Zeitgeist: Addendum (2008)
Zeitgeist: Addendum, the 2008 documentary directed by Peter Joseph, serves as a compelling sequel to the thought-provoking Zeitgeist: The Movie. In this follow-up, Joseph continues his exploration of global issues, diving deeper into the fabric of our society and exposing hidden truths.
The Quest for Root Causes
- Economic and Social Corruption:
- Zeitgeist: Addendum seeks to locate the root causes of pervasive social corruption and lack of sustainability.
- It delves into the mechanisms that perpetuate inequality, environmental degradation, and human suffering.
- The Corporate Machine:
- The film examines the role of corporations in shaping our world. It sheds light on how profit-driven entities influence policies, economies, and our daily lives.
- By dissecting the corporate psyche, it reveals psychopathic tendencies—prioritizing profit over people.
- The Monetary System:
- Joseph challenges the existing monetary system. He argues that it perpetuates debt, scarcity, and inequality.
- The film advocates for a resource-based economy, where resources are shared equitably rather than hoarded.
Impact and Urgency
- Zeitgeist: Addendum isn’t just a documentary; it’s a call to action:
- It urges viewers to question the status quo, envision alternatives, and work toward a more sustainable future.
- The film proposes solutions, emphasizing cooperation, technology, and a shift away from profit-driven motives.
In a world grappling with economic disparities, environmental crises, and social injustice, this documentary serves as a beacon—a reminder that change begins with awareness and collective effort.
