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 | | Robot vs Puppy 02:21man's best friend head to head with a robot Tags: robot puppy war Category: Comedy Views: 77 Comments: 0 Added: Jun 25, 08 By: omgpeepswtf | |  |  | | Gladiator Military Robot 00:33see it in a battlefield near you. Tags: iraq war military robot army Category: Science & Technology Views: 559 Comments: 1 Added: Apr 29, 07 By: donttouchmyfknradio | |  |  | | ROBOT FIGHT Yokozuna Great vs Chrome Kid 03:27Great Robot Battle for Robo-One 11 Championship Tags: roboone roboone 11 robot battle robot fight robot fight video robot war championship yokozuna great chrome kid Category: Science & Technology Views: 811 Comments: 0 Added: May 22, 08 By: Robotfightvideos | |  |  | | ROBOT FIGHT Metalic fighter vs 2325RX 00:54classic robo-one match Tags: 2325rx classic roboone roboone 10 robot battle robot fight robot fight video robot war Category: Science & Technology Views: 611 Comments: 0 Added: May 20, 08 By: Robotfightvideos | |  |  | | Ivre vs MYRO 02:48Ivre vs MYRO in a heated battle in robo-one 10 Tags: ivre myro roboone roboone 10 robot battle robot fight robot fight video robot war Category: Science & Technology Views: 305 Comments: 0 Added: May 15, 08 By: Robotfightvideos | |  |  | | Kondo Robot Battle Black Tiger Neo 02:23a first look at Black Tiger Neo operating Tags: roboone roboone 10 robot fight robot fight video robot war black tiger neo kondo robot battle Category: Science & Technology Views: 367 Comments: 0 Added: May 13, 08 By: Robotfightvideos | |  |  | | Ivre vs King Kizer 06:37This final and classic match for the ROBO-ONE 10 Championship has Ivre and King Kizeroff square off in the heat of battle. Watch to see who wins the tournament! Tags: ivre king kizer roboone roboone 10 robot fight robot fight video robot war fights battle championship Category: Science & Technology Views: 258 Comments: 0 Added: May 9, 08 By: Robotfightvideos | |  |  | | Pentagons Robot Tank 01:19Field tests for the Pentagon's new Crusher robot vehicle. Tags: pentagon tank crusher vehicle war military awesome Category: Auto & Vehicles Views: 391 Comments: 0 Added: Feb 28, 08 By: shroudofturing | |  |  | | The Trap Lonely Robot pt 33 19:38<b>Read Description for a link to the next video in this series WE WILL FORCE YOU TO BE FREE</b> The second episode reiterated many of the ideas of the first, but developed the theme that the more...drugs such as Prozac and lists of psychological symptoms which might indicate anxiety or depression were being used to normalise behaviour and make humans behave more predictably, like machines. <a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/1337DFEFD97E4A578E16EC5068190340/the-trap-we-will-force-you-t.aspx">Click Here for the Next video in this series</a>
This was not presented as a conspiracy theory, but as a logical (although unpredicted) outcome of market-driven self-diagnosis by checklist based on symptoms, but not actual causes, discussed in the previous programme.
People with standard mood fluctuations diagnosed themselves as abnormal. They then presented themselves at psychiatrist's offices, fulfilled the diagnostic criteria without offering personal histories, and were medicated. The alleged result was that vast numbers of Western people have had their behaviour and mentation modified by SSRI drugs without any strict medical necessity.
The Ax Fight—a famous anthropological study of the Yanomamo people of Venezuela by Tim Asch and Napoleon Chagnon—was re-examined and its strictly genetic-determinist interpretation called into question. Other researchers were called upon to verify Chagnon's conclusions and arrived at totally opposed opinions. The suggestion was raised that the presence of a film crew and the handing out of machetes to some, but not all, tribesmen might have caused them to 'perform' as they did. While being questioned by Curtis, Chagnon was so annoyed by this suggestion that he terminated the interview and walked out of shot, protesting under his breath.
Film of Richard Dawkins propounding his ultra-strict "selfish gene" analogy of life was shown, with the archive clips spanning two decades to emphasise how the severely reductionist ideas of programmed behaviour have been absorbed by mainstream culture. (Later, however, the documentary gives evidence that cells are able to selectively replicate parts of DNA dependent on current needs. According to Curtis such evidence detracts from the simplified economic models of human beings.). This brought Curtis back to the economic models of Hayek and the game theories of Cold War. Curtis explains how, with the "robotic" description of humankind apparently validated by geneticists, the game theory systems gained even more hold over society's engineers.
The programme describes how the Clinton administration gave in to market theorists in the US and how New Labour in the UK decided to measure everything it could, the better to improve it, introducing such artificial and unmeasurable targets as:
* Reduction of hunger in Sub-Saharan Africa by 48% * Reduction of global conflict by 6%
It also introduced a rural community vibrancy index in order to gauge the quality of life in British villages and a birdsong index to check the apparent decline of wildlife.
In industry and the public services, this way of thinking led to a plethora of targets, quotas, and plans. It was meant to set workers free to achieve these targets in any way they chose. What these game-theory schemes did not predict was that the players, faced with impossible demands, would cheat.
Curtis describes how, in order to meet artificially inflated targets:
* Lothian and Borders Police reclassified dozens of criminal offences as "suspicious occurrences", in order to keep them out of crime figures; * Some NHS Hospital Trusts created an unofficial post of "The Hello Nurse," whose sole task it was to greet new arrivals in order to claim for statistical purposes that the patient had been "seen," even though no treatment or even examination had occurred during the encounter; * NHS managers took the wheels off trolleys and reclassified them as beds, while simult less Tags: trap lonely robot bbc power nightmares human war math economics game new world order news government usa britain uk canada. Category: News Views: 88 Comments: 0 Added: Nov 20, 07 By: ConspiracyCentral  | |  |  | | The Trap Lonely Robot pt 23 19:38<b>Read Description for a link to part 3</b> The second episode reiterated many of the ideas of the first, but developed the theme that the drugs such as Prozac and lists of psychological symptoms more...which might indicate anxiety or depression were being used to normalise behaviour and make humans behave more predictably, like machines. <a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/F6F24C0C8A95433F8B51EA42B5136010/the-trap-lonely-robot-pt-3-3.aspx">Click Here for part 3</a>
This was not presented as a conspiracy theory, but as a logical (although unpredicted) outcome of market-driven self-diagnosis by checklist based on symptoms, but not actual causes, discussed in the previous programme.
People with standard mood fluctuations diagnosed themselves as abnormal. They then presented themselves at psychiatrist's offices, fulfilled the diagnostic criteria without offering personal histories, and were medicated. The alleged result was that vast numbers of Western people have had their behaviour and mentation modified by SSRI drugs without any strict medical necessity.
The Ax Fight—a famous anthropological study of the Yanomamo people of Venezuela by Tim Asch and Napoleon Chagnon—was re-examined and its strictly genetic-determinist interpretation called into question. Other researchers were called upon to verify Chagnon's conclusions and arrived at totally opposed opinions. The suggestion was raised that the presence of a film crew and the handing out of machetes to some, but not all, tribesmen might have caused them to 'perform' as they did. While being questioned by Curtis, Chagnon was so annoyed by this suggestion that he terminated the interview and walked out of shot, protesting under his breath.
Film of Richard Dawkins propounding his ultra-strict "selfish gene" analogy of life was shown, with the archive clips spanning two decades to emphasise how the severely reductionist ideas of programmed behaviour have been absorbed by mainstream culture. (Later, however, the documentary gives evidence that cells are able to selectively replicate parts of DNA dependent on current needs. According to Curtis such evidence detracts from the simplified economic models of human beings.). This brought Curtis back to the economic models of Hayek and the game theories of Cold War. Curtis explains how, with the "robotic" description of humankind apparently validated by geneticists, the game theory systems gained even more hold over society's engineers.
The programme describes how the Clinton administration gave in to market theorists in the US and how New Labour in the UK decided to measure everything it could, the better to improve it, introducing such artificial and unmeasurable targets as:
* Reduction of hunger in Sub-Saharan Africa by 48% * Reduction of global conflict by 6%
It also introduced a rural community vibrancy index in order to gauge the quality of life in British villages and a birdsong index to check the apparent decline of wildlife.
In industry and the public services, this way of thinking led to a plethora of targets, quotas, and plans. It was meant to set workers free to achieve these targets in any way they chose. What these game-theory schemes did not predict was that the players, faced with impossible demands, would cheat.
Curtis describes how, in order to meet artificially inflated targets:
* Lothian and Borders Police reclassified dozens of criminal offences as "suspicious occurrences", in order to keep them out of crime figures; * Some NHS Hospital Trusts created an unofficial post of "The Hello Nurse," whose sole task it was to greet new arrivals in order to claim for statistical purposes that the patient had been "seen," even though no treatment or even examination had occurred during the encounter; * NHS managers took the wheels off trolleys and reclassified them as beds, while simultaneously reclassifying corridors as wards, in order to falsify Accident & E less Tags: trap lonely robot bbc power nightmares human war math economics game new world order news government usa britain uk canada. Category: News Views: 145 Comments: 0 Added: Nov 20, 07 By: ConspiracyCentral  | |  |  | | The Trap Lonely Robot pt 13 19:46<b>Read Description for a link to part 2</b> The second episode reiterated many of the ideas of the first, but developed the theme that the drugs such as Prozac and lists of psychological symptoms more...which might indicate anxiety or depression were being used to normalise behaviour and make humans behave more predictably, like machines.
This was not presented as a conspiracy theory, but as a logical (although unpredicted) outcome of market-driven self-diagnosis by checklist based on symptoms, but not actual causes, discussed in the previous programme. <a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/9A226700675342A2A5DFAD76F83EDFFC/the-trap-lonely-robot-pt-2-3.aspx">Click Here for part 2</a>
People with standard mood fluctuations diagnosed themselves as abnormal. They then presented themselves at psychiatrist's offices, fulfilled the diagnostic criteria without offering personal histories, and were medicated. The alleged result was that vast numbers of Western people have had their behaviour and mentation modified by SSRI drugs without any strict medical necessity.
The Ax Fight—a famous anthropological study of the Yanomamo people of Venezuela by Tim Asch and Napoleon Chagnon—was re-examined and its strictly genetic-determinist interpretation called into question. Other researchers were called upon to verify Chagnon's conclusions and arrived at totally opposed opinions. The suggestion was raised that the presence of a film crew and the handing out of machetes to some, but not all, tribesmen might have caused them to 'perform' as they did. While being questioned by Curtis, Chagnon was so annoyed by this suggestion that he terminated the interview and walked out of shot, protesting under his breath.
Film of Richard Dawkins propounding his ultra-strict "selfish gene" analogy of life was shown, with the archive clips spanning two decades to emphasise how the severely reductionist ideas of programmed behaviour have been absorbed by mainstream culture. (Later, however, the documentary gives evidence that cells are able to selectively replicate parts of DNA dependent on current needs. According to Curtis such evidence detracts from the simplified economic models of human beings.). This brought Curtis back to the economic models of Hayek and the game theories of Cold War. Curtis explains how, with the "robotic" description of humankind apparently validated by geneticists, the game theory systems gained even more hold over society's engineers.
The programme describes how the Clinton administration gave in to market theorists in the US and how New Labour in the UK decided to measure everything it could, the better to improve it, introducing such artificial and unmeasurable targets as:
* Reduction of hunger in Sub-Saharan Africa by 48% * Reduction of global conflict by 6%
It also introduced a rural community vibrancy index in order to gauge the quality of life in British villages and a birdsong index to check the apparent decline of wildlife.
In industry and the public services, this way of thinking led to a plethora of targets, quotas, and plans. It was meant to set workers free to achieve these targets in any way they chose. What these game-theory schemes did not predict was that the players, faced with impossible demands, would cheat.
Curtis describes how, in order to meet artificially inflated targets:
* Lothian and Borders Police reclassified dozens of criminal offences as "suspicious occurrences", in order to keep them out of crime figures; * Some NHS Hospital Trusts created an unofficial post of "The Hello Nurse," whose sole task it was to greet new arrivals in order to claim for statistical purposes that the patient had been "seen," even though no treatment or even examination had occurred during the encounter; * NHS managers took the wheels off trolleys and reclassified them as beds, while simultaneously reclassifying corridors as wards, in order to falsify Accident & E less Tags: trap lonely robot bbc power nightmares human war math economics game new world order news government usa britain uk canada. Category: News Views: 222 Comments: 1 Added: Nov 20, 07 By: ConspiracyCentral  | |  |  | | Bomb Defusal Robot vs IED 00:42This reminds me of the end of "Short Circuit" somehow... Tags: ied iraq war robot bomb explosion Category: Science & Technology Views: 1,204 Comments: 0 Added: Sep 18, 07 By: shroudofturing | |  |  | | ROBOT 00:41Learn about ROBOTS: http://cmp.felk.cvut.cz/projects/actipret/robot.html Karel Capek's R.U.R. (1921 AD) In 1921, the Czech author Karel Capek (pronounced Chahpek) wrote his best known piece of work, the more...play R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots), which featured machines created to simulate human beings.
Some references state that term "robot" was derived from the Czech word robota, meaning "work", while others propose that robota actually means "forced workers" or "slaves." This latter view would certainly fit the point that Capek was trying to make, because his robots eventually rebelled against their creators, ran amok, and tried to wipe out the human race.
However, as is usually the case with words, the truth of the matter is a little more convoluted. In the days when Czechoslovakia was a feudal society,"robota"referred to the two or three days of the week that peasants were obliged to leave their own fields to work without remuneration on the lands of noblemen. For a long time after the feudal system had passed away, robota continued to be used to describe work that one wasn't exactly doing voluntarily or for fun, while today's younger Czechs and Slovaks tend to use robota to refer to work that's boring or uninteresting. less Tags: robot Category: Arts & Animation Views: 72 Comments: 0 Added: Feb 23, 07 By: animations4you | |  |  | | Watch the International Trailer for TERMINATOR SALVATION” 00:59Watch the new international trailer for the upcoming SONY picture, “TERMINATOR SALVATION,” hitting theaters in 2009! Tags: terminator salvation trailer action future robot christian bale sam worthington arnold schwarzenager war Category: Entertainment Views: 149 Comments: 0 Added: Jul 21, 08 By: SPE | |  |  | | trading robot 01:46trading robot A 100% Automated Stock Robot Make $1000 - $2000 Per Week With a Tags: trading robot Category: Video Comments Views: 32 Comments: 0 Added: Jun 24, 08 By: duvaninc | |  |  | | Crazy Cat Serial Killer 00:26sometime what you see is not the truth Tags: cool art 3d hard work amateur commercial show war transformer prime time car super road street monster robot mad war win Category: Comedy Views: 62 Comments: 0 Added: Nov 27, 07 By: aztechrouter07 | |  |  | | Air hockey robot 01:26Air hockey robot Tags: robot Category: Science & Technology Views: 75 Comments: 0 Added: Aug 8, 07 By: syan444 | |  |  | | Robot Dance2 01:40Robot - Dance2 Tags: robot dance2 Category: Music Views: 120 Comments: 0 Added: May 10, 07 By: bhoe27 | |  |  | | Robot Dance1 02:01Robot - Dance1 Tags: robot dance1 Category: Music Views: 117 Comments: 0 Added: May 10, 07 By: bhoe27 | |  |  | | Robot Woman 00:28alive or not? Tags: robot woman Category: Comedy Views: 433 Comments: 0 Added: Apr 30, 07 By: Vizion72 | |  |  | | Robot Massage 00:20a funny small machine... Tags: massage robot Category: Entertainment Views: 5,161 Comments: 2 Added: Apr 30, 07 By: Vizion72 | |  |  | | Beer Robot 03:45Here is a cool little robot that pours beer for you Tags: beer robot Category: Science & Technology Views: 58 Comments: 0 Added: Apr 12, 07 By: Peter7 | |  |  | | soccer Transformers 00:31high tech commercial Tags: candy commercial transformer robot battle war higth tech cartoons kids teens sweet guys japon danger figth Category: Entertainment Views: 5,726 Comments: 0 Added: Apr 4, 07 By: EddieD  | |  |  | | robot 00:23robot destroy sttret Tags: funny robot Category: Arts & Animation Views: 747 Comments: 8 Added: Mar 31, 07 By: reyking  | |  |
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