Skeptic Project

I'm not either. I will probably watch it when it's uploaded online, though. But I'd rather go out for dinner with a friend than buy a ticket for a screening.

Well, yes. But my interpretation of what you were asking was more to the effect of asking whether any of us were going to a screening and then sitting through a 9347337297 hour ramble between the participants at the screening. That, I will not be doing. But I'll certainly be watching it because I want to be able to comment on it.

No. While Zeitgeisters sit and watch their woo, I'll be painting the inside of a Habitat house, and thus accomplish more for humanity in one day than the entirety of the Zeitgeist movement.

I have not seen the first two; why start now.

^ Agree.

Although a more appropriate term would be critical analysis, than bash. Bash is more appropriate after the analysis is done.

I don't think he can pull off a movie with nothing but negative claims, but we will see.

Or rather his ego won't let him.

@ducanlecombre:

I think if it DOES have lots of negative 'undebunkable' stuff, is that the undebunkable fluff will come up when Peter's just narrating a section with stock-footage and photographs and that the actual interesting and relevant stuff will come from the Harvard dude and any other possible academics that he's managed to score an interview with. The question will be whether he'll just take their information as it is, or bend & interpret it to fit the ZM world-view - and considering the situation there's a good chance he'll try and do that, I think.

Seriously, though, in the trailer - why didn't he airbrush tanktop's skin? I mean, isn't one of the core unspoken philosophies of the movement that humanity is perfect and thus able to create an ideal world? Don't you have to be ideal to create something ideal?

Also Peter needs some hair removal cream.

Yeah, I know. I'm referring more to the academics which may or may not be credible anyway, but, we'll have to wait and see - maybe the Harvard Professor is the only academic...

AND Melbourne's screening begins at 10.30AM anyway. OMG. I don't even have to be out of bed at that time for uni.

Uh.... he's a FORMER professor at Harvard Medical School.

Disingenuous as hell.

The point is that in typical Merola fashion he warps reality to fit his narrative.

^ Looks like they (she?) publish(es) a whole lot of woo.

http://www.jkp.com/search/index.php?s=vaccine

Look what I found. Its a publisher of anti-vaxxer woo.

Typical Merola.

The credibility of Merola's sources is already going down the toilet and the movie isn't even out yet.

Again: Typical Merola.

I forgot who it was that dug up Merola's parents' Facebook profiles.

Let's just say: they ain't hurting for money. Nowhere remotely close.

I wonder if that's a clue towards Merola's hatred for families and money.