To begin, I will say after watching this video I was left questioning the very fabric of reality. What does it mean to be good? What does it mean to be? What does 'it' mean?
Does?
Society seems to be at a tipping point in terms of the questionable objectiveness of what is right and wrong and how we can determine the veracity of a moral argument. This production tackles huge controversial issues from a perspective that exists outside of human thought processes, yet maintains it's relationship with the average viewer. Whilst being layered with a variety of differing emotions that at times conflict with one another but also intertwine and unravel near the film's climax, the ending definitely satisfies on many platitudes and clearly validate the core premise.
Since witnessing this amazing piece of art, I have donated all of my belongings to the homeless, abandoned my family and plan to travel to the Himalayas to truly reflect on what life is, and what it means to be part of the human experience.
Praise Frank, may his filthiness prevail over all.
RIP Harambe.
Does?
Society seems to be at a tipping point in terms of the questionable objectiveness of what is right and wrong and how we can determine the veracity of a moral argument. This production tackles huge controversial issues from a perspective that exists outside of human thought processes, yet maintains it's relationship with the average viewer. Whilst being layered with a variety of differing emotions that at times conflict with one another but also intertwine and unravel near the film's climax, the ending definitely satisfies on many platitudes and clearly validate the core premise.
Since witnessing this amazing piece of art, I have donated all of my belongings to the homeless, abandoned my family and plan to travel to the Himalayas to truly reflect on what life is, and what it means to be part of the human experience.
Praise Frank, may his filthiness prevail over all.
RIP Harambe.