Nice nod to Philip K Dick and therefore We Can Remember It for You Wholesale (filmed as Total Recall) at the end.

nice soundtrack, btw if you like this film you love 'a scanner darkly'. Is based on a Philip K. Dick story aswell

"My feelings as a Christian points me to my Lord and Savior as a fighter." - Adolf Hitler, in a speech on 12 April 1922...., if Hitler said it, that says it all...but wasn't Jesus more like Hitler??? After all, not only was he a fighter...he was a[fill in blanks to make you feel good here]....what about a symbol??? Hay-zeus and Hitler are symbolic.....ever here of Carl Jung, read that shit for a religion to follow, pretty close to Buddhism....and so it goes, we associate that which is aberrant or beautiful filtered through the lens of perception....a glass darkly?....Philip K. Dick said it, so did the Apostle Paul.....what do YOU think is wrong with this picture???

"having a brick wall handy to bang your head against for relief"-


love his too, how true also of sporting events, the fans and fetishes, all relief valves of societies contrived and controlled...Hitler was a madman, no, he tunnel visioned himself down the ultimate path of any sentient beings' destruction, who has no governor...oh, and he was the ultimate asshole.......

So...to hang on Hitler, do you make an assumption or read between the words????.....Propaganda of the kind that is broadcast for mass consumption today is the Antichrist in all her splendor.....Babylon, baby, fill yer' head with Lucky Charms and you'll be doing yourself a better dose.......

This vids an example of
Interchangable pundits of self, expressing the current paradigm in familiar, cabalistic, semantic bleats, ....an editorial, fer crissakes.......

Choose life. Choose long hours. Choose mind numbing work. Choose to disconnect. Choose Videosift.

This is slowly becoming one of those dark Philip K. Dick novels...

Woo, we're one step closer to Spielberg's (and Philip K. Dick's) vision of the interface seen in Minority Report. I can't imagine the CPU power behind that set of screens though. Perhaps an array of iPhones are behind the scenes?

One of the greatest scenes ever. Oh, and I don't really understand why you're talking about interviews with Philip K. Dick as if Blade Runner was somehow his creation. "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" was about how machines are inherently evil and could never be indistinguishable from humans, whereas the theme of the movie "Blade Runner" is that sometimes machines can be "more human than human." The story and the movie are polar opposites.