Ok finished One Third of the Holocaust. Was great. I liked it’s straightforward use of text and diagrams to present the information. I never really explored that area of knowledge so it was pretty enlightening. I may have to ask my dad what he thinks as he was alive during the war. He was born in 1932.
Good job getting through it, and I'm happy you liked it. Some have told me it was boring, but I found the scientific dismantling better than any of the other documentaries out there.
Note that the other two I listed there aren't so positive feeling and each cover a vast number of topics. If you like the straight up approach of the One Third documentary what other subjects are you interested in? Maybe I can recommend others.
Just finished Apotheosis! Was pretty excellent. One advantage of quarantine is I can watch TV all day. Gonna start Europa soon.
I’m pretty much interested in everything. Music, computers, conspiracy, history, politics, etc. I like alternative media so I listen to John B Wells and Dr Bill Deagle (even though he’s kinda bit of an ass and crazy). Some other guys on the net. I could always use another podcast to listen to while going to sleep. I tried getting into Joe Rogan. He’s okay I guess.
The inner hacker in me always has me poking around looking for anything that’s not mainstream or widely known. I’m always looking for the next rabbit hole. I think that’s what brought me to Poal. Reddit went to shit. Voat is decent but I don’t like how the website is not being updated and it makes you wonder who is running things over there.
For computers, the best one IMHO was a PBS documentary called by Robert X. Cryngely. He made a sequel called Nerds 2.0.1 which was aright. Another great blast from the past (mentioned in Triumph of the Nerds) was .
Here's a few more conspiracy ones that will rattle you a bit:
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There's more, but I don't want to overwhelm you. What do you know about the Kaballah? Protocols of Zion?
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