Originally Posted by 333

I've been keeping myself updated on this thread since it opened up. I used to follow Zeitgeist a good bit after seeing the movie. In fact, I even showed Zeitgeist Addendum at the university I was attending in hopes of opening more minds. The more I thought about it and the more I researched the facts that the movies presented, the more I was let down. The society Fresco presents to his audience is beyond what we are capable of now. This Utopian society is not possible if we don't come together. This, I think, is what we should be focused on. We are too separated as a race to realize or even acknowledge the possibility of a collective consciousness. Not to say all of our problems will magically appear before us once we "come together", but it's a start, no? Sure, there are certainly arguable facts in this movie, but I feel like there was a bigger, more general idea. An idea of unison in the people to create something larger than we can even imagine. Perhaps I've an drunken optimistic view of what humanity is capable of ... So fucking be it.