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Has anyone seen the metaphysical movie "What the bleep do we know?" I saw it and I have mixed feelings about it.
Evo said:If you had searched before starting the thread, you would have found at least a dozen threads already debunking the garbage in this movie.
Looks like around 40 threads mention this movie, here are some links.RAD4921 said:I failed to see the "dozens" of post you claim were made on the subject.
Though I think the movie had some highlights I wasn't too impressed with it either.
"What the bleeep do we know?" is a 2004 documentary film that combines elements of documentary, animation, and drama to explore the concepts of quantum physics, consciousness, and spirituality.
While the film does present some scientific concepts and theories, it also includes elements of pseudoscience and New Age spirituality. Some of the information presented has been criticized by scientists as misleading or inaccurate.
The film features interviews with several scientists and experts in the fields of physics, biology, and psychology, as well as spiritual leaders and authors. Some of the notable figures include Dr. Candace Pert, Dr. Amit Goswami, and Dr. Joe Dispenza.
The purpose of the film is to challenge viewers to think about the world in a different way and consider the role of consciousness in understanding reality. It also aims to inspire personal growth and promote a sense of interconnectedness and spirituality.
Yes, the film has been criticized for its inclusion of pseudoscience and misleading information, as well as its promotion of a specific spiritual ideology. Some have also accused the filmmakers of misrepresenting the statements of the experts featured in the film. However, others argue that the film is meant to be thought-provoking and does not claim to present definitive scientific truths.