#barry schwartz

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First Chip “N” Dale Rescue Rangers Teaser Trailer and New Poster Set To Debut Tomorrow

Sometimes some crimes Go slipping through the cracks But these two Gumshoes Are picking up the slack🎶

One of the upcoming movies currently heading to Disney+ later this year is a brand new live-action/CGI/2D hybrid adaptation of the popular 1980s Disney TVA animated classic, “Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers”.

Last week we mentioned that our pals at DisInsider mentioned that the first trailer will debut this month, it seems the time is here, 

Andy Samberg has taken to social media today to confirm that the teaser trailer and poster for the film will be coming out Tomorrow on Disney’s Social Media

Chip “N “ Dale Rescue Rangers (2022)

Walt Disney Pictures

Mandevielle Films

It’s been years since the end of Rescue Rangers and both Chip And Dale are living a life of mediocrity in a world where cartoons and real life humans live together meanwhile traditionally animated characters are doing their best to stay relevant in this world of constant reboots,remakes and sequels with realistic computer graphics.

Now Chip And Dale most renew their friendship and partnership to rescue an old friend from a fate worse than death: video piracy

The film is directed by Akiva Schaffer (The Lego Movie, The Lego Movie The Second Part) from a screenplay by Dan Gregor and Doug Mand, from an original story by Barry Schwartz.

Seth Rogen (Disney+’s Darkwing Duck) and Roger Rabbit Are Set To Cameo On The Film

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What should we do in the face of this radical uncertainty? When making decisions, instead of asking ourselves which option will give us the best results, we should be asking which option will give us good-enough results under the widest range of future states of the world. [...] The term used to describe this approach to decision-making is satisficing. And satisficing with an eye toward a radically uncertain future might be called robust satisficing. Satisficing is a form of insurance – insurance against financial meltdowns, global pandemics, nasty bosses, boring teachers and crappy roommates. Insurance can seem stodgy – like the guy who wears a belt and suspenders. Perhaps we don’t need both, but what happens if we have neither? I think the real flaw in capitalism revealed by the 2008 financial crisis was its unbridled, single-minded pursuit of profit and efficiency. And perhaps the real flaw revealed in our lack of readiness for the 2019-20 pandemic was a manifestation of the same thing. Capitalism needn’t be either unbridled or single-minded. It isn’t in other societies with high standards of living, and it hasn’t been at all points in history in the US. So perhaps it’s time to rekindle certain social norms that serve to slow us down. [...] We’d all like a car that gets 100 miles to a gallon. The forces of friction that slow us down are an expensive annoyance. When we’re driving, we know where we’re going and we’re in control, so fast feels good, though even here, a little bit of friction can forestall disaster when you encounter an icy road. Driving is perilous enough, and life is not as predictable as driving. We don’t always know where we’re going. We’re not always in control. Black ice is everywhere. A little something to slow us down in the uncertain world we inhabit could be a life-saver. Building friction into our lives, as individuals and as a society, is building resilience into the system. It could be our insurance policy against catastrophe.

Barry Schwartz, Why efficiency is dangerous and slowing down makes life better

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Barry and Sheryl Schwartz’s retreat, Santa Barbara, California,

Architect: Backen & Gillam,

Interior designers: Clements Design,

Landscape Architect: RCH Studios

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Chip “N” Dale; Rescue Rangers an all-new, never-done-before, completely 100% Original movie (based on pre-existing IP owned by Disney), streaming May 20 on Disney+ 

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Chip “N” Dale Rescue Rangers Trailer Set For This Month According To DisInsider

Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers is set to bow this spring on Disney+ however over the past month of the new year we haven’t seen any footage of the film, like how Chip and Dale will look on CGI and their Traditional 2D version..... we started to believe that the film could suffer a delay.

However the talented folks at Disinsider have a Podcast on Youtube and on the podcast it was recently revealed that a trailer for the film is set to bow later this month.

This is actually good news since the film probably will make it in it’s initial Disney+ Release that is Spring 2022 however since Cheaper By The Dozen took March as the big tentpole event for Disney+, probably Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers will debut on April.

Chip “N “ Dale Rescue Rangers (2022)

Walt Disney Pictures

Mandevielle Films

It’s been years since the end of Rescue Rangers and both Chip And Dale are living a life of mediocrity in a world where cartoons and real life humans live together meanwhile traditionally animated characters are doing their best to stay relevant in this world of constant reboots,remakes and sequels with realistic computer graphics.

Now Chip And Dale most renew their friendship and partnership to rescue an old friend from a fate worse than death: video piracy 

The film is directed by Akiva Schaffer (The Lego Movie, The Lego Movie The Second Part) from a screenplay by Dan Gregor and Doug Mand, from an original story by Barry Schwartz.

Seth Rogen (Disney+’s Darkwing Duck) and Roger Rabbit Are Set To Cameo On The Film

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A decade ago, the American psychologist Adam Grant and I argued in a journal paper that this ‘too much of a good thing’ phenomenon might be a general rule. Some motivation produces excellent performance; too much motivation produces choking. Some group collaboration produces cohesion and enhances productivity; too much of it leads to staleness. Some empathy enables you to understand what another person is going through; too much could prevent you from saying and doing hard things. Similarly, in my book The Paradox of Choice (2004), I argued that, whereas a life with no freedom to choose is not worth living, a life with too much choice leads to paralysis, bad decisions and dissatisfaction. Finding the right amount – what Aristotle called the ‘mean’ – of motivation, collaboration, empathy, choice and many other aspects of life, including efficiency, is a key challenge we face, both as individuals and as a society. But finding the mean isn’t easy. As the English poet William Blake observed in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell (1790-93): ‘You never know what is enough unless you know what is more than enough.’

Barry Schwartz, Why efficiency is dangerous and slowing down makes life better