Proof of multidimensional molecules that know you're watching...Down the rabbit hole.

I am a figment of your imagination. Nothing you see is real. You are God, and this is how you amuse yourself, by trying to forget your omnipotence. -jackinthebox

This series should blow your mind on all levels. I caught one clip, which hooked me enough to go back and get the entire series. I don't remember which part it was at the moment, but they have actually shown through scientific method what I stated in the thread title.

Now I don't necessarily accept all of the interpretations made here, but watch as science and religion become fused. This will stretch, and even break, the boundaries of how you understand existence.

Please take the time and stick to it. It really starts getting meaty by part three.

Enjoy.

Part One
Part Two
Part Three
Part Four
Part Five
Part Six
Part Seven
Part Eight
Part Nine
Part Ten
Part Eleven
Part Twelve
Part Thirteen
Part Fourteen
Part Fifteen
Part Sixteen



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lol, i am watching the first one right now, hilarious narrator

My aunt actually has this on DVD. i loved it, thanks for the thread, hope people stick to watching it, it is pretty long. I loved tha part about the snow flake, where the girl is on the subway.

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Don't forget flags and stars!

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Originally posted by jackinthebox
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Don't forget flags and stars!

Starred and flagged my friend, this will come in handy. Going to make some dinner now, but when I return, these are being watched!

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One of the best things i have ever watched, For the Exception of LOST. i love that show

classic movie, I loved it so much I actually bought the 6hr extended version. This should be shown in schools! Also another documentary that goes hand in hand with this one is Nassim Haramein in his attempt to be recognized for his awesome work in searching for and possibly finding a unified theory.

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I suggest you pick up the Quantum Edition if you found the regular version fascinating.

The extended version is several hours longer, although much much drier.

Great movie

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What, there was an extended 6 hr version of it Where What else did it explain. confusion is setting in

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it has all the full length interviews (3 double sided discs) of all the people in the movie. Also, it has a quantum version so when you play it on your DVD player it will be a different movie each time. It really just scatters around the segments, but is great to leave playing during a party or something.



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Wow that is amazing, thanks for the info Will try to pick it up. STAR for you

I have watched this film several times, and is an awsome view of our lives. Just remember that there is several paths you can chose, cause Quantum Physics is the endless possiblities.

Awesome, can't believe I've never seen or heard of this movie.

I am also way into pandimensional studies as they help explain almost every 'supernatural' and spiritual phenomena in our existence

Well after you watch all those videos, then read this page that kinda debunks it and how the film makers took the scientist wrong. I was real excited until i read this...idk i guess i still am but really what do we know?

Don’t believe me? You don’t have to because David Albert, the professor from the Columbia University physics department who was featured in the film, is quoted in Salon.com saying:
I was edited in such a way as to completely suppress my actual views about the matters the movie discusses. I am, indeed, profoundly unsympathetic to attempts at linking quantum mechanics with consciousness. Moreover, I explained all that, at great length, on camera, to the producers of the film ... Had I known that I would have been so radically misrepresented in the movie, I would certainly not have agreed to be filmed.

Link
skeptico.blogs.com...

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I really do wish to take the time to watch these videos, however why does science not wish to link quantum mechanics to consciousness?

Are they afraid that if they do people will be enlightened and can see things that the world wishes to hide?

Sounds like the ultimate prison to me.

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I'll have to stop back in a bit to read your link, but I personally do not agree with everything as presented, but it is still enough to get you really thinking about how bizarre the world around us really is. I just hope the thing about the experiment with the molecules is true!

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I hope so too! BUT -
You cannot debunk the Double Slit Test which proves that all matter knows when its being looked at.

As far as Masaru Emoto's work with water, people are skeptical of his methods, but what I want to know, is WHY, if in 1999 he comes up with the theory, has no one since then tried the experiments again? The claim is he did not use the double blind method. Seems kind of silly that he wouldn't, and if thats all it takes is a dark field microscope and some intension, then why has the test not been re done by a MSM friendly source? Someone offered him a million dollars to prove it with a double blind test, and in wikipedia it still says that he doesn't expect to have to pay it; WTF? This was like 2006 and wiki still says its a controversial issue? weird.

Maybe if people find out that labeling your liquids changes how it affects you, they wouldn't buy things with brand names on them not knowing what the original intension was. Or at the very least, people would be tearing off labels and being more wary of promoting free advertisement via walking around with a pepsi can or nike t-shirt.
Or maybe people would just drink water.



[edit on 3/22/2008 by psychedeliack]

Just watched the double slit test. Amazing.

My question is a pretty rhetorical one, but I'd like to hear what you think anyway.

Is it possibly our conscious that changes these events? In other words.. If a tree falls down in the middle of the forrest with no one there, does it make a sound? Does it even fall or does it just appear on the ground? In this instance, I suppose it wouldn't matter, the ends are the same.

But with photons, they change based on the way we observe them. Is there an organic aspect to them? So there is a fundamental problem with our entire ideals on science? Do we control more than we know?

Sorry, rambling. My mind is BLOWN.

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You earned the star and flag a long time ago.

Now I will watch these videos as I am positive this is going to be good.

Thanks.

Jeez, with the OP vids and that Double Slit test this is a gold thread

Thanks for that psych,

Dr Quantum is awesome!