#Johnny Harris

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Murdoch Mysteries 5x04 "War on Terror"

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Jonny Harris & Lachlan Murdoch The Mystery of: Alien Currency

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Hmmmmm 🤔🤔🤔😳🫣😬😓😱

Actors on the SAG-AFTRA picket line have good reasons to be concerned.

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This video is well worth watching. The GQP needs to be stopped before they utterly destroy our democracy.

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Olive oil has been adored by people for millennia. It’s like the perfect food, it’s healthy and delicious. But there is also a darker side to it, a side that involves widespread corruption and Italian Mafia bosses.

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Submarine Cables and the Rise of Mass Surveillance

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I just got reminded of Johnny Harris and god I hate that man and his shitty “journalism” so bad.

Literally the worst. I saw him use every tactic shady TikTok food influencers use to fear monger BREAD of all things and I haven’t touched crap from him ever since

Idk why people keep watching smth so obv riddled with white propaganda

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Johnny Harris, How Crypto will Change the World (or Not), Dec 2021, YouTube.

Now that it’s been one year since El Salvador declared Bitcoin an official currency and all the analysis of this year are showing how the experiment failed completely, I remembered this video and thought I’d share an excerpt.

Sources under the cut.

Jesse Frederik, Blockchain, the Amazing Solution for Almost Nothing, Aug 2020, The Correspondent.

Kai Stinchcombe, Blockchain is not only crappy technology but a bad vision for the future, Apr 2018, Medium.

Kai Stinchcombe, Don't believe the hype: There are no good uses for blockchain, Jan 2018, American Banker.

Chris Stokel-Walker, How a Squid Game Crypto Scam Got Away With Millions, Nov 2021, Wired.

Kari Paul and agency, Cryptocurrency fraud scheme busted by US securities agency, Aug 2022, The Guardian.

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About the creator of this video: Johnny Harris is a filmmaker and journalist. He holds a BA in international relations from Brigham Young University and an MA in international peace and conflict resolution from American University.

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Trailer Oficial: Grandes Esperanzas

Así es, por doceava ocasión vemos la obra de Dickens adaptarse a la pantalla con una “nueva” visión del asunto. La última fue en 2012, que pasó más o menos desapercibida y ahora viene muy adoc a los tiempos que corren. (more…) “”

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Murdoch Mysteries 6x05

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Johnny Harris’s recent video about bread used a brief bit from “history of the entire world” and this is the credit.

Same, Johnny Harris. Same.

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The Woman who Robbed $1 BILLION (and almost got away)

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A Gentleman in Moscow (Miniseries) | Charm and Resilience A Pilot Review

With a blend of wit and warmth, Count Rostov's indomitable spirit shines in the captivating pilot episode of #AGentlemanInMoscow. With Ewan McGregor's stellar performance. #TVReview Full review ⬇️

Ben Vanstone (Showrunner), Amor Towles (Novel) CAST Ewan McGregorAlexa GoodallJohnny HarrisPaul ReadyLeah Harvey Review A Gentleman in Moscow opens its curtains with a promising blend of historical events and poignant human drama. Set against the backdrop of the tumultuous aftermath of the October Revolution, the first episode, titled “A Master of Circumstance,” introduces viewers to the…

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In 2017, the Rohingya people in Myanmar faced a genocide brought on by Buddhist extremists and the military. But something else was fueling the violence, inciting people, and spreading hatred - Facebook and their algorithm was helping tear the country apart. This story in some ways is specific to Myanmar. It's a country that had been closed off to the world for a long time. It opened up, it was newly connected to the Internet, and soon longstanding tensions between ethnic groups exploded. But in other ways, this is a story about Humans everywhere. About how we've chosen to build our society around technology and social media platforms that are supposed to connect us, and they do. And yet in the process we've learned just how much they also create division, spread disinformation, and limit our ability to live in a shared reality. It's a story about how that process, that trade-off, can have deadly consequences.