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Introduction
02:38
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Who Are We?
04:59
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Ether
04:35
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instrumental
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Nameless
05:14
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instrumental
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5. |
Statistic Failure
03:04
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Instrumental
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6. |
Human As Code
05:16
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Instrumental
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7. |
Truth And Lie
05:33
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instrumental
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Mechanism
05:45
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instrumental
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Questioning Questions
03:02
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Instrumental
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Elusive Cohesion
06:05
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instrumental
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Freedom Free
05:54
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"Considering what a world is now,
With all the misery, conflict, destructive brutality, aggresion,
Tremendous advancement in technology, and so on,
It seems to me, though man has cultivated the external world,
And has more or less mastered it,
Inwardly he is still as he was,
A great deal of animal in him,
He is still brutal, violent, agressive, acquisitive, competitive,
And he has built a society along these lines."
Jiddu Krishnamurti
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13. |
End Of All Endings
01:32
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Diveradiant Belgrade, Serbia
Phillip Mann is artist,composer and producer.
"Music inspired by world in real tragedy."
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