Thrive: Should I Believe The Gambles?

First, I will admit to being deeply affected by the movie Thrive, a movie that seemingly reveals the whole picture of the world in dramatic, conspiracy-theory glory. But I have to ask myself, as a person who questions everything, how the Gambles were even able to release Thrive if the people they are exposing are so ruthless. I don't believe that they could have done all of that completely covertly. It is entirely possible that they were either allowed to release it by the powerful families they point their fingers at, or that they are wolves in sheep's clothing. Perhaps they are essentially, either way their intentions fall, collecting data on people that care enough to sign up for critical mass actions on their site and that data is accessible by the powers that be. Perhaps that data will be used against us under the Patriot Act and we're all going to get herded into concentration camps because we threaten their families and empires. Just a thought. I don't want to believe that they are malevolent in their intent but I have to consider all possibilities, and I just can't resist the urge to look at everything forwards AND backwards sometimes. Is it better that we unite under a quieter banners to discuss what we think would be best for the world? Is it wise to jump up and wave your hands in the air that you are against the establishment? The only way the Gambles' quest will succeed is if the movie goes viral, and quick. So far I only see a few thousand people on these critical mass actions. I guess we'll see if the world feels this is a worthy cause or just another conspiracy theory.

One other question I have about the film is in response to the statement that free energy devices like Nikola Tesla's cannot be metered because they are pulling energy from the air. For one thing, Tesla's design didn't pull or create energy from nothing, it took already generated power and stepped it up in voltage for easier distribution. And it sent energy through the ground as well as the ionosphere, however the ground-based energy grid is what Tesla was trying hard to fund. In Morgan's defense, the design wasn't at all practical fro commercial application. And do you REALLY think that giving the average Joe unlimited power is a good idea? Just think about it for a minute.

Really. Think about it.

Done? Well, that's my three cents.