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This is remarkable. Usually; an individual is excluded from participation beyond a monetary donation. When an organization of any kind maintains an open feedback loop with any individual, somehow, someway, then, that organization is, by definition, not exclusionary.
That is remarkable.
I think it is very significant too; like a litmus test.
This thread may become larger in the future as I try to document my exchanges with the Movie people. I have joined their group voluntarily and so far we have a common purpose.
I offer time and energy. I'll probably pay the price of admission to see the movie. I may even transfer more currency to the central location i.e. the producer of the movie.
The questions I need answered are:
What is the effect of the movie on the general public?
What does the movie suggest as possible future adjustments in investments of time and energy; positive or negative?
Those questions remain open for discussion and those questions, or rather those current events, remain, in my view, vital.