embryo...

[Rizvan Asgarov]

Hi Friends,

Human history can be divided into three major periods in very much the same way that the development of a human embryo consists of three trimesters. An interesting video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxtJGoZjgRs&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fmix%2Eaz%2Fvideoroliki%2F31235%2D7000000000%2Ehtml&feature=player_embedded
OR http://www.illuzia.net/en/

Sincerely,
Rizvan

[Ernest Friedman-Hill]

Ummmm.... yeah. My favorite part was when the space shuttle flew around the moon. Or maybe when they started using footage from cheesy disaster movies. Or the completely nonlinear timescale.

[marc weber]

Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:Ummmm.... yeah. My favorite part was when the space shuttle flew around the moon...

Wait... You mean, like... It flew around the moon without actually landing on it?

(Should I watch the video?)

[Ernest Friedman-Hill]

marc weber wrote:

Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:Ummmm.... yeah. My favorite part was when the space shuttle flew around the moon...

Wait... You mean, like... It flew around the moon without actually landing on it?

(Should I watch the video?)

If you like first-year film school projects!

[Gregg Bolinger]

Woh woh woh, wait a minute. Back up....What are humans?

[David Newton]

Your kind has embryos? How quaint.

[marc weber]

So the entire history of mankind is actually a dream of some embryonic consciousness.

(I'm going with that interpretation, since it offers a more intriguing commentary than what was intended.)