"Love and peace! Love and peace!!"

I don't like a lot of anime, but I thought this series was great.

Ha. Haaaa ha hahaaha aha aha ha. Ha.

The best bit is right at the end: "Respect!"

On the one hand, I find this to be quite scary stuff. As Cyberbeast says, it's a big step toward making video evidence easy to fake.

On the other hand, making video evidence easy to fake would be a big step toward making CCTV redundant. I like that thought.

Hail to the King, baby!

Fantastic!

Arnor: I just figured it might not be obvious to people who know very little about this area of science. As the video seems to be a primer for exactly those folks, I thought it was worth mentioning...

This clip is utterly perfect. I especially like the music...

Saw these guys at the Basement Jaxx gig a couple of weeks ago. I think they're touring round the UK at the moment...

Any band formed as an excuse to sit around and drink beer gets an upvote from me!

I remember seeing this flick a couple years ago. I'd recommend it to any action movie fan...

theronpoker: [edit] Listen to Pragmatick, he knows what he's on about...

Pallen: Thanks for one of the very few videos I've seen on here that genuinely merited the word 'awesome' in the title.

I really think the preamble from www.tenthdimension.com is worth mentioning alongside this video. It's included right at the end of the video, but is only seen for a fairly short time:

"The "theory of reality" that I advance on this website and in the book "Imagining the Tenth Dimension" is not the one that is commonly accepted by today's physicists. Anyone wanting to know more about the currently established thinking behind string theory and the tenth or eleventh dimension should refer to such excellent books as "Parallel Worlds" by Michio Kaku, "The Fabric of the Cosmos" by Brian Greene, or "Warped Passages" by Lisa Randall.

I invite you to think of this as an entertaining diversion that for some people will have a strong and thought-provoking connection to their impression of how the world really works. If you click on "The Forum", you will be taken to a page that gives readers an opportunity to debate the concepts presented in the book and this website more fully. Enjoy! " - Rob Bryanton

The presentation in the video suggests that it is presenting factual information, so I think it's important that it be qualified as what it really is: a hypothesis.

With all that said, an excellent video.

@LadyBug: Until now, I thought I was the only person in the world who found that funny...

@Raytrace: Well obviously they just have to make sure they land on their heads!

Kinda hard to detect one-word written sarcasm, no?

But then, I guess I could've noticed that you voted for this Farhad.

All hail the great cat herder! (Oh, and upvote too.)