No.

But I promise that they will one day join mine

Muhahaha.

[edit on 6-10-2008 by Lucid Lunacy]

Not sure yet. I did agree with a lot of the points in the film but I will reserve judgment based on what the website has to say once it is up. I am really iffy on the "Project Venus." It reeks of cult.

I will be following this very closely and will be there with my hand up if they need people to help build or bring this about in some way.

In all honesty I think deep down a large majority of the population of the planet already know that the system is no good but just feel powerless to do anything due to the control that has built up since the end of the world wars. I hope the message from this movie and the coming website opens some more eye's and give people some confidence to make a change.

Does any one have any suggestions on how I can incorporate those 7 things into my life bieng down here in NSW Australia

I am someone who sees this film with great optimism. I see it as the right thing at the right time. In my opinion it couldnt have happened earlier in human history because the technology wasnt available. Now that information is so freely distributable (internet) It makes it much easier for a regular person to rival the publicity of large wealthy ad campaigns.

Thats what makes this whole thing so interested, is that its making us question all the teachings that were drilled into our heads in school, church etc.

I will definitely be visiting the site on Oct. 10 and from there I will decide on what, if anything I can do next.

I enjoyed the Addendum very much and it clarified some things that I allready knew were there.

The one thing you must take away from this is not The Venus Project (which is great) but that the only true way to be happy is to help your fellow man.

Tomorrow when I walk outside I'm gonna to try to help someone...... anyone.... I hope others do the same

The problem for me is that I work in oil refineries, so boycotting energy companies is impossible without financial repercussions. Given that money has no real inherent value, maybe I shouldn't care. Anyways I love the ideas presented in this film. I wonder if "Joining the movement" will require my credit card information??

Everybody should see this film.

edited to add:
Sorry, did I say "I work in oil refineries". What I meant was "I am a slave in oil refineries".

[edit on 6-10-2008 by red_leader]

having read the forum some are sceptical as to the potential success of the zeitgeist movement. To that i say collecting enlightened people and those in search of answers can only produce more open minded, better informed people. Whether Zeitgeist is 100% correct is not important, and even those challenging it are aiding our search for education and understanding.

This movement is not going to solve things all by itself, but further education and an increase towards critical mass is a success in my eyes and therefore I will be joining.

Not convinced by this

sensationalist

horribly non-sourced

untrue

and irrational garbage.

Zeitgeist is a scam to scare you using half truths and spooky quotes.

People, stop trusting the internet so much as a magic friend full of wisdom.

Its fuller of BS than anything and none of us are the "chosen few" who know "where to look" for "truth".

There's some neat stuff to learn out there but stop scaring yourself and convincing yourself that your paranoia is actually a search for truth.

This obviously does not apply to everyone, by any means. But some of these conversations are so unintelligent and they state these foolish and delusional allegations and call it open mindedness and everyone else sheeple for not buying into pseudoscience/economics. Then they bash Christians and Jews for taking things on faith while they themselves are taking more on faith, things more outlandish and fantastic than the idea of an almighty God. Hypocrites...

I need to brush my teeth.