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Unconscious Archetypes Exposed In Kubrick's '2001: A Space Odyssey' | Rob Ager Richard Grannon

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First published at 18:14 UTC on February 24th, 2023.

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This is a fantastic dialogue between two independent minds. I highly recommend that you watch the whole 90+ minute discussion. This is a nineteen minute clip where they discuss the work of Stanley Kubrick. I find it interesting that Ager makes a very clever observation (without actually saying it bluntly) in regard to space travel. There are a number of points where I clearly see/interpret things differently from Ager... but that doesn't effect where do I agree with him in terms of cogent/discerning analysis.

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