Teletubbies Evil face in baby sun and Brainwashing, page 3

There are some interesting ideas about the Tubs...You should question everything on TV. Tv creates culture and promotes agendas why do you thin its called "programming"?

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Purple Guy w. Purse: Tinky-Winky (thought to be gay)

Yellow Girl one w. ball: Lala (the normal one)

strange Green one w. cow patterned hat (gender unknown...=P): Dipsy (the weirdo who is suspiciusly the darkest one-which shows that the show is racist)

Red baby one(girl) w. scooter: Po (also a normal Telly Tubby, but the dumbest one)

*I also think that the Telly Tubby's are gay. they have accents that sounds British, which I think insults Englis people, even if the people in the costumes really r. they also sleep w. tin foil instead of blankets- who does that??? I used 2 watch the show as a little girl and I always used to ask my Mom, "If Timky-Winky is a boy, why does he have a purse?" of course I never found out, but it was confusing to watch=D

also, at the end of ever episode the blobs are supposed 2 jump into a hole, but they always sneak bac out and have 2 be told go down again. in a way, this teaches disobedience to little kids.

"I believe television and video are the most underestimated force for good in educating our children in the technological age in which we live. It is important to develop children’s thinking skills."1 (Anne Wood, Teletubby creator, BBC)

"The challenge to humanity is to adopt new ways of thinking, new ways of acting, new ways of organizing itself in society -- in short, new ways of living."2 (Our Creative Diversity, UNESCO)

"Young people like magical alternate realities; and the entertainment industry profits by providing amusement parks, videogames, movies, and television programs that build on this fascination. Educators too can profit, in a different way, by building eerily beautiful environments for sensory immersion that arouse curiosity and empower shared fantasy, leading to guided inquiry. If we forswear distributed learning based on mystery, intrigue, and 'edutainment,' we risk losing the generation growing up with high-performance computing and communications to the mindless mercies of videogames." ("The Transformation of Distance Learning to Distributed Learning")

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Was it really necessary, for example, to so exactly portray the hideous ecstasies of the Tzog-Murtha ritual? A glistening vortex activates and the beings moan ?Uh oh,? their eyes droop with bliss and they fall on their backs in technocosmic delirium. After the ?big hug? (is no blasphemy to be hidden from the world?s toddlers?) they clamber up ?a hill? and stand in the loose spectral formation, their antennae illuminated by the transmission and their belly monitors sparking with static from the Outer Spheres, as they await the Chosen One. It is rare indeed for even the most determined investigators into this abominable rite to have witnessed it unflinchingly portrayed in such comprehensive and graphic detail. (Hyperstition).

These incautious references are given a further ominous twist by the blatant Lemuro-Cybergothic dimension of the teletubby mechanoverse. Those the Chinese insightfully translate as the “Antenna-babies” (Tianxian Baobao) are the fully cyborgian inhabitants of a futuristic underground bunker whose ‘parents’ have been replaced by an semi-intelligent autonomous vacuuming unit called Noonoo, combined with a complex subterrestrial acoustic apparatus. Their highly-synthetic diet, produced entirely by machines, consists exclusively of ‘tubby custard’ and ‘tubby toast’ a reiterated affront to the very idea of organic nourishment.

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Even those entirely innocent of the Tzog-Murtha cults cannot but be struck by the sorcerous inclinations of the show, with its incantations and manifestation of objects through “songs.’’ More provocative still is the Baby Sun who mocks God the Father, Logos and the universe of adult authority with its inarticulate burblings and chaotic mirth.

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Anne Wood one of the creaters is a member of an offshoot of Tavistock called the "The Scottish Institute of Human Relations" Same woman?

This programme is only offered at: The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust London in partnership with UEL. The Scottish Institute of Human Relations (SIHR) Edinburgh in partnership with The Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Trust and UEL. The Northern School of Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy Leeds In collaboration with the Tavistock and Portman Foundation Trust and UEL

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"They are also far more sophisticated intellectually than we once believed. Babies as young as 4 months have advanced powers of deduction and an ability to decipher intricate patterns. They have a strikingly nuanced visual palette, which enables them to notice small differences, especially in faces, that adults and older children lose the ability to see. Until a baby is 3 months old, he can recognize a scrambled photograph of his mother just as quickly as a photo in which everything is in the right place."