i wonder why they flipped the footage horizontally...

maybe so the woman ends on the streetcorner on the left, moving from left to right like a french novel, each woman a chapter. or maybe it's to call attention to the words on the censor bars, since the other words on street signs and restaurants are therefore backwards. perhaps it's a stylistic choice to maintain the mise en scene of the continuous shot, such that the film begins with the inversely reflected, and thus legible word "Brighton" in the rear window of the original car, indicating the intent of this simple music video is to brighten the day of the viewer.

yes, that must be all true.

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guess i'll be the first wise-ass that says that's not a roller coaster, its a bungee-ball.

ala
http://www.netsplit.com/events/2002/brighton-pride/brighton-pride-006.jpg

BrightOne, your scientific doctrine is just a doctrine, that's the point he's making. Prove to me that the universe is scientific, because until you do, my personal doctrine says to assume it's magical and mysterious. It's not because I am gullible or I don't think, it's because I thought about it A LOT and came to the conclusion that science is always changing its mind, while god smiles down on your efforts to discover him.

Now, you might not understand that, but I thought about it. And I studied astrophysics. And I read "A Brief History of Time" and "The Elegant Universe" and understood more than half of it

Your dogmatic assumption that the universe runs on pure logic is as faith based as my own assumption. You don't need to be a scientist to know that the world is wonderful, beautiful and amazing. And science can't measure wonder, beauty or amazement yet...

We all just get a firm hunch and then find a clever person's words to cling to, whether it's Dawkins or not. We don't understand, so we pretend to understand, and convince ourselves by repeating our doctrine on the internet over and over, as if typing it out makes it true.