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By Dave Huth
Welcome to my ongoing experiment in micro media. Video blogging is a weird and unpredictable exercise. I'm translating ideas, moments, and bits of my life into 90-second chunks of video. Feel free to let me know what you think, and thanks for visiting!
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A series of candid interviews with friends and neighbors.
Vlognik: My Weblog of new media commentary and discussion
 This week is "Videoblogging Week 2006." I'm posting a video in this 7 part series every day for a week. I hope that you find these videos thoughtful and provocative. Thank you so much for the interesting comments, e-mails, and links (such as here and here.) Music by Josh Roydhouse via the Podsafe Music Network.  See other videos from Videoblogging Week 2006: videobloggingweek2006 |
posted by Dave H. at 12:05 AM
Comments on "People I Know: Mortality, Part 3"
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Anthony said ... (4/05/2006 1:12 AM) :
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JuanFalla said ... (4/09/2006 9:43 PM) :
post a commentThanks again for sharing these honest looks into peoples thoughts on death.
Great video series.
The first two videos I found myself agreeing with a lot of what people said. The third one, I found my views opposing the main idea. I'm really curious to see how people resolve (or not resolve) their thoughts about death. I think, personally, it will give me a lot of perspective about my own feelings and their universality (so to speak) or their individualist aspects.
This is a great series! Thanks!!
These are great, Dave. Thanks for being brave not only by posting this and thinking about it yourself but by not being too shy to ask others what they think as well. I need to learn to be more comfortable asking "tough" questions. Then maybe I could make something so powerful..
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I looked at this video first, I guess I should look at the other ones as well, it is very interesting......
I think our society today (all western countries) handle death in a wrong way. I mean, we should CELEBRATE this as the person continuing their path in their existence.
I know we've been told to cry out loud and dress in black for a year and all that stuff, but Death shouldn't be lookd at as something negative, as it isnt.