The TROM documentary is trying to present, in a simplistic way, the world in which we, human beings, live. We try to present the world that was discovered so far through the lenses of science: from the evolution of everything (including us) to the monetary system (the game we currently play), to a different kind of world that we could build for the benefit of us all, then back to Earth. We are trying to present alternative solutions to current problems and take into account the future, which promises to be more than interesting. An informative documentary, perhaps shocking and disturbing to many, depending on how you digest the information. The documentary is divided into chapters and sub-chapters due to the documentary's excessive length (14 hours) and all the parts are connected so we recommend that you see them in order.
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) what the heck haha. Not a huge deal but if you "pass it" then it hurts like crazy so I have to meet with an urologist this month. Jeez, I don't like to go to hospitals but this period of time I have to do several tests that I do every year due to my past issues with my digestive system and the fact that I have some gallbladder polyps that have to be checked every year (if they grow too big they may get cancerous). So, here I am doing a skin cancer screening, having a kidney stone, a canker sore (hopefully), and gallbladder polyps. hahaha. Thing is, most people may have these without knowing. If you are searching for a "problem" you'll find more problems. Like I found about the kidney stone from the ultrasound that I had for my gallbladder. And the canker sore from a routine check at the dentist (cleaning). Anyways, such little things can become stressful to anyone who has to wait for appointments and tests. I am 100% fine, these are not even issues really, but they can be a bit stressful. Will work on TROM again starting tomorrow 
