Pandora's Promise

2013 • 86 minutos

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All environmentalists and left-leaning political activists oppose nuclear energy, right? Wrong. What if everything we knew about nuclear energy was wrong? What if nuclear power is the only energy source that has the ability to stop climate change? Former nuclear energy critic and documentarian Robert Stone, who was nominated for an Academy Award for Radio Bikini, examines some of the widespread beliefs about the dangers of nuclear energy in an illuminating, myth-shattering and riveting film.

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This is a very good documentary and an eye-opener. If you’ve been following the nuclear industry for a while, it will pretty much tell you what you’ve known all along.

It's clear to me that these people are speaking from experience. If you have ever had the experience of believing one sect is wrong and the other is right ; then somehow new information finds the chink in the armour your self-righteousness has built , enough to get you to give the other side a fair hearing ; then it's clear to you too. To have the humility to admit you were incorrect in your notions ; and have the stones to declare that publically; makes one see the incorrect conduct and silliness of beating people with such venom; from the hollow windbag that is EGO. That's fear. Fear doesn't come from our Creator. Faith's responsibility is to share the information. With that hope knows it leaves a seed ; no matter what the reaction. It has shared the truth ; and what others do with that is out of messengers hands. Real learned experience does not get upset when others don't like it. A man or woman doesn't give a hoot. The difference showed in this documentary. NO ONE wants to be 'that guy'. Someday this documentary will be shown in schools as an example of what the opposition to truth looks like; in the struggle for what is right. That's after the vital shift in consciousness happens all over the earth; and people learn to listen and listen to learn ! Bravo !

made up rubbish. this isnt a real documentary