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How to Live on Earth | Feature Documentary | Presented by Benedict Cumberbatch — Open Planet
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How to Live on Earth | Feature Documentary | Presented by Benedict Cumberbatch — Open Planet
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How to Live on Earth | Feature Documentary | Presented by Benedict Cumberbatch — Open Planet
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0127: No Place Like Earth
There's no place like Earth, and we've got the music to prove it. Ten songs (and one field recording) that celebrate the uniqueness of Planet Earth.
https://eartheclectic.org/0127/
PS: Happy equinox!
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0127: No Place Like Earth
There's no place like Earth, and we've got the music to prove it. Ten songs (and one field recording) that celebrate the uniqueness of Planet Earth.
https://eartheclectic.org/0127/
PS: Happy equinox!
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0127: No Place Like Earth
There's no place like Earth, and we've got the music to prove it. Ten songs (and one field recording) that celebrate the uniqueness of Planet Earth.
https://eartheclectic.org/0127/
PS: Happy equinox!
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0127: No Place Like Earth
There's no place like Earth, and we've got the music to prove it. Ten songs (and one field recording) that celebrate the uniqueness of Planet Earth.
https://eartheclectic.org/0127/
PS: Happy equinox!
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0127: No Place Like Earth
There's no place like Earth, and we've got the music to prove it. Ten songs (and one field recording) that celebrate the uniqueness of Planet Earth.
https://eartheclectic.org/0127/
PS: Happy equinox!
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https://www.europesays.com/videos/97989/ Rethinking Waste: The journey towards a circular economy #Ecology #EnvironmentalProtection #Euronews #PlanetEarth #recycling #Uzbekistan #waste
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David Attenborough, 100, says 'natural world needs us' in NTA acceptance speech
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A Newly Discovered ‘Devil Flower’ Hides Beneath the Forest Floor Before Emerging With Black Petals and Demon-Like Eyes For most of the year, the forest floor keeps its secret. Beneath fallen leaves, a tiny plant waits w... https://s.faithcollapsing.com/u6dc5 #planet-earth
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A Newly Discovered ‘Devil Flower’ Hides Beneath the Forest Floor Before Emerging With Black Petals and Demon-Like Eyes For most of the year, the forest floor keeps its secret. Beneath fallen leaves, a tiny plant waits w... https://s.faithcollapsing.com/u6dc5 #planet-earth
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/121082/ UBS Just Upgraded SolarEdge Stock. Here’s Why. #FederalCommunicationsCommission #JonWindham #PlanetEarth #SEDG #SolarInverters #SolarEdge #UBS #Windham
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AI Could Never Feel Something in Its Bones
Things That AI Cannot Do – #15 in a series
August 25, 2026
Credit: NASAThere is something that all humans share and that is our bones. Bones are made of essential elements much like those found in the earth. Our bones hold us up even when we feel like sinking down. We have skeletons in the closet, and yes those are bones. We even have a funny bone which weirdly is no laughing matter.
Paleontologists have found bones that are hundreds of thousands of years old. These old bones, pieced together, tell a story of a life that we can only imagine. It is amazing that something as simple as a bone can outlast the longest of civilizations. Shows like Human on PBS help us understand man’s long and complicated evolution towards this century we all live in. We learn that the human has been at this game for a very long time. AI, on the other hand, is still a toddler in diapers.
AI depends on rare minerals mined from the far corners of the earth. Most of them are elements that the common person has never heard of; but without them, the complex computer systems it depends on could not survive. When those materials are depleted someday, as rare things often are, then Artificial Intelligence will silently melt away into the dark hole of existence. Perhaps.
I don’t know when the saying “I feel it in my bones” even started, but it surely has something to do with intuition. Intuition is a hard thing to describe except perhaps as something we feel in our bones which is a type of circular argument. It is the feeling we get when things are going along smoothly. But, more often than not, it is a signal from our core that something is amiss.
Where is this core? Is it found in the soul or the bones? When we die, our soul will move on to that place where souls go. Where that might be is one of the great mysteries of life, but our bones will remain here on earth. Someday, someone might pick up a fragment of bone and create a story about us and how we lived our lives during this twenty-first century. The story will surely include details about how fragile and sacred that life was, and how blessed we all were to be living on this blue planet oasis floating in the abyss of space.
Someday, when the fragile ecosystem of rare minerals that keeps AI alive has been depleted, all that will remain is the hollow metal shell of itself. Someday, some scientist wandering about looking for artifacts may pick up a shard from some great discard pile and wonder… what did man do with this? The answer will be … it depends.
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/series/human
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AI Could Never Feel Something in Its Bones
Things That AI Cannot Do – #15 in a series
August 25, 2026
Credit: NASAThere is something that all humans share and that is our bones. Bones are made of essential elements much like those found in the earth. Our bones hold us up even when we feel like sinking down. We have skeletons in the closet, and yes those are bones. We even have a funny bone which weirdly is no laughing matter.
Paleontologists have found bones that are hundreds of thousands of years old. These old bones, pieced together, tell a story of a life that we can only imagine. It is amazing that something as simple as a bone can outlast the longest of civilizations. Shows like Human on PBS help us understand man’s long and complicated evolution towards this century we all live in. We learn that the human has been at this game for a very long time. AI, on the other hand, is still a toddler in diapers.
AI depends on rare minerals mined from the far corners of the earth. Most of them are elements that the common person has never heard of; but without them, the complex computer systems it depends on could not survive. When those materials are depleted someday, as rare things often are, then Artificial Intelligence will silently melt away into the dark hole of existence. Perhaps.
I don’t know when the saying “I feel it in my bones” even started, but it surely has something to do with intuition. Intuition is a hard thing to describe except perhaps as something we feel in our bones which is a type of circular argument. It is the feeling we get when things are going along smoothly. But, more often than not, it is a signal from our core that something is amiss.
Where is this core? Is it found in the soul or the bones? When we die, our soul will move on to that place where souls go. Where that might be is one of the great mysteries of life, but our bones will remain here on earth. Someday, someone might pick up a fragment of bone and create a story about us and how we lived our lives during this twenty-first century. The story will surely include details about how fragile and sacred that life was, and how blessed we all were to be living on this blue planet oasis floating in the abyss of space.
Someday, when the fragile ecosystem of rare minerals that keeps AI alive has been depleted, all that will remain is the hollow metal shell of itself. Someday, some scientist wandering about looking for artifacts may pick up a shard from some great discard pile and wonder… what did man do with this? The answer will be … it depends.
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/series/human
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#artificialIntelligence #bones #dna #life #paleontologist #planetEarth #theSoul #writing -
AI Could Never Feel Something in Its Bones
Things That AI Cannot Do – #15 in a series
August 25, 2026
Credit: NASAThere is something that all humans share and that is our bones. Bones are made of essential elements much like those found in the earth. Our bones hold us up even when we feel like sinking down. We have skeletons in the closet, and yes those are bones. We even have a funny bone which weirdly is no laughing matter.
Paleontologists have found bones that are hundreds of thousands of years old. These old bones, pieced together, tell a story of a life that we can only imagine. It is amazing that something as simple as a bone can outlast the longest of civilizations. Shows like Human on PBS help us understand man’s long and complicated evolution towards this century we all live in. We learn that the human has been at this game for a very long time. AI, on the other hand, is still a toddler in diapers.
AI depends on rare minerals mined from the far corners of the earth. Most of them are elements that the common person has never heard of; but without them, the complex computer systems it depends on could not survive. When those materials are depleted someday, as rare things often are, then Artificial Intelligence will silently melt away into the dark hole of existence. Perhaps.
I don’t know when the saying “I feel it in my bones” even started, but it surely has something to do with intuition. Intuition is a hard thing to describe except perhaps as something we feel in our bones which is a type of circular argument. It is the feeling we get when things are going along smoothly. But, more often than not, it is a signal from our core that something is amiss.
Where is this core? Is it found in the soul or the bones? When we die, our soul will move on to that place where souls go. Where that might be is one of the great mysteries of life, but our bones will remain here on earth. Someday, someone might pick up a fragment of bone and create a story about us and how we lived our lives during this twenty-first century. The story will surely include details about how fragile and sacred that life was, and how blessed we all were to be living on this blue planet oasis floating in the abyss of space.
Someday, when the fragile ecosystem of rare minerals that keeps AI alive has been depleted, all that will remain is the hollow metal shell of itself. Someday, some scientist wandering about looking for artifacts may pick up a shard from some great discard pile and wonder… what did man do with this? The answer will be … it depends.
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/series/human
Leave a comment Cancel reply
#artificialIntelligence #bones #dna #life #paleontologist #planetEarth #theSoul #writing -
AI Could Never Feel Something in Its Bones
Things That AI Cannot Do – #15 in a series
August 25, 2026
Credit: NASAThere is something that all humans share and that is our bones. Bones are made of essential elements much like those found in the earth. Our bones hold us up even when we feel like sinking down. We have skeletons in the closet, and yes those are bones. We even have a funny bone which weirdly is no laughing matter.
Paleontologists have found bones that are hundreds of thousands of years old. These old bones, pieced together, tell a story of a life that we can only imagine. It is amazing that something as simple as a bone can outlast the longest of civilizations. Shows like Human on PBS help us understand man’s long and complicated evolution towards this century we all live in. We learn that the human has been at this game for a very long time. AI, on the other hand, is still a toddler in diapers.
AI depends on rare minerals mined from the far corners of the earth. Most of them are elements that the common person has never heard of; but without them, the complex computer systems it depends on could not survive. When those materials are depleted someday, as rare things often are, then Artificial Intelligence will silently melt away into the dark hole of existence. Perhaps.
I don’t know when the saying “I feel it in my bones” even started, but it surely has something to do with intuition. Intuition is a hard thing to describe except perhaps as something we feel in our bones which is a type of circular argument. It is the feeling we get when things are going along smoothly. But, more often than not, it is a signal from our core that something is amiss.
Where is this core? Is it found in the soul or the bones? When we die, our soul will move on to that place where souls go. Where that might be is one of the great mysteries of life, but our bones will remain here on earth. Someday, someone might pick up a fragment of bone and create a story about us and how we lived our lives during this twenty-first century. The story will surely include details about how fragile and sacred that life was, and how blessed we all were to be living on this blue planet oasis floating in the abyss of space.
Someday, when the fragile ecosystem of rare minerals that keeps AI alive has been depleted, all that will remain is the hollow metal shell of itself. Someday, some scientist wandering about looking for artifacts may pick up a shard from some great discard pile and wonder… what did man do with this? The answer will be … it depends.
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/series/human
Leave a comment Cancel reply
#artificialIntelligence #bones #dna #life #paleontologist #planetEarth #theSoul #writing -
AI Could Never Feel Something in Its Bones
Things That AI Cannot Do – #15 in a series
August 25, 2026
Credit: NASAThere is something that all humans share and that is our bones. Bones are made of essential elements much like those found in the earth. Our bones hold us up even when we feel like sinking down. We have skeletons in the closet, and yes those are bones. We even have a funny bone which weirdly is no laughing matter.
Paleontologists have found bones that are hundreds of thousands of years old. These old bones, pieced together, tell a story of a life that we can only imagine. It is amazing that something as simple as a bone can outlast the longest of civilizations. Shows like Human on PBS help us understand man’s long and complicated evolution towards this century we all live in. We learn that the human has been at this game for a very long time. AI, on the other hand, is still a toddler in diapers.
AI depends on rare minerals mined from the far corners of the earth. Most of them are elements that the common person has never heard of; but without them, the complex computer systems it depends on could not survive. When those materials are depleted someday, as rare things often are, then Artificial Intelligence will silently melt away into the dark hole of existence. Perhaps.
I don’t know when the saying “I feel it in my bones” even started, but it surely has something to do with intuition. Intuition is a hard thing to describe except perhaps as something we feel in our bones which is a type of circular argument. It is the feeling we get when things are going along smoothly. But, more often than not, it is a signal from our core that something is amiss.
Where is this core? Is it found in the soul or the bones? When we die, our soul will move on to that place where souls go. Where that might be is one of the great mysteries of life, but our bones will remain here on earth. Someday, someone might pick up a fragment of bone and create a story about us and how we lived our lives during this twenty-first century. The story will surely include details about how fragile and sacred that life was, and how blessed we all were to be living on this blue planet oasis floating in the abyss of space.
Someday, when the fragile ecosystem of rare minerals that keeps AI alive has been depleted, all that will remain is the hollow metal shell of itself. Someday, some scientist wandering about looking for artifacts may pick up a shard from some great discard pile and wonder… what did man do with this? The answer will be … it depends.
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/series/human
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#artificialIntelligence #bones #dna #life #paleontologist #planetEarth #theSoul #writing -
https://www.europesays.com/videos/81146/ COP17 in Mongolia: Finding solutions to land degradation #desertification #Euronews #Mongolia #PlanetEarth #UnitedNations
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More dreadful news, wildfires in #Britain.
Hold on, wasn’t it a certain #US president that said climate change is a hoax?More than 120 firefighters battle to stop New Forest wildfire spreading - BBC News https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cmq56755ve09t
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More dreadful news, wildfires in #Britain.
Hold on, wasn’t it a certain #US president that said climate change is a hoax?More than 120 firefighters battle to stop New Forest wildfire spreading - BBC News https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cmq56755ve09t
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More dreadful news, wildfires in #Britain.
Hold on, wasn’t it a certain #US president that said climate change is a hoax?More than 120 firefighters battle to stop New Forest wildfire spreading - BBC News https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cmq56755ve09t
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More dreadful news, wildfires in #Britain.
Hold on, wasn’t it a certain #US president that said climate change is a hoax?More than 120 firefighters battle to stop New Forest wildfire spreading - BBC News https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cmq56755ve09t
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More dreadful news, wildfires in #Britain.
Hold on, wasn’t it a certain #US president that said climate change is a hoax?More than 120 firefighters battle to stop New Forest wildfire spreading - BBC News https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cmq56755ve09t
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Solar eclipse warning to everyone in England as phenomenon happening Wednesday
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Solar eclipse warning to everyone in England as phenomenon happening Wednesday
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Solar eclipse warning to everyone in England as phenomenon happening Wednesday
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Solar eclipse warning to everyone in England as phenomenon happening Wednesday
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When is the solar eclipse 2026 in UK and how to watch safely - complete guide
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/solar-eclipse-2026-uk-glasses-37513482
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When is the solar eclipse 2026 in UK and how to watch safely - complete guide
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/solar-eclipse-2026-uk-glasses-37513482
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When is the solar eclipse 2026 in UK and how to watch safely - complete guide
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/solar-eclipse-2026-uk-glasses-37513482
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When is the solar eclipse 2026 in UK and how to watch safely - complete guide
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/solar-eclipse-2026-uk-glasses-37513482
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’The apparent chaos of the Anthropocene is turbocharging evolution itself’: Plants are finding ways to survive and thrive in the climate crisis — if we let them
In this excerpt from
https://s.faithcollapsing.com/mc041#climate-change #planet-earth
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’The apparent chaos of the Anthropocene is turbocharging evolution itself’: Plants are finding ways to survive and thrive in the climate crisis — if we let them
In this excerpt from
https://s.faithcollapsing.com/mc041#climate-change #planet-earth
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New Jersey meteorite contains amino acids, building blocks of life, scientists say
Harvard physicist discusses mysterious orb sightings in newly released Pentagon UFO files Avi Loeb, a Harvard theoretical physicist,…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Science #archaeology #Chemistry #NASA #naturalscience #PlanetEarth #travel
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New Jersey meteorite contains amino acids, building blocks of life, scientists say
Harvard physicist discusses mysterious orb sightings in newly released Pentagon UFO files Avi Loeb, a Harvard theoretical physicist,…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Science #archaeology #Chemistry #NASA #naturalscience #PlanetEarth #travel
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Our planet is resilient but it has limits.
The Planetary Boundary Framework helps us understand the conditions that keep Earth stable and humanity thriving.
Watch the full film with Johan Rockström on our YouTube channel.
#PlanetaryBoundaries #PlanetEarth #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #JohanRockström
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Our planet is resilient but it has limits.
The Planetary Boundary Framework helps us understand the conditions that keep Earth stable and humanity thriving.
Watch the full film with Johan Rockström on our YouTube channel.
#PlanetaryBoundaries #PlanetEarth #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #JohanRockström
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Our planet is resilient but it has limits.
The Planetary Boundary Framework helps us understand the conditions that keep Earth stable and humanity thriving.
Watch the full film with Johan Rockström on our YouTube channel.
#PlanetaryBoundaries #PlanetEarth #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #JohanRockström
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Our planet is resilient but it has limits.
The Planetary Boundary Framework helps us understand the conditions that keep Earth stable and humanity thriving.
Watch the full film with Johan Rockström on our YouTube channel.
#PlanetaryBoundaries #PlanetEarth #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #JohanRockström
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Our planet is resilient but it has limits.
The Planetary Boundary Framework helps us understand the conditions that keep Earth stable and humanity thriving.
Watch the full film with Johan Rockström on our YouTube channel.
#PlanetaryBoundaries #PlanetEarth #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #JohanRockström
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/581983/ Elon Musk Says SpaceX Would Be Worth More Than Earth if It Achieves Its Goals Amid First AI Satellite Reveal #AI #Anthropic #ArtificialIntelligence #ArtificialIntelligence #Éire #ElonMusk #IE #Ireland #PlanetEarth #RealEstate #SpaceExplorationTechnologies #Technology
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Seems timely, since we are in midst of multiple #ClimateCrisis events, to post about 2 Canadian made film projects that explore what the world would be like, without humans.
First up is, Aftermath: Population Zero aka Aftermath: The World After Humans.
Imagine if one minute from now, every single person on Earth disappeared. All of us. Human history just stopped. What would happen to the world without us? Aftermath: Population Zero features what scientists and others speculate the earth, animal life, and plant life might be like if humanity no longer existed, as well as the effect that humanity's disappearance would have on the artefacts of civilization. this documentary is inspired by Alan Weisman's The World Without Us.
Watch it for free on Internet Archive:
https://archive.org/details/aftermath-population-zero#CanadianFilm #CanadianMade #Climate #Environment #Nature #PlanetEarth #Ecology #Ecosystems #Flora #Fauna #FilmsWorthWatching #Films #FilmSeries #WatchThis
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Seems timely, since we are in midst of multiple #ClimateCrisis events, to post about 2 Canadian made film projects that explore what the world would be like, without humans.
First up is, Aftermath: Population Zero aka Aftermath: The World After Humans.
Imagine if one minute from now, every single person on Earth disappeared. All of us. Human history just stopped. What would happen to the world without us? Aftermath: Population Zero features what scientists and others speculate the earth, animal life, and plant life might be like if humanity no longer existed, as well as the effect that humanity's disappearance would have on the artefacts of civilization. this documentary is inspired by Alan Weisman's The World Without Us.
Watch it for free on Internet Archive:
https://archive.org/details/aftermath-population-zero#CanadianFilm #CanadianMade #Climate #Environment #Nature #PlanetEarth #Ecology #Ecosystems #Flora #Fauna #FilmsWorthWatching #Films #FilmSeries #WatchThis
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Seems timely, since we are in midst of multiple #ClimateCrisis events, to post about 2 Canadian made film projects that explore what the world would be like, without humans.
First up is, Aftermath: Population Zero aka Aftermath: The World After Humans.
Imagine if one minute from now, every single person on Earth disappeared. All of us. Human history just stopped. What would happen to the world without us? Aftermath: Population Zero features what scientists and others speculate the earth, animal life, and plant life might be like if humanity no longer existed, as well as the effect that humanity's disappearance would have on the artefacts of civilization. this documentary is inspired by Alan Weisman's The World Without Us.
Watch it for free on Internet Archive:
https://archive.org/details/aftermath-population-zero#CanadianFilm #CanadianMade #Climate #Environment #Nature #PlanetEarth #Ecology #Ecosystems #Flora #Fauna #FilmsWorthWatching #Films #FilmSeries #WatchThis
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Seems timely, since we are in midst of multiple #ClimateCrisis events, to post about 2 Canadian made film projects that explore what the world would be like, without humans.
First up is, Aftermath: Population Zero aka Aftermath: The World After Humans.
Imagine if one minute from now, every single person on Earth disappeared. All of us. Human history just stopped. What would happen to the world without us? Aftermath: Population Zero features what scientists and others speculate the earth, animal life, and plant life might be like if humanity no longer existed, as well as the effect that humanity's disappearance would have on the artefacts of civilization. this documentary is inspired by Alan Weisman's The World Without Us.
Watch it for free on Internet Archive:
https://archive.org/details/aftermath-population-zero#CanadianFilm #CanadianMade #Climate #Environment #Nature #PlanetEarth #Ecology #Ecosystems #Flora #Fauna #FilmsWorthWatching #Films #FilmSeries #WatchThis
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Seems timely, since we are in midst of multiple #ClimateCrisis events, to post about 2 Canadian made film projects that explore what the world would be like, without humans.
First up is, Aftermath: Population Zero aka Aftermath: The World After Humans.
Imagine if one minute from now, every single person on Earth disappeared. All of us. Human history just stopped. What would happen to the world without us? Aftermath: Population Zero features what scientists and others speculate the earth, animal life, and plant life might be like if humanity no longer existed, as well as the effect that humanity's disappearance would have on the artefacts of civilization. this documentary is inspired by Alan Weisman's The World Without Us.
Watch it for free on Internet Archive:
https://archive.org/details/aftermath-population-zero#CanadianFilm #CanadianMade #Climate #Environment #Nature #PlanetEarth #Ecology #Ecosystems #Flora #Fauna #FilmsWorthWatching #Films #FilmSeries #WatchThis
