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Stephen Fry: The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive
This documentary throws light on the disease of manic depression and how it effects the life of people who are hit by this disease. Stephen Fry explains the potentially devastating condition of individuals that are striken with this disease which is nearly about two percent of the population.
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The documentary starts with Stephen on an emotional journey meeting sufferers of this disease and discussing about mood swings, bipolar disorder. He is also invited by Celebrities like Carrie Fisher and Richard Dreyfuss to link their stories. To add to it, Stephen also meets people who are trying their efforts to deal with this illness at work and home. He also meets people who are studying manic depression in an effort to control it.
Stephen Fry: The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive is ideally a mesmerizing, touching and a very entertaining Emmy Award- winning programme.
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"He who would do some great thing in this short life, must apply himself to the work with such a concentration of his forces as to the idle spectators, who live only to amuse themselves, looks like insanity." – John Foster
so interesting
I wish I could listen to any of these two men for at least an hour.
they upload this video and in 2 days flash crash happens. Perfect timing!
@gcglasser There is another saying: The poor man was walking through the desert with a bag of water on his back trying to find the city. In the middle of the desert he met “Rich” arab who was sitting on tones of gold bars waiting to get some water. Poor man says: I will give you a bottle of water if you give me half of your gold. Arab says: are you crazy, absolutely not. The poor man left, and Arab man die from lack of water.
@gcglasser Yap. Create a shortage of something and people will give anything what they left with that is not in shortage yet or it is not necessity for survival. Create a shortage in water, and people will give you everything: money, mansions, or even country for the drop of water.
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19:11 – 19:35 – This should be played over and over and over to CEO’s of banks an hedge funds AND to REGULATORS and LEGISLATORS. This is gambling, not investing.
yes i agree at the top of this powerful corporation the most intelligent are the one WORKING FOR the company. Its sad that either you be perfect or you get replace, trust me you can easily get replace no matter how smart you are. After that its all 99% greed 1% image, and continue to play with the scale, and when the other side flop. The market crash and you have someone to bail it out and this all happen again. To the point of self-destruction!
@sharpezor yes this is no different then the life of a day trader, they do stop at one point where the thrill does require you to constantly update yourself. Its just a matter of self discipline, aka the casino
@MrDitto30 The nazis would search them when they arrived at the camp, not when they got on the train.
at 36:00 you pay more tuition fees and go into debt, and graduate with a degree in Worthlessness or MBA in Corporate Slavery.when you have the money to lose, you lose it!
at 25:45 nice watch! you won’t wanna lose that digging for seashells.
@gcglasser that smell like bs to me, if he was on a nazi train rest assured that he did not have any diamonds on him
is the narrator an actor and is his story made up?
THis saved me from killing myself last night…
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I don’t know how to heal the financial system, but from a bird’s eye view I feel like we have enough smart makroeconomics and other people like political scientists who actually could produce some high quality solutions. The problem is our political system is extremely sluggish, different parties fighting over and over until the next crisis appears. We have to make public sector as efficient als private sector, or the private sector will take over the public one.
The shaky hand-held camera aesthetic is god awful.
i really hate my job as a programmer after hearing that guy at 46:48, i’m missing the real world so much, so much has been wasted, more than 12 hrs a day just starring at the screen and cracking my head over some ridiculous algorithm requested by the customer
these whitemen and their white witch craft
@tpwatsonThe circular-referencing (along with the spelling and use of split infinitives) in your post is not only laughable, but comes close to warranting no response at all. Yet, the arrogance exuding from your first two words irked me. The point which you sought to refute was, in short, that quantifying risk IS productive. You’re assertion that it is in fact NOT productive, was…profound. Thank you. If I could only make sense of the remaining drivel…
c’mon, this so-called financial failure has obviously been cooked from the start. c’mon!!!
@SalsaTiger83 and how many achievements have failed to come to light, because there is no “market”?
@SalsaTiger83Absolutely incorrect. There is nothing wrong with making attempts to quantify things, but to largely re-balance society on an almost entirely non-productive industry based on paper shuffling isn’t smart or adventacious. Money lending can come from various areas; a bank, a friend, a venture capitalists or even the state. Doesn’t appear they did a great job the last time they attempted at quantifying risk for themselves or their firms. Less the bailouts they are bankrupt.