Inspired by an article in http://www.sciammind.com/ (the paper version) these exercises should help keep our mind creative:

Wonderment.  Maintain a childlike curiosity about the world.

Motivation. Follow you interests as soon as they spark.

Intellectual Courage. Strive to think outside habitual perspectives.

Relaxation.  Daydream and ponder.

Good luck.

We are all trying to cut costs in this days but today’s price goes to the guy that thought about the latest anti-drug commercial.  With American budget shrinking ever so rapidly he managed to combine 2 bad commercials in one.  The message is very simple really:  Don’t do Ecstasy or you will get AIDS!

Now that is genius.  Fucked up… but Genius. 

Not only he is saying doing drugs is bad he is also saying that having sex is bad…. But wait… there is more!  Having sex and doing drugs at the same times is going to make you die!  Slowly.  What more would you like? 

Now that is getting your money working hard!

The next commercial they should have a girl doing drugs and having sex with a convict rapist while driving a car with a bottle of booze on her hand, spreading Ebola and crashing on to a nuclear reactor right under a statue of Jesus crying. 

Now…that is even more realistic and effective!

Some friend pointed me at this movie. 

Warning adult content: 

http://www.yoputa.com/

“Spanish actress turned director María Lidón’s drama, based on the best-selling novel by Isabel Pisano, blends fact and fiction in an effort to give a glimpse into the world of prostitution. Daryl Hannah, Denise Richards, and Joaquim de Almeida star.

CINEMASOURCE SYNOPSIS
Fusing fact and fiction, this drama explores the secrets of the oldest business in the world -- sex. It looks at the world of prostitution and the human costs of the oldest profession.“

Is this a case where morals supersedes freedom of expression or is it just an artifact of religion and economics?

BTW:  I like the song (trailer 4).