This video shows the view from the window on the Narita Line Train as it runs from the Eastern Suburbs of Tokyo through Chiba-ken. Past many small towns, temples, and rice farms, and then back toward   more...Tokyo again.  less

Hey man! This is my 2nd time to Japan, the first time was 15 years ago. I go to shit in the tolilet there, it's a real traditional flush...check it out!

I visit my grandmother once again. This time, I go through United Airlines and go through Narita airport... I'm also trying a new video format....

A short complete track that I completed using Line Rider.

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Far and away the most influential passage in Western philosophy ever written is Plato's discussion of the prisoners of the cave and his abstract presentation of the divided line. For Plato, human beings   more...live in a world of visible and intelligible things. The visible world is what surrounds us: what we see, what we hear, what we experience; this visible world is a world of change and uncertainty. The intelligible world is made up of the unchanging products of human reason: anything arising from reason alone, such as abstract definitions or mathematics, makes up this intelligible world, which is the world of reality. The intelligible world contains the eternal "Forms" (in Greek, idea ) of things; the visible world is the imperfect and changing manifestation in this world of these unchanging forms. For example, the "Form" or "Idea" of a horse is intelligible, abstract, and applies to all horses; this Form never changes, even though horses vary wildly among themselves—the Form of a horse would never change even if every horse in the world were to vanish. An individual horse is a physical, changing object that can easily cease to be a horse (if, for instance, it's dropped out of a fifty story building); the Form of a horse, or "horseness," never changes. As a physical object, a horse only makes sense in that it can be referred to the "Form" or "Idea" of horseness.
Plato imagines these two worlds, the sensible world and the intelligible world, as existing on a line that can be divided in the middle: the lower part of the line consists of the visible world and the upper part of the line makes up the intelligible world. Each half of the line relates to a certain type of knowledge: of the visible world, we can only have opinion (in Greek: doxa); of the intelligible world we achieve "knowledge" (in Greek, epistemŽ). Each of these divisions can also be divided in two. The visible or changing world can be divided into a lower region, "illusion," which is made up of shadows, reflections, paintings, poetry, etc., and an upper region, "belief," which refers to any kind of knowledge of things that change, such as individual horses. "Belief" may be true some or most of the time but occasionally is wrong (since things in the visible world change); belief is practical and may serve as a relatively reliable guide to life but doesn't really involve thinking things out to the point of certainty. The upper region can be divided into, on the lower end, "reason," which is knowledge of things like mathematics but which require that some postulates be accepted without question, and "intelligence," which is the knowledge of the highest and most abstract categories of things, an understanding of the ultimate good.  less

Hi.I hope you like it.

a clip from one of my tracks in the game Line Rider

No camera in helmet yet.. but I need at least 1 video..

In this video I'm on the Narita Airport Express Train going from the Airport to Shinjuku Station in Tokyo. Some shots of the train platforms and the inside of Shinjuku station. Then video walking through   more...the station to the exit. Yea walking shots sucks. No way to get a steady shot, but I had to do it anyway.

Shinjuku is, or was at that time anyways the worlds biggest train station. I believe it has over 65 different exits. My plan for the video was to exit at the one near the Altavision TV screen (which you can see later in the video). You would have been able to see the big screen TV as I came up the stairs. It would have been totally cool, but I screwed it up. I came out in a really boring place a block away.

Anyways there are some shots of Shinjuku at night while I was walking to the the Seibu-Shinjuku Station to catch the train to my hotel in Tokorozawa-shi Saitama-ken.

Then some shots of my very cheap hotel room. Thats what you get for $45 a night in Tokyo. Actually it was a pretty good deal.  less

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Sorry for the lag!

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