and the world they act in differs so materially from the world at large, that they have but little opportunity of knowing its true interests.”
Here, Truthstream Media applies the lessons of Thomas Paine to the pending coronation of King Charles in Great Britain. Is he the king of the world? What kind of high symbolism is evoked by Charles III’s coronation?
