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A Big Responsibility for Directors in the Film Industry: Embracing Different Points of View! The story of the wolf can shift based on the storyteller’s perspective, shaping narratives that challenge perceptions and ignite diverse viewpoints. 📽️🎬 #PositiveDigitalFootprint #FilmIndustry

Financial Times Series FT Moral Money on our Energy and Sustainability future is a must watch. Wonderfully edited Film Documentaries, excellent in communication (with prestigious English and British usual input on this), but also good graphical small explanatory sketches. Nuclear Fusion Power will with all probalility be part of Humanity's Sustainable Energy mix of the future. There are some Engineering, commercial feasibility and Supply Chain challenges to overcome yet, but this is an area where challenges are almost always opportunities in disguise. Fusion power: how close are we? | FT Film

#energy #fusionpower #cleanenergy #zerocarbonemission #environment #scientists #investors 00:00 - What powers the universe 01:04 - ITER: the biggest experiment in human history 04:28 - What is #fusion? 06:38 - Replicating the #sun 08:38 - The US breakthrough 13:46 - The investors 20:40 - A new class of magnet 24:30 - Dream or reality? For the first time, US scientists have achieved a fusion reaction with net energy gain. But the dream of limitless zero-carbon energy is still a long way from reality. The FT's Simon Mundy meets scientists and investors in the UK, France and US, to see how close we really are to commercial fusion power. #Thorium the #key #source #Thorium is the only element that allows for a #breeder #reactor in thermal spectrum. This means that the #power output per kg of fissile inventory can beat any other #reactor. This is crucial for #scaling #global #nuclear output to double digit TW levels in the coming decades. Mass manufacturing thorium reactors #energy #security #lowemission #nuclear #energy #thorium #solution #future #decarbonization Nuclear power is an important low-emission source of electricity, providing about 10% of global electricity generation.

It is important that the dangers and harm of atomic bomb development and testing are addressed for all those who suffer consequences.  I hope information such as this film brings more public consciousness and pressure to aid all those still suffering from.the effects. As with the Oppenheimer release in Japan and criticisms of what it did not show, I think there is a flaw in the discussion. That film was about one area of the events of the creation of the atomic bomb.  And in its presentation it certainly did portray the complications and flaws and reticence and even horror of individuals involved.  It was very real, and did not glorify the bomb. It's intent was not to show the entire story of the atomic bomb. The stories of the downwinders, the Hibakusha, and others who suffered are other parts of the complete history and are being and should be addressed, presented, shared in and of themselves.  They require series of films, books, television shows, what have you.  Not to be attached to a single couple-hour film that would hardly do them justice.  And I think it is unreasonable to suggest such. I hope Lois Lipman's film receives wider distribution, viewership, and concern for its great value. #nonukes

This is why frontliners are important! This is why I am currently working on a research on stress and safety performance in the transportation of class 7 dangerous goods. This is why I think there should be more research on the new vision on safety, even in nuclear safety. Want to join me on my safety journey?

🎥After a wait of over eight months, Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" finally graced screens in Japan, marking a poignant moment in cinema history. Released amidst sensitivity, the film's portrayal of nuclear history triggered a wave of emotions among Japanese viewers, resonating deeply with the nation's complex past. The decision to screen the film with a trigger warning, acknowledging the gravity of its subject matter, reflects a nuanced approach towards storytelling and cultural sensitivity. As discussions ignite around the impact of cinema on historical memory, join the conversation and share your reflections on this significant event. Follow @hindustanherald for more insightful updates. #Oppenheimer #ChristopherNolan #JapanPremiere #TriggerWarning #CulturalSensitivity #HistoricalMemory #Discussion #hindustanherald #heraldnews #hindustan #herald #heraldbreakingnews #heraldlatestnews #newsupdate #currentaffairs #breakingnews #newsalert #headline #topnews #newsflash #latestupdate #dailynews

The promise of nuclear fusion – carbon-free energy, forever – could revolutionise how energy is produced on earth. But what is nuclear fusion? And will it ever be ready? Watch the latest film in our Now & Next series with The Economist:

* 🎬 "Hiroshima" Short Film: A Reminder of History's Weight 🌍🎥 A poignant exploration of one of history's pivotal moments, "Hiroshima" serves as a stark reminder of the devastation wrought by nuclear warfare. 💥 Looming Threat of Nuclear War: The film underscores the ever-present danger of nuclear conflict, urging viewers to confront the potential consequences. 🕰️ Historical Reflection: "Hiroshima" prompts reflection on the events of August 6, 1945, when the city's devastation changed the course of history. 🌟 Postwar Identity: Not only does the film delve into the physical reconstruction of Hiroshima, but it also explores the city's postwar identity, still a topic of debate and contention. 📽️ Cinematic Representation: Through its portrayal of the aftermath of the atomic bombing, "Hiroshima" offers a powerful cinematic representation of the human toll of war. 🤝 Forging Connections: Despite the horrors endured, the film raises questions about resilience and reconciliation, highlighting the complex dynamics between nations in the aftermath of conflict. 🌊 Ocean of Knowledge: Amidst discussions of nuclear warfare, the film's release prompts a broader conversation about historical legacies, the ethics of warfare, and the pursuit of peace. This short film serves as both a historical testament and a contemporary warning, urging audiences to remember the past while striving for a more peaceful future. 🌟 Track the Trend: Stay ahead of the curve and explore the possibilities, follow me on Linkedin.com/in/psmahesh ⛷❄🏂🌄 "Credits: 🌟 All write-up is done by me(P.S.Mahesh) after indepth research. All rights and credits for the video/visual presented are reserved for their respective owners. 📚 For attribution or content removal requests, please contact me. 📩 Only used for Academic Learning/Sharing good work purpose, giving due credit to respective owner 📚 Thank you, and God bless. 🙏"

A manipulated video or audio recording convincingly replaces a person's appearance or voice with another, often creating a realistic but fabricated depiction. The term gained notoriety when videos emerged swapping celebrities' faces onto adult performers. The potential danger lies in the misuse of deepfakes, such as creating a false video of a world leader initiating a catastrophic event, like pressing a nuclear button, which could trigger widespread panic and geopolitical turmoil. Preventing such scenarios requires vigilant detection and mitigation of deceptive media. 𝐶𝑙𝑖𝑐𝑘 ℎ𝑒𝑟𝑒 𝑡𝑜 𝑙𝑒𝑎𝑟𝑛 𝑚𝑜𝑟𝑒: https://lnkd.in/gbby2ezR

"“The New Corporation: The Unfortunately Necessary Sequel” is an essential watch for anyone concerned about the future of democracy and the unchecked power of corporations. It serves as a clarion call to remain vigilant, informed, and active in the fight against corporate overreach. In a world where the line between corporate and public interests is increasingly blurred, this documentary is a crucial reminder of the stakes at hand and the importance of safeguarding democratic principles. It challenges viewers to reflect on their roles within these systems and consider how they can contribute to a more equitable and just society. By doing so, the film informs and galvanizes action, making it a powerful tool for education and advocacy. This call to action is perhaps the film’s most important legacy, urging viewers to move beyond passive consumption and towards active engagement in the defense of democracy."