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Caber Media Caber Media was founded in 1987 by Chuck Scott. Since then Caber has produced over 600 Corporate films, television and sundry entertainment projects.

We have produced for many major corporations such as GlaxoSmithKline, Finning Industries, General Motors, Kodak, Lilly, Canada Lawbook and smaller companies such as Feather Industries, E2M Management, Gold Disk, Clayquot Wilderness Resorts, government and institutions such as Government of Ontario, Government of Alberta, City of Brampton, Region of Peel, Sick Kids Hospital and Peel Memorial Hospit

08/05/2026
When Carl Sagan said America was 19th in infant mortality, he was being diplomatic. By 2024 the United States had fallen to 33rd — behind Croatia, Cuba, and Bosnia. Thirty-five years of the wealthiest nation on earth choosing not to fix it. The Star Wars programme he called out had already consumed 10 billion in 1989. By the time it was quietly scaled back, it had cost over 100 billion with no functioning missile defence system to show for it. Sagan was not a socialist. He was a planetary scientist who had spent his career measuring things. When he said America chooses to have homeless people and chooses not to save its babies at the rate other countries do, he meant it literally — these are policy decisions, not natural disasters. Ted Turner, who asked the question, was a billionaire. He later said conversations like this one changed how he thought about his money. He eventually gave over 1 billion to the UN Foundation. Sagan died in December 1996, seven years after this was filmed. #carlsagan #history #science #politics #deadwronghistory #archive 07/06/2026

When Carl Sagan said America was 19th in infant mortality, he was being diplomatic. By 2024 the United States had fallen to 33rd — behind Croatia, Cuba, and Bosnia. Thirty-five years of the wealthiest nation on earth choosing not to fix it. The Star Wars programme he called out had already consumed 10 billion in 1989. By the time it was quietly scaled back, it had cost over 100 billion with no functioning missile defence system to show for it. Sagan was not a socialist. He was a planetary scientist who had spent his career measuring things. When he said America chooses to have homeless people and chooses not to save its babies at the rate other countries do, he meant it literally — these are policy decisions, not natural disasters. Ted Turner, who asked the question, was a billionaire. He later said conversations like this one changed how he thought about his money. He eventually gave over 1 billion to the UN Foundation. Sagan died in December 1996, seven years after this was filmed. #carlsagan #history #science #politics #deadwronghistory #archive

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