I'm going, and I'm planting *my* flag.

I share your frustration, but have an answer: Yes, Brontosauroi (ha) are real again. It was rectified a few years ago. The Apatosaurus thing only lasted 3 or so years. Go figure!

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-brontosaurus-is-back1/

If only Sam Waterson weren't *THE* exception to that rule!

Please pass legislation that forbids for-profit companies from supplying life-saving services.

You could also force every employee of a corporation to watch their own company's advertising schtick to understand what is expected of them by their clients.
Such a massive, apathetic disconnect there.

This is one of the more important videos I think these guys have produced.

*promote

15,300 @ 38!

Fun!

I just know/work with the tech intimately, and I'm showing my aversion to PR videos. Their claim is *technically* true insofar as they had to write the software to do it the way they wanted to, because that's how they do things (and well; zero criticism of Pixar here). It certainly would have been more technically challenging to animate it with the tools of 2003, but whoever said it wasn't possible for technical limitations works for marketing, not art or animation.

"Pixar says Hank the Octopus wasn't possible with the technology available 13 years ago for "Finding Nemo.""

Well... not really true, but it is quite good! I laughed out loud at the kitten poster gag.

*promote
I'd love to see something longer that was just as in-depth.

I get the impression things aren't much different today, which is a shame on a level I won't even get into here, but I really wonder how career guidance differs now compared to the pre-internet era.