Great video ... love it

Its still amazing for me to be addicted with this new version... ;) Its great and what does it means? Stop to be the spectators of our life ... Do actions right now! :)

Being open with the world ^__^

what's the name of the song playing in the backround?

Awesome video, amazing information.

its mean what in next 1000yers we all leaving our real body and going into online world =)

Love the song loved the video! So interesting!

wrong music...

nice representation of interesting trivia:)

That remix really rocks. I'm sharing it. I also so the original, same (almost) good info, but boy that was boring compared to yours.

The video and the song are great (for those wondering, the song is "Right here, right now" by British artist "Fatboy Slim").

a lot of the information cannot be verified. can you provide the sources?
or is this just another of those viral clips

i was impressed

Very impressive. I don't need to see the bibliography for the facts. I've been to China and they will soon eat our lunch. We will then pay them to feed us.

Tell that to Joe the Plumber.

This video was so well put together. Everyone needs to see it..

What does it all mean? In many respects, not as much as we might first think. Corporations typically footdrag on advancement to get a larger Return On Investment for their research efforts. Think CD technology... how long did that cash cow run? For many years you could buy a CD for $15 or a cassette tape for $7 - A CD being a single stamped piece of aluminum glued between two pieces of plastic and a cassette having many moving parts made with a diverse set of raw materials. Which do you think was cheaper to make and how was that reflected in the price?

We see this now with PC and video card performance. We see the slightest increase in performance marketed as a cutting edge improvement. The result is millions retire their 2.8GHz PC to buy a 3.1GHz PC, thinking they are making advances.

It's a simple cash cow model Intel, AMD, MS, and Apple haved used against consumers for 25 years... because it works in a consumer driven market. It provides a huge ROI on modest research efforts.

I hope the current economic crisis snaps us out of the consumer driven model, perhaps to move toward a value-based market model - where we buy things not because we love to buy things but because we believe the exchange of our money for their products represents something of some real value to us. Currently, most consumers are driven to... consume for the sake of consumption. We are so used to it, we don't even take offense that "they" call us consumers, instead of customers. What does *that* all mean?

Thanks for sharing this.

YUM! It's like video crack for forward thinking designers!

"We did all this research..on Wikipedia" :D

Really cool, interesting factoids.

cool!!
5stars!

Maybe it means that we need to start filtering what we get from the outside world before we crash our brains for overflow?
food for thought.

At last, i found it... Excelent!!! :D

Amazing how dated this video has become since it was made. It doesn't have Twitter or smartphones addressed, which has really taken over the public consciousness in the last 2 years

I'm excited for the future.