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YOU WERE NOT MENT TO SEE THIS VIDEO. THEY THOUGHT THEY ERASED IT. I FOUND IT. Watch it before it is taken down! This is “The Midas Plague,” the 12th episode of Series 1 of the BBC sci-fi anthology series Out of the Unknown (BBC2). It is an adaptation of Frederik Pohl’s 1954 satirical short story (sometimes referenced with a 1956 date in secondary sources) about a future automated society where robots produce endless goods, forcing humans into a cycle of overconsumption with social status ironically tied to how much one must consume (the poor are burdened with the most). It originally aired on 20 December 1965. The original videotape masters were wiped in the early 1970s as part of the BBC’s routine they claimed as a cost-savings measure. Many programmes were routinely erased or discarded once their immediate repeat especially ones that offered “too much thinking”. The wiping policy officially ended around 1978 as home video and archival value became clearer and erasure memory holes became harder until our moment where we assume all is saved. It was long believed lost by many, but the telerecording preserved it. I located and shared a copy as part of my work on the “Great Forgetting” and You Have 5,000 Days series. Some think this is from fan-assembled retelling. But it is not. Read the article and surmise why this video was deemed to be erased. Watch the clip and read the article now, the BBC does not want you to see this. There is a very high chance this Internet Archive will be deleted...

YOU WERE NOT MENT TO SEE THIS VIDEO. THEY THOUGHT THEY ERASED IT. I FOUND IT. Watch it before it is taken down! This is “The Midas Plague,” the 12th episode of Series 1 of the BBC sci-fi anthology series Out of the Unknown (BBC2). It is an adaptation of Frederik Pohl’s 1954 satirical short story (sometimes referenced with a 1956 date in secondary sources) about a future automated society where robots produce endless goods, forcing humans into a cycle of overconsumption with social status ironically tied to how much one must consume (the poor are burdened with the most). It originally aired on 20 December 1965. The original videotape masters were wiped in the early 1970s as part of the BBC’s routine they claimed as a cost-savings measure. Many programmes were routinely erased or discarded once their immediate repeat especially ones that offered “too much thinking”. The wiping policy officially ended around 1978 as home video and archival value became clearer and erasure memory holes became harder until our moment where we assume all is saved. It was long believed lost by many, but the telerecording preserved it. I located and shared a copy as part of my work on the “Great Forgetting” and You Have 5,000 Days series. Some think this is from fan-assembled retelling. But it is not. Read the article and surmise why this video was deemed to be erased. Watch the clip and read the article now, the BBC does not want you to see this. There is a very high chance this Internet Archive will be deleted...

Brian Roemmele

248,157 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Some people are behind my dismissal as minister, and Gawuna should have been the one to replace me. - the immediate past Minister of State for Housing and Urban Development, Abdullahi Tijjani Gwarzo. “I was surprised because I wasn’t found guilty of any wrongdoing or poor performance. And I was a minister of state with the senior minister who handles a large chunk of the ministry’s activities. “Before the announcement, the President had put me on notice of his decision. “He said Kano North was overloaded with political officers, hence the need to strike a balance. We gave our advice, but it was ignored. “From there I began to suspect that some people are behind this, because for me that wasn’t a valid reason. “If it’s true that the ministerial slot will be allocated to Kano Central, we have our 2023 gubernatorial candidate, who is also our leader in Kano Central. Why not consider giving him the slot?” “Gawuna should be offered the position first, unless he declines, in which case it could be given to someone else. “All his other colleagues who contested in other states were given positions, such as the candidates from Plateau and Zamfara states,” he told BBC Hausa.

Some people are behind my dismissal as minister, and Gawuna should have been the one to replace me. - the immediate past Minister of State for Housing and Urban Development, Abdullahi Tijjani Gwarzo. “I was surprised because I wasn’t found guilty of any wrongdoing or poor performance. And I was a minister of state with the senior minister who handles a large chunk of the ministry’s activities. “Before the announcement, the President had put me on notice of his decision. “He said Kano North was overloaded with political officers, hence the need to strike a balance. We gave our advice, but it was ignored. “From there I began to suspect that some people are behind this, because for me that wasn’t a valid reason. “If it’s true that the ministerial slot will be allocated to Kano Central, we have our 2023 gubernatorial candidate, who is also our leader in Kano Central. Why not consider giving him the slot?” “Gawuna should be offered the position first, unless he declines, in which case it could be given to someone else. “All his other colleagues who contested in other states were given positions, such as the candidates from Plateau and Zamfara states,” he told BBC Hausa.

Imran Muhammad

137,784 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

So for the Saturday music post let’s fall back on Bach again - this is the opening of his Brandenburg Concerto 4. It’s my favorite of the 6, probably because of the emphasis on the winds. You will notice recorders - I don’t know if this is still true, but they were mass produced back in the day with cheap material so kids in school could try out playing music. They don’t have the power of a modern flute or oboe - and you don’t see them much because they are easily drowned out by a string section. So if you’re going to use them at all, you have to give them some ‘me time,’ and kind of weave them in and out. But they’ve got a nice voice which you hear in this. I’ve said his before - but Baroque era music is popular with people not versed in ‘classical’ music because it has relatively simple structures - which makes the ‘narrative’ easy to follow. This here is ritornello form, meaning there is a main theme that is played with, developed, departed from and returned to. It forms a center that anchors the piece and doesn’t require too much of the listener. This also allows Bach to engage in a lot of polyphony - many voices playing simultaneously, giving a deep texture to the music - without overwhelming his audience. They know what’s going on broadly without any formal education. Anyway, I like it. Link to entire work in next post.

So for the Saturday music post let’s fall back on Bach again - this is the opening of his Brandenburg Concerto 4. It’s my favorite of the 6, probably because of the emphasis on the winds. You will notice recorders - I don’t know if this is still true, but they were mass produced back in the day with cheap material so kids in school could try out playing music. They don’t have the power of a modern flute or oboe - and you don’t see them much because they are easily drowned out by a string section. So if you’re going to use them at all, you have to give them some ‘me time,’ and kind of weave them in and out. But they’ve got a nice voice which you hear in this. I’ve said his before - but Baroque era music is popular with people not versed in ‘classical’ music because it has relatively simple structures - which makes the ‘narrative’ easy to follow. This here is ritornello form, meaning there is a main theme that is played with, developed, departed from and returned to. It forms a center that anchors the piece and doesn’t require too much of the listener. This also allows Bach to engage in a lot of polyphony - many voices playing simultaneously, giving a deep texture to the music - without overwhelming his audience. They know what’s going on broadly without any formal education. Anyway, I like it. Link to entire work in next post.

FischerKing

11,977 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten