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The film discusses the need for a radical shift in human consciousness, emphasizing that societal issues stem from outdated norms and traditions. It argues that the current state of the world, marked by violence and inequality, reflects a flawed understanding of human nature and societal structures. The documentary critiques the monetary system, describing it as a deeply ingrained institution that shapes perceptions and behaviors, often without question or understanding.
It shows the alarming statistics of wealth distribution, noting that 1% of the population owns 40% of the world's wealth and that 34,000 children die daily from poverty-related causes. The film calls for individuals to recognize their own power in transforming their lives and society, asserting that true change begins with a shift in consciousness rather than reliance on external leaders or systems.
Why Watch
- •Understand the flaws of the monetary system.
- •See how societal norms shape human behavior.
- •Discover the power of individual consciousness.
Did You Know
•34,000 children die every single day from poverty and preventable diseases.
•1% of the population owns 40% of the planet's wealth.
•50% of the world's population lives on less than two dollars a day.
•The monetary system is often viewed with confusion and boredom.
Perfect For
Social justice advocatesEconomics enthusiastsPhilosophy studentsActivists for change