"Many People, One Voice" is a problematic idea. (Many voices are left unheard when "one voice" becomes sanctioned... isn't that the problem with Catholicism?

Still the video does provide food for thought in a novel manner and obviously a lot of technical savvy went into creating it.

Many people, one voice != pluralism.

Many people, one voice != diverse views.

Many people, one voice != democracy.

Many people, one voice = consensus.

Many people, one voice would be super-fantastic as long as everyone agreed with me.