In other words, from the human vantage point, regular breathable air is "first", and "prophetic air" is "second".
For its outwardly complicated subject, the documentary takes a clean, narrative focus, centering on the lives and personalities of its protagonists -- six scientists working in different arms of the experiment -- letting the practical information and tech specs flow from the human vantage point.
This disc appears, seen from the human vantage-point within it, as the band of stars across the sky that the ancient Greeks thought of as milk spilled by Zeus's wife, Hera.
For "Pure Comedy," he sat at the piano for hours at a time, thinking about the human experiment from a distant vantage, as though from space.
There's still not enough diversity in front and behind the camera and in executive suites, but a wider array of people with many different vantage points on the human condition are getting to tell stories.
But from the vantage point of actually alleviating the human catastrophe facing the 1.5 people who remain confined in the open-air prison that is Gaza, the Israeli decision means, at best, a minimal improvement in conditions of daily survival.
Looking back on the appalling 21st century from our vantage point, 500 years later, it sometimes seems incredible that the human race could have survived such a time of troubles.
Various vantage-points are explored in his movies, and while the human body is simply an object of science at the beginning, eventually the knowledgeable scientists and protagonists become part of their own experiments.
This effect was achieved through the use of various conflicting vantage points the paint pictures of common objects such as musical instruments, pitchers, bottles, and the human figure.
Participants are instructed to imagine viewing the scene from the vantage point of the red pillar.
For Pessoa, however, the ultimate paradox is that it is precisely this living death that offers the best vantage point on human existence.
