<p>Terry Gilliam's intriguing 1995 film, 12 Monkeys, taps into the confusing, subjective paradox of human experience. Pandemics are nothing new, but how do we actually decide which "infected" information we can trust? And just who can we trust to deliver it? Above all, can we ever really trust ourselves and our own past, present and future? </p>

Terry Gilliam's intriguing 1995 film, 12 Monkeys, taps into the confusing, subjective paradox of human experience. Pandemics are nothing new, but how do we actually decide which "infected" information we can trust? And just who can we trust to deliver it? Above all, can we ever really trust ourselves and our own past, present and future?

Micro Mindhunts: Plagues, Paranoia & Primates

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