About

Welcome to Starlifter.TV, the topper-most of the blogger-most. A website physically based in Christchurch, New Zealand, spiritually inspired by Melbourne, Australia, and intellectually powered by Jolt Cola :p

If you’d like to get in touch email me at:
drh (at) starlifter.tv
twitter: @starlifterradio

Or if you’d like to send me something old school like a mixtape, CD, vinyl or any other pressie address it to:
Starlifter.TV Complex
C/O PO Box 25402
Christchurch 8144
New Zealand

Peace,
Dr Hitchcock
xoxox

The Starlifter.TV Manifesto

The purpose of Starlifter.TV is to bring creativity into the collective conscious by encouraging artistic and creative expression as well as promoting dialogue between individuals within and beyond the community.

We believe in the freedom of ideas and expression, although we do encourage people to say more positive things than negative.

There will be little emphasis on “making money” and “increasing profits”.

The concept of copyright and intellectual property is replaced by communication and respect between individuals, artists, and organisations. Copyright and intellectual property implies ownership of ideas. NO ideas are owned.

Where possible Starlifter.TV will respect copyright and acknowledge the rights of copyright holders but is part of the progressive movement working towards finding a new ideology and system that better serves the exciting and ever changing culture and environment that we live it. One such potential system is Creative Commons - www.creativecommons.org – this is a system built out of respect for ideas, the beings who create or reveal them, communication with all parties involved, the acknowledgement of those beings and ideas. At the end of the day no idea is completely original or completely un-thought of.

All beings, whether they describe themselves as artists or not, are creators, but are better described as revelators. They convey ideas from the unknown into the known.

Recognition of a being, artist or organisation as author, creator, or revelator is an acknowledgement of the

evolutionary path of the idea as opposed to an indication of ownership.

And so I ask you, how cool is a piece of string?

Only Sophia knows…

Revealed by Dr Hitchcock

Monday, 24th November 2008 CE

Disclaimer:

If you see your guff on this website and don’t want me pushing it, that’s cool, I’ll take it down in a second… no biggie…