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]]> By: jon http://blog.jalenack.com/archives/what-the-bleep/comment-page-1/#comment-9946 jon Mon, 29 Jan 2007 16:07:55 +0000 http://blog.jalenack.com/?p=31#comment-9946 Hi, I stumbled across your blog while searching for info to support or contradict the movie, "What the Bleep..." A very casual search has turned up a great deal of info that seems to undermine the movie. I would like to leave you with just a couple comments: You mentioned being interested in Quantum Physics, and that you weren't very informed until you watched the movie. If you really want to be informed, I'd suggest two books by Brian Greene. Both have very good, simplified overviews of quantum theory. The one serious scientist in the movie that wasn't connected with Ramtha, was David Albert. He's been quoted on numerous sites stating that he was extensively edited and that he disagrees with nearly everything the film says. I just don't buy the Columbus story. At all. Last, a few minor corrections: Einstein's major work was NOT in the sixties. Especially since he died in 1955. His major work was in the early 1900s. He published four papers (including special relativity) in 1905. In the movie, the photographer, Amanda, didn't have a "speech impediment". She was deaf. She was played by Marlee Matlin, a deaf actress. Enrico Fermi was not the first to split the atom. Ernest Rutherford was. Perhaps that supports your argument that people today don't know much about Fermi? By the way, the Brian Greene books I suggested are: "The Fabric of the Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality" "The Elegant Universe: Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ultimate Theory" Enjoy! Hi, I stumbled across your blog while searching for info to support or contradict the movie, “What the Bleep…” A very casual search has turned up a great deal of info that seems to undermine the movie. I would like to leave you with just a couple comments:

You mentioned being interested in Quantum Physics, and that you weren’t very informed until you watched the movie. If you really want to be informed, I’d suggest two books by Brian Greene. Both have very good, simplified overviews of quantum theory.

The one serious scientist in the movie that wasn’t connected with Ramtha, was David Albert. He’s been quoted on numerous sites stating that he was extensively edited and that he disagrees with nearly everything the film says.

I just don’t buy the Columbus story. At all.

Last, a few minor corrections:

Einstein’s major work was NOT in the sixties. Especially since he died in 1955. His major work was in the early 1900s. He published four papers (including special relativity) in 1905.

In the movie, the photographer, Amanda, didn’t have a “speech impediment”. She was deaf. She was played by Marlee Matlin, a deaf actress.

Enrico Fermi was not the first to split the atom. Ernest Rutherford was. Perhaps that supports your argument that people today don’t know much about Fermi?

By the way, the Brian Greene books I suggested are:
“The Fabric of the Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality”
“The Elegant Universe: Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ultimate Theory”

Enjoy!

]]> By: Marc http://blog.jalenack.com/archives/what-the-bleep/comment-page-1/#comment-5689 Marc Thu, 26 Oct 2006 02:31:16 +0000 http://blog.jalenack.com/?p=31#comment-5689 This movie clearly impressed me. Of course there are things that I do not 100% believe in, like the ships of Europoean colon, or ramtha theories. But I guess that this could also be related to the "How far down the rabbit hole do you want to go?". I mean, you can accept a certain number of things out of this movie, and it depends how far you feel confident about it and related to it. Now for the scientists and what happened in the scientific world excpet from Galileo and Einstein, please read the GREAT Stephen Hawking "A brief history of time". First it is a great book for non-scientists to understand a bit about science, then you will see that there are many others great scientists. Cheers This movie clearly impressed me. Of course there are things that I do not 100% believe in, like the ships of Europoean colon, or ramtha theories. But I guess that this could also be related to the “How far down the rabbit hole do you want to go?”. I mean, you can accept a certain number of things out of this movie, and it depends how far you feel confident about it and related to it.
Now for the scientists and what happened in the scientific world excpet from Galileo and Einstein, please read the GREAT Stephen Hawking “A brief history of time”. First it is a great book for non-scientists to understand a bit about science, then you will see that there are many others great scientists.
Cheers

]]> By: user749 http://blog.jalenack.com/archives/what-the-bleep/comment-page-1/#comment-2335 user749 Mon, 23 Jan 2006 19:41:47 +0000 http://blog.jalenack.com/?p=31#comment-2335 The film was good and tells a bit abouot what we are in for a long period. This is the start a along journey that was interjected a bit by the various filosophers and scientific minds of this small world. Now start here and grow exponentially as this is the only way to go from here. The possiblities are endless without the needs of any external help. Now you had this inside you for all yourm existense so cotinue it (now fully aware of what you are doing) and experiment with all your being. Always give thanks to the one who created you, whatta a magnificent existense we can be. The film was good and tells a bit abouot what we are in for a long period. This is the start a along journey that was interjected a bit by the various filosophers and scientific minds of this small world. Now start here and grow exponentially as this is the only way to go from here. The possiblities are endless without the needs of any external help. Now you had this inside you for all yourm existense so cotinue it (now fully aware of what you are doing) and experiment with all your being. Always give thanks to the one who created you, whatta a magnificent existense we can be.

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