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The Lightbulb Conspiracy - The untold story of Planned Obsolescence

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Pyramids of Waste (Full Length - English Subtitles) aka '' The Lightbulb Conspiracy ''

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Cs world wide consumer system which is presently stripping the natural wealth of the planet for all inhabitants, including man.

Stage 1 (Advertisement), and 3 (Credit) are well known and often discussed in the mainstream arena.
Stage 2 of the consumer process is much less talked about.

Stage 2 - Planned Obsolescence..
Obsolescence is the state of being which an object, service or practice is no longer wanted, even though it may still be in good working order.. (bar say one 'irreparable' defect.. exampled in this case, of the planned variety.
(Often compulsory for those entering into an established market.. i.e. permitted to remain in the fold.)

Thanks to these international, inter-company agreements (well illustrated here in the case of the light bulb's life-reduction over the last century) we really Do have an identifiable template under which large companies Are going to operate.. to maintain consistent profits.

These agreements also foster alliances and understandings between the largest companies, solidifying the groups' monopoly/ duopoly/ oligopoly etc. over their particular market areas.

If there is a display of competition and output styles between the different companies, there Will at least be Some agreements in place to preserve both a steady income and mutually beneficial consolidation for the established players involved. Negating any veritable competition.

These collectivist tactics have been going on too long.. resulting in disastrous consequences globally, in ever-decreasing/expanding circles (how ever you see it) of self-interest.

The illusion of competition is diligently maintained. It's part of everyday business now. Maintained by those in the know (the heads of companies, executives, lobbyists etc.) for the 'benefit' of the consciences of those further down the chain of influence and for those who'd actually care to watch what's going on.

These sorts of corporate activities serve big money interests alone.

NOTE: Over time, production processes are becoming less and less dependent on man power and this is not as good a thing as the Zeitgeist movement would like to promote. (Be careful who your thought-givers are, and what social-engineering intentions for that movement may be). Just do be aware, all otherwise well-meaning movements and institutions Are coopted by the big-boys sooner or later.. and these days Sooner is more likely to be the case.

Today's corporatism is a form of fascism.. less obvious than Nazism ever was. and is far more detrimental to the planet's survival.

It just a little obvious in this day and age what's going on here.. what's been transpiring on our planet since at least the second world war and more likely, to differing degrees, a long time before then.

You can put it down to human nature, or down the activities of a particular Type of human being -- 'enterprising' people who wish to promote their own survival to the detriment of everything else.. the end justifies the means and all that sort of thinking).

This documentary illustrates quite well (to those who'd scoff at such 'beliefs' as) people planning together for their own benefit to the detriment of others in our world.
Conspiracy Factualising (put under the heading of 'Theorising') is a lot more common than many would think.
Check out http://www.corbettreport.com/podcasts/ ..
This is one level-headed and educated guy. Practically every statement of his is linked and documented.
Scroll through his podcasts for a title you find interesting.

Some other links..

Phoebus cartel (wiki)..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoebus_cartel
Planned obsolescence (wiki)..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planned_Obsolescence
Fire station bulb shown in the doc..
http://www.centennialbulb.org/

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6 comments

  • Beeblebrox42#

    Beeblebrox42 February 21, 2012 8:25:45 AM CET

    DO THE RIGHT THING and STOP BUYING! STOP BUYING EVERYTHING FROM ANYWHERE WITH A CORPORATE LOGO!!! Could anyone who gives a shit please take a minute to think about your friends and neighbors and about how much we could support each other if we all chose to reject this POS disposable trash culture we've been fed! REJECT THE TRASH CULTURE! CREATE NEW and SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES! Can we really make a difference?? ONLY WITH UNDIVIDED SUPPORT FROM OUR NEIGHBORS!!! REJECT THE LIGHTBULB!! BUILD A BONDFIRE!!!!!

  • Hipjipc#

    Hipjipc February 19, 2012 10:47:33 PM CET

    I bought my Lexmark X6150 all-in-one back in 2002 when I bought my Dell computer with Windows XP. It is now 10 years old. Lexmark doesn't even offer driver updates, it's like the printer doesn't even exist. So when I got Windows 7 it wouldn't work but then Windows 7 searched the internet and found a driver and it works. My ink is still in the $30 something range but it goes a long way especially because it has a "quick print" option which uses less ink. I've also done my own repairs to things because I just can't afford to buy new. Screw the companies, my printer is going to die with me just like my 60 year old sewing machine.

  • Theclarificator#

    Theclarificator February 13, 2012 9:00:01 PM CET

    Deserves a view. Until we, the people, decide to boycott those controlled and design-to-fail technologies, and decide to "un-grid" and make and distribute for free the real infinite energy technologies we will not taste the freedom. Similar to Phoebus: FDA, Big Pharmas, Steve Jobs, Gas Elites.

  • Azitron#

    Azitron February 13, 2012 6:34:45 PM CET

    Good post! Thank you Kanaeta

  • Martian45#

    Martian45 February 13, 2012 6:29:10 PM CET

    Good post thanks.