World's weirdest, somewhat creepy presentation

Whilst browsing through other people's presentations for entirely innocent and not at all morally dubious reasons, I found this rather unsettling cracker from the Malaysian International Medical University.

Okay, so Dr Babar doesn't know much about font kerning (What? You neither? That's it; we're not friends any more) and his command of the English language isn't fabulous, but he sure as heck isn't afraid of a terrifying photograph or ten. Think "...and the body had to be identified from dental records" and you'll get the idea. Yikes.

Finally! A reasonable slide that completely makes sense. Wait, how on earth can bite mark analysis be of use in malpractice cases? Ooh, Dr Babar, I just don't even want to know.

Pop on over to slideshare to check out the rest of the presentation. I'm not kidding about there being some graphic images though.
http://www.slideshare.net/muneergb/bitemark

Oh and if that isn't enough for you, there's this obvious horse-shit. I don't think I've ever before wanted to kill someone I've never met or even seen.

Evolution Of A Species by Guy Gould-Davies
What people want from brands and how they engage with them is very different today than even 5 years ago. The result: planners have to approach brand building and consumer engagement very differently.

http://www.slideshare.net/Guy_Gould_Davies/evolution-of-a-species