For those interested in our oil situation.

[ktoneal at cox.net]

Seems appropriate
click onto
http://www.csun.edu/~dgw61315/dgwhayek.html

---- Wayne Murray <wayne at xnar.com> wrote: 
> I feel like I am living in "the brave new world" do we really get our
> information from movie productions? Movies are designed to get you to go to
> them and pay money, and tell your friends so they will go and pay money.
> Emotion is the primary driver, drama. TV is to get you to watch so that you
> buy products.  This is why there are different networks with a selection of
> the same facts spun in different directions.  Network news helpful?  Oil
> spikes and the movies are about oil and cars.  Remember when starvation was
> a popular emotion, and now we are all so fat that "fast food nation" is a
> hit:-).
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> We all sit here with machines in our homes that give us the accumulated
> knowledge of civilization and the means to sort through it at our finger
> tips and we respond to reality with emotions that have been "produced".
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> Spend an evening surfing the web for energy saving ideas we can implement,
> reading some Friedrich Hayek, or for those who just like a good movie I
> recommend the one that formulated my parent's opinions in the 60'S.
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> From: central-city-discuss-bounces at gcna.info
> [mailto:central-city-discuss-bounces at gcna.info] On Behalf Of D A M O N
> Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 7:32 AM
> To: central-city-discuss at gcna.info
> Subject: Re: For those interested in our oil situation.
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> It's the Harkins Theatre on Goldwater, north of Camelback.  Across the
> street from the Scottsdale Fashion Square.  It's a smaller cineplex that
> mostly plays indies and foriegn films.  
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