jason santana

I personally feel that being called a judge is a privilege that should not be taken lightly. All the judges on all other court shows have earned their place, yes including Jerry Springer. Surprisingly he does have a law degree and has practiced law for numerous years before his first reality show. At a very minimum, it takes 9 years total to become a judge. This is seven years in school and at the very least 2 years as a lawyer. Judges who serve in the position typically have many more years of experience than that. To call Steve Harvey a judge for pure entertainment is mocking the entire system upon which it is built upon. His entertainment may last for a short time but it can't constructively lead anywhere because there's no legitimacy in the show in terms of the law itself on which it is built upon.

Just finished the first episode and damn why can't we have shows like this in the US. I mean shows that are nearly unedited with real stories about real people that are just living their daily lives. I watched a show like this previously and wow unedited life is the best. Shows like this really teaches you something about the interaction of people.

Mindgamers is a provocative movie that explores the implications of reality. The preconceived notion that it is governed by a force that is larger than any one of us is true but to what degree. As technology moves itself inching forward towards the edge of our reality what is it that lies beyond. It is ourselves or it is a unified universe in which everyone exists at one? Mindgamers asks the question of what is possible or what is impossible at the same time? It's a logical film that requires very careful attention. If you miss a scene then you'll be completely lost. Just like reality, it portrays the possibilities of what the human consciousness and how it affects each one of us is immeasurable.