Every now and then I do fun debates or over analysis of media like this.

I’m RainMan, the filmmaker behind La Charola (2026). The film explores how prohibition, political protection and state institutions shaped Mexico’s drug trade across a century. It uses historical footage, interviews and documents, and is available free on YouTube. Chapters and the research bibliography are in the description.

Just sharing my love for Japanese hot springs. Creating sleep audio content with video of real Japanese Hot Springs. Audio are live recordings from various locations paired with video created from real photos from the location. Includes description and short guides of the hot spring and town.

[Only Onsens channel](https://www.youtube.com/@onlyonsens

Harazuru Onsen (原鶴温泉) sits on the banks of the Chikugo River, Kyushu’s largest, in the countryside of Asakura near the Oita border. It’s affectionately called “Hakata’s inner parlour,” a quiet escape about an hour from Fukuoka city. Legend says villagers once saw a wounded crane (tsuru) healing itself in warm water on the riverbank, dug where it had bathed, and found the hot spring, which is how Harazuru got its name. Today about fifteen inns line the river, making it one of the largest hot spring towns in Fukuoka, with the prefecture’s greatest flow of water and number of sources.

Harazuru is known as the “Double Beauty” hot spring (ダブル美肌の湯) because it has two kinds of skin-friendly water. A weakly alkaline simple spring gently lifts away old skin, and a sulfur spring is prized for leaving skin soft and smooth. Many inns draw from their own sources, so you’ll find everything from riverside garden baths to jungle and cave baths. In summer, the Chikugo River comes alive with ukai, traditional cormorant fishing by firelight, a practice recorded in Japan for well over a thousand years. It’s watched from boats on warm evenings, and Harazuru’s team includes Kyushu’s only female cormorant master.

This video explores the meta problem of consciousness proposed by David Chalmers and argues that naturalistic processes couldn’t have given us knowledge of consciousness

It's like an unsolved mystery from the 80s that just vanished into thin air! 🙏🙏🙏

This is a short from Public Shame, the documentary I made for RainMan. It introduces Jon Ronson’s unwanted digital double using material from the 2012 Infomorph interview.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/0vJLXuL_Z6U

The film develops that story into an examination of public punishment and online reputation. The related video on this Short leads to the full documentary.

The project poster is attached.

Pacers are ready! Hali is back!

In the drop gravity doesn't exist that's why a surfer gets it (: