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Audience Rating: G (General Audience)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0850108001016
Format: AC-3, Box set, Collector's Edition, Color, Director's Cut, Full length, Full Screen, Special Edition, NTSC
Label: Alsbury Films
Manufacturer: Alsbury Films
Number Of Items: 5
Publisher: Alsbury Films
Region Code: 1
Release Date: May 01, 2005
Running Time: 540 minutes
Sales Rank: 22878
Studio: Alsbury Films
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If you liked "Dinner with Andre," then wait for the weekend, order in some Chinese and kill some very meaningfully spent time. The "cast" is uneven - which makes for nice juxtapositions. My favorites: Hammeroff, Ramachandran and the grad student in her mid-twenties (can't remember her name right off the bat). Hammeroff - an intellectual "tank." Ramachandran - succinct. The grad student - probably a mirror image of a developmental state that most who'll watch this DVD set has gone through - the ... Read More
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This excellent DVD box set documented interesting presentations on several theories of consciousness. The presenting researchers included MD's and other individuals with world class credentials in: brain research, molecular biology, neurobiology, organic chemistry, computers and electronics, test engineering, math and statistics, theoretical and experimental physics, philosopy and even some part time poets. Although this box set was a bit pricey it was a high quality DVD production hosted by a talented ... Read More
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This DVD set contains roughly 6-7 hours of "talking heads" imparting a wide variety of views and information on the topic of consciousness. Since the talking heads belong to renown subject matter experts, a high level of discussion is maintained throughout all interviews. Some of the towering figures in the philosophy department, such as Dennett and Searle, are conspicuously absent and as a result the discussion appears to be somewhat neuroscience-oriented; at times it becomes slightly technical. Yet, it ... Read More
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This documentary is all interviews with different experts and is pretty boring. I bought it after watching WTBDWK thinking it was going to be cool but was dissapointed. Save your money for something more interesting than a whole bunch of people sitting, and talking talking talking with no visuals.
Just my advice.
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Overall I enjoyed watching the DVD. I ended up viewing it over the course of a week, watching one disc per night. I found some of the topics much more interesting than others, but there is a good amount of variety amongst the thinkers in this film.
If you are looking for fancy animations or backgrounds you won't find them in this set. The person simply sits in front of a blue background and speaks on their field. I'm not quite sure if it's entirely worth the $40, that's the only reason I ... Read More
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