Chaos Theory and the Beatles | Kenneth Campbell | TEDxAsburyPark
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- The Beatles and their generation not only shaped the political culture of the sixties, but also embodied values and ideals that inspired a revolutionary change in consciousness for decades to come. Ken’s idea is a thought experiment applying chaos theory to history and exploring the possibility that the Beatles and the revolutionary changes of the sixties emerged out of the chaos created by the breakdown of the established order caused by the collective effects of the First and Second World Wars. The Beatles and their generation not only shaped the political culture of the sixties, but also embodied values and ideals that inspired a revolutionary change in consciousness for decades to come. His talk will link chaos theory with the Beatles as a cultural phenomenon that remains largely inexplicable. Learn more at tedxasburypark...
Dr. Kenneth Campbell is a Professor of History at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, NJ, where he has taught a variety of upper-level and graduate courses in British and European history for over thirty years, including a seminar on the Beatles since 2010. He received his doctorate in British and European History from the University of Delaware. He has presented scholarly papers at numerous academic conferences and received the Monmouth University Distinguished Teacher Award in 1995. Dr. Campbell is the author of eight books, including Ireland’s History: Prehistory to the Present (2014), A History of the British Isles: Prehistory to the Present (2017). His edited volume on American Popular Culture and the Beatles is coming out this summer. He is currently working on a book on “The Beatles’ Reception in the Sixties: Revolution and Social Change,” scheduled for publication with Bloomsbury Press in 2020.
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The Beatles and their generation not only shaped the political culture of the ’60s, but also embodied values and ideals that inspired a revolutionary change in consciousness for decades. Ken’s idea is a thought experiment applying chaos theory to history and exploring the possibility that the Beatles and the revolutionary changes of the 1960s emerged out of the chaos created by the breakdown of the established order caused by the collective effects of the First and Second World Wars. This cultural phenomenon remains largely inexplicable.
A Professor of History at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, NJ, Dr. Campbell has taught upper-level and graduate courses in British and European history for over thirty years, including a seminar on the Beatles since 2010. He received his doctorate in British and European History from the University of Delaware. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Why is the the first video to pop up when I search Tavistock Conspiracy.
Great question !!!!
That's also my question😁😁😁🇮🇱🇮🇱💩💩
Same here.. and this video is loads of Jackson pollocks
Being told how to think about ideas that gain traction and dissuade such thinking is the work of cultural engineers, cultural directors and the human herd masters of many layers of think tanks. "Move along, nothing of interest here". Ideas move humanity on tracks leading to the ""final solution" of the end game of Agenda 21-30.
Sameeeee, did you find something?
I know all the history of the Beatles but recently heard about Tavistock institute, it is very strange that there is little information about it
And yet a weirdo on the internet knows about it😂😂
Beatles - made by Tavistock.
I’m here because I was trying to find the history on that. Do you have somewhere I could start?
@@kevinkoger5749 Mike Williams Paul is dead channel
USED by Tavistock. Huge difference.
@@clicheguevara5282 Read John Coleman book. Made by. Yes, Beatles were project from the start
@@Wayne_Schlagel Isn't that the 'Sage of Quay'? His so-called 'research' is nonsense. I'm not sure why so many people refer to it since it's clearly not a reliable source.
how the CIA melted the minds of a generation
Thank you. Well said.
orphan parasites the whole lot of them.. it ruins rock n roll.
Again ! Also Cult's Coven's Their Secret Society Luciferain Poison's Satanic Brotherhood , Satanic Is Trigger Word Bithway Generation Destroyer's Has Mis Propagated That Word
They are still doing it
Saying a whole lot of nothing.
Right...sounds like me talking about sushi
@@bryanfrombuffalo7685 I’d rather have listened to you talk about sushi and I hate sushi.
If the Beatles wrote there own music, why no mega hits from John, Paul or George after the break up?
are you serious???
Imagine, Give Peace a Chance-John Lennon
My Sweet Lord-George Harrisson
Silly Love Songs, Mull of Kintyre, Maybe I'm Amazed-Paul Mccartney
just a few of their mega hits
@@Alberto-ny7kf Yes, they had a few little ditties after the break up but nothing like when they were the Beatles and Theo Adorno was writing for them.
@@bobhess5986 "little ditties"
What??? How do you call Imagine a little ditty? That song could be one of The Beatles' top hits. Is RAM a little ditty to you? All Things Must Pass? You're delusional, The Beatles' solo careers are listened by millions to this day. They were never as big as when they were a group, but that's not evidence that someone else wrote their music, most musicians who attempt a solo career never surpass their first band, Sting, Freddie Mercury, Morrissey, etc.
@@Alberto-ny7kf Are you a psy-op to help promote the Beatles?
@@bobhess5986 yes, im a fbi agent
The comments on this video show me that mental health is wildly unchecked or people prefer to not look at facts.
A lot of both, as well as facts not being presented. Not saying something is just as much as lying.
The Ed Sullivan audience were instructed to scream hysterically prior to them playing. I think that’s more “staged” than “chaotic”.
proof?
@@robertlivingstone3364source: trust me bro
Yeah that didn't really happen but nice try!
its crazy how cia agents are so good at every type of art possible
Not hard when you have all the supercomputing you could ever want
You got it sir!
The Beatles were so good people can’t believe they were true... I love it!
Ikr, I need to chill I’m going way to deep in the rabbit hole pertaining these conspiracies 😅
U dont want to believe it thats different
If you honestly believe that The Beatles didn't write their own music, you've got serious issues.
you obviously have never looked deeply into them or the Tavistock institute
@@rootsgrassusa The Beatles began as band named "The Quarrymen" with John Lennon as the leader. When they began they, and all beginner bands were "cover bands". It wasn't until Paul joined the band who introduced John to George Harrison, replacing Pete Best with Ringo Starr at drums that the Beatles began. Their first album did have several "covers" on it such as "Till There Was You" which was from the movie, The Music Man as well as a few R&B songs from America. Paul and John worked together to write songs by bouncing ideas off of each other, feeding each other. In the early years none of the Beatles could read music which makes the story even more incredible!
This guy is so wrong in most all of his assumptions! It was all about the music! Up to this point in time Rock & Roll was VERY stagnate most songs using the same two or three chords with just changing the melody a bit. Then came; "Please Please Me", "She Loves You", "I Should Have Known Better", "I Saw Her Standing There" and our thirst for this style and type of music went nuts! The vocal harmonies, new chord progressions and even the way the songs were constructed on top of the fact that they were just FUN! There were so many "FIRSTS" with them. First Rock & Roll Band to NOT have a lead person in the bands name, just the name of the band. (Buddy Holly and the Crickets, Bill Haley and the Comets, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Elvis to name a few. Beatles were the first to incorporate a harmonica. Doesn't seem like a big deal now but at the time it really caught our attention! Their music was so different from what others were playing that they did truly change the music industry almost overnight! Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones saw them and said to his mates that maybe they could learn to write their own songs too, and they did!
@@rootsgrassusa i looked into the tavistock institute and there's no solid evidence that the beatles were connected to the tavistock institute. just mindless claims.
@@rootsgrassusa you need to look into yourself and not conspiracies and maybe you will get a life and a girlfriend
@@dondamon4669 thanks Don Master I appreciate the advice. I’ll take it into consideration.
Beatles were a psy op
Mind control. Mk ultra. Mi6
Definitely Russian colusion.
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More than that the scarabs were a hermetic seal on a generation
Laurel Canyon
The Beatles could happen again,if they were created,wich they were,by big players,including cia,tavistock Institute Even Natzi's
Nasties
@I Am Not A Virus Honestly Since I said that it be harder to do now,it was easier then to skyrocket the beatles to fame,doing things like paying a crowd of girls to stand in a group when the Beatles arrived in America,now with social media people would be suspicious why they were so popular and no one had really heard of them yet. And you really wouldn't be able to rplace Paul these days without someone noticed,if that's even all they replaced,whatever there are way better bands,like rainbow! Or from that time like steppin wolf or grand funk railroad,or from the same vein like byrds.
So who created rap?
Ken, it was a pleasure to meet you and to see the ways you connect music to so many other important aspects of living and our social structures.
No mention of Lucy In the Sky with Diamonds (LSD)? Or their reference of Alistair Crowley? Not particularly constructive.
Lucy is Luciferr
@@napoleonbonapathy6943 No, Lucy was a real person. She was Julian Lennon's classmate in school.
@@clicheguevara5282 heliocentric model is a lie. Earth is flat and stationary.
thats like, kindergarten stuff. doesnt need ti be mentioned
@@napoleonbonapathy6943 how could you possibly know that?
So basically, because they were talented artists and perceptive of what was going on around them and could write about it, they were manufactured by some secret agency?
Yes, correct.
The Tavistock institute
love the way this guy keeps the beat
Didn't work out though?
Who are the beetles? a music group?
Yes.The establishment didn't like them.They thought for themselves.
most of the conspiracies of yesterday are rolling thru the truth today... sounds crazy but...
Much of the music was manufactured Before the Beatles.They innovated.
They didnt do anything...they were a Tavistock project..
Where did we go wrong ? 40 s 50 s 60s 70s or all of the above ?
When time began
Yeah define right
60 more specifically, cause at the time, we don't have so much persons "prowler
A bunch of illuminati puppets
Only John left the Satans...after his best friend Paul was killed because he refused switch their music into psychedelic in order to promote taking LSD to young people
@@sandramast5092 are u using DMT
@@sandramast5092 Fiction
He sounds like David Sedaris.
They replaced the bass player in '66.
Jake Zywek I agree
oh this stupidity, not even funny anymore.
😂🤣😂
True. They killed Paul because he don t wanted to obey anymore. This was the reason John left as they were presented at the end of the Sixties in official again.
@@sandramast5092 George Harrison on two occasions: 'Something major happened in 1966.' 'I didn't really enjoy playing in The Beatles after 1966.'
i think the 60's were mostly positive so the beatles were helping create that or reacting to it
I blame LSD.
Tim Leary was ‘cia’ too
Gibberish.
lol but it's interesting; especially the Tavistock slant
This man is a sweaty mess and says absolutely nothing!
Sorry but the revolution was started in 1956 by Elvis Presley on the Ed Sullivan show.
What we have here is just a Beatles fan trying to convince his audience that his childhood was the most important.
Beatles were bigger than Elvis
@@Azoria4
Not really. They were just different. Elvis was a solo act from a different time and his career was totally different. But the Beatles benefitted from having a better state of television and recording technology. I was fortunate to be able to appreciate both.
@@karenp1687 precisely for that reason alone of technology they were bigger. But also they were way more world wide than elvis, Beatles are across every continent where as Elvis was across 4 at most
This guy doesn't know what he's talking about
The Beatles didn’t influence. They were influenced and convinced the masses of being innovative lol this is like a really long really bad bring it on movie.🤣🤣💪🏾.
Alonzo Pelzer, tf?
Paul McCartney they did not influence anyone organically. I repeat they were not innovative. They were a band of talented musicians who were against oppression in a time where it was otherwise looked upon as almost treasonous in the eyes of some peers so I respect them for that but no I’m not listening to a Beatles album.
Sorry.
Alonzo Pelzer uh, there literally know as the most influential group of all time, I have no Idea where you thought of that and I really can’t care if you listen to them
I always felt they were supremely overrated just like KISS take away the makeup they sucked....IMO
Same
Kiss sucked not The Beatles
You could certainly make the argument that they're overrated since music is subjective and Beatlemania was literally a mass psychosis - but comparing them to Kiss is like comparing a Honda Civic to a Boeing 747. The only thing they have in common is that they're two huge bands that you personally don't care for.
KISS: Knights in satan's service
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Baby Boomer dream of social unification through some mediocre boy band feed songs through the Tavistock institute. Mind screw social control, yeah that's the ticket.
When you look at it it really looks like some fairy tale bs but this became the common narrative pretty quickly lots about the popular history of the 60s that is pure spun sugar…like every other era
@@henripentant1120 Speaking of spun sugar, it is fair season around here, might just get some fried dough and cotton candy. Then fast for a day... Thanks for the reply.