http://breathing-space.com/survivors-and-what-matters/ Sometimes all you need is a new perspective Thu, 16 Jun 2011 05:01:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://breathing-space.com/survivors-and-what-matters/comment-page-1/#comment-4936 Joanna Wed, 17 Oct 2007 21:50:02 +0000 http://breathing-space.com/blog/survivors-and-what-matters/#comment-4936 Thanks for your response Jen! "Tis a puzzlement" People watch Grey's Anatomy -- all about the problems in a hospital/and watch movies about wars and all kind of violence as entertainment. Also people watch CLEAN SWEEP and others of that genre about getting a chaotic space organized ... real life problems as entertainment. I'm not quite sure why a made up problem (who can cling to a pole for the longest number of hours) is more entertaining than a weekly show/contest about tackling a heavy problem would be... still seems that someone could make it work. Thanks for your response Jen! “Tis a puzzlement”
People watch Grey’s Anatomy — all about the problems in a hospital/and watch movies about wars and all kind of violence as entertainment. Also people watch CLEAN SWEEP and others of that genre about getting a chaotic space organized … real life problems as entertainment.
I’m not quite sure why a made up problem (who can cling to a pole for the longest number of hours) is more entertaining than a weekly show/contest about tackling a heavy problem would be… still seems that someone could make it work.

]]> http://breathing-space.com/survivors-and-what-matters/comment-page-1/#comment-4930 jen_chan, writer SureFireWealth.com Wed, 17 Oct 2007 19:21:28 +0000 http://breathing-space.com/blog/survivors-and-what-matters/#comment-4930 While I do not know anyone who can help push your idea forward, I admire your concept. Unfortunately, a lot of reality shows seem to be more interested in generating profit. They must be afraid that tackling such heavy topics would lose them a large part of the audience. After all, don't people usually watch these shows in order to entertain themselves and forget about problems for a while? While I do not know anyone who can help push your idea forward, I admire your concept. Unfortunately, a lot of reality shows seem to be more interested in generating profit. They must be afraid that tackling such heavy topics would lose them a large part of the audience. After all, don’t people usually watch these shows in order to entertain themselves and forget about problems for a while?

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