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williamdebunker
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2 weeks ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
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@Synconntez
(Response 2A)
Nope. Science is the building of knowledge by way of making and testing predictions through the scientific method. That's what separates science from religion.
Mathematics resolve conjectures through mathematical proof. While it is used to perform operations on quanti...
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williamdebunker
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2 weeks ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@Synconntez
(Response 1A)
When I said extremely large, the sun and its massive effect would be part of that. The point is that Newtonian physics are entirely accurate for a certain scale, above atomic and below planetary, below relativistic speeds, within the same gravity frame.
I don't know i...
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williamdebunker
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2 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@Synconntez The rice experiment has never been duplicated in a properly controlled experiment. Individuals testing an experiment in an uncontrolled environment (i.e. their homes) isn't scientifically useful.
I'm not sure what the relevance of DNA and memories has to do with Emoto being full of s...
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williamdebunker
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2 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@patmore02
Can you substantiate your claims that I am "full of shit"? Or are you basically practicing the intellectual equivalent of calling me poopy pants?
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williamdebunker
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3 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@TonyBurke100
"Mainstream" science certainly makes mistakes, but fortunately the scientific method has a really good track record of finding those mistakes through peer review and replication. Science can't guarantee that no mistakes are made; it guarantees that mistakes are increasingly likely...
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williamdebunker
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3 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@dangraphic
I focused the video on the three main things that I hear people bring up after watching the movie -- the water experiment, the meditation experiment, and the ship analogy. It's also the only evidence the film attempts to offer for the whole "change your world just through thought" id...
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williamdebunker
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4 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@aceshigh8881
I don't know of any atheists who believe that evolution is random, or that we evolved from monkeys. I don't think you know anything about evolution.
As far as what happens when we die, no one knows the answer to that. Anyone who claims to is either delusional, or is trying to sca...
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williamdebunker
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4 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@Sailor231
Kiddy pools? Really? That's a pretty shitty attitude.
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williamdebunker
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4 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@jminyard504
The reason why I brought up the money issue is to answer a common question when one brings up this kind of fraud: "Why would they lie?".
I never implied, nor would I imply, that JZ Knight or Emoto making profit from their claims is proof of fraud, that's what the other information ...
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williamdebunker
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5 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@TheMichaelJoshua
Emoto's work has never been duplicated in a properly controlled experiment. He has been offered one million dollars to duplicate the results in such an environment, and has refused. Emoto sells his special spiritual water for $30 a pop, which should tell you what his motives ar...
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williamdebunker
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5 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@MrMarkbad
Again, I'd say look at the original context. A quote taken out of context loses its meaning. It seems you found the quote, but didn't look at the original discussion between Einstein and Heisenberg.
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williamdebunker
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5 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@BloodOfTreason
1) In the context of the experiment, consciousness isn't playing a role. The act of measurement is changing the system, not the mind. It's a common misconception that the film preys on.
2) You can get 5 people on the fringe of any theory and have them talk for 2.25 hours. There ...
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williamdebunker
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5 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@MrMarkbad
I think Einstein gets his quotations misquoted and abused more than any other intellectual or scientist.
If you look up that context of the quote, he was criticizing a particular quantum physics interpretation, arguing that a theory should define what is observed rather than have ob...
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williamdebunker
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6 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@BayviewFinch
I think it's great that you have your own critical thinking skills.
I aimed this video at those who regard it as a scientific film, as I often encounter people here in Berkeley who regard it as literally true and bring up the water experiment to prove metaphysical nonsense. I als...
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williamdebunker
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6 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@joesnothome
No. "The Secret" literally uses the word "wish" and gives the example of a child simply wishing for a new bike and drawing pictures until he receives one. WTBDWK spends an hour on unlimited realities and possibilities, with consciousness choosing the individual quantum events and th...
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williamdebunker
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6 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@joesnothome -
A misquote is when one declares changed attributed words as a verbatim quote, but I never stated the end summary as a quote. It was my summary, tying the unifying idea behind multiple works (WTBDWK, The Secret, etc.), the idea essentially being changing your reality by using your ...
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williamdebunker
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6 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@OneHandHigh -
I'm not talking about models like alchemy or phrenology that never consistently made accurate predictions. I'm talking about theories that consistently and accurately work. These theories might become further refined, but they don't get thrown out. We build our knowledge on top of...
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williamdebunker
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6 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@OneHandHigh
That's simply not true. Newton's laws of motion are still used for calculation above the subatomic level. The spectral nature of light, germ theory of disease, evolution and many other theories are still true.
Think of cartography. Early maps were filled with errors. As techniques...
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williamdebunker
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6 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@OneHandHigh
You said "our science knows nothing" and "has been wrong on....EVERYTHING".
Our st00pid science has doubled our lifespan in the last few centuries, eliminated or treated hundreds of diseases, and continues to create technology that empowers our lives. This makes our species entire...
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williamdebunker
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6 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@OneHandHigh
As you typed "science knows nothing," you used a device that is the culmination of thousands of scientific concepts, from the LCD monitor using our understanding of the spectral nature of light, to the computer processor relying on our understanding of particle physics.
Science doe...
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williamdebunker
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7 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@OneHandHigh -
In other words, you don't have any evidence for your claim. That's what I thought.
Instead, you just have cookie cutter bullshit responses, like "that's just a mainstream (ignorant) way of looking at it", instead of providing anything meaningful replies that could be tested and/...
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williamdebunker
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7 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@Macleery -
Are you replying to a specific comment, or commenting on a part of the video?
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williamdebunker
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7 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@OneHandHigh -
This is awesome -- I assume by your confidence that you must have proof that different thoughts can affect water in different ways. Tremendous! Publish your experiment, explain your methodology, and win a Nobel Prize. If the cash or the fame isn't an incentive, then consider how y...
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williamdebunker
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8 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@OneHandHigh -
1) Like most independent films, WTBDWK had a small release months prior to its national release (Nov 2004) to build word-of-mouth advertising. For example, Salon.com's review is in Sept 2004. So the article is correctly dated.
2) Quantum physics is legitimate. WTBDWK isn't - it ...
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williamdebunker
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8 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@OneHandHigh -
The most qualified of the interviewees, David Albert, said WTBDWK is "swarming with scientific inaccuracies, and its overall thesis is (in my opinion) wildly and irresponsibly wrong."
Just search for "David Albert" and "What the Bleep Do We Know" and you'll find dozens of article...
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williamdebunker
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8 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@RippzZ -
At no point do I attempt to debunk the double slit experiment during my video.
WTBDWK looks to that legitimate scientific experiment through the distorted and inaccurate lens of quantum mysticism, completely misunderstanding what the concept of an observer means in that scientific con...
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williamdebunker
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8 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@justinecarryer -
The Bible is a great example. There are plenty of people who do believe that the Bible is literally true, and so I see no problem with videos debunking that belief (e.g. 6,000 year old Earth, global flood, etc).
Every time someone makes one of those videos, someone raises his ...
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williamdebunker
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8 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@nickknell1 -
Again, I have personally met dozens of people who think that WTBDWK is a scientific film, and have seen a great many examples of people on the internet who also see it that way. Hell, just look in the comments below and you'll find people telling me that the film is right about qua...
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williamdebunker
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9 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@rends -
When the term "observer" is used in quantum physics, they're not talking about an individual's mind. They're talking about a measuring device. In order to measure particles, you have to interact with them at some level to get a reading and it's the interaction -- the actual act of measu...
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williamdebunker
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9 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@OneHandHigh -
Sources in video description.
I have to admit that I do want to be right -- I want the ideas and understanding that I have to accurately model the way that the world works. When any current ideas are found to be wrong, and I'm certainly not immune to having wrong ideas, I try to ...
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williamdebunker
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10 months ago
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
@ashleynearl2008
I totally agree that positive thought can be an important factor in driving positive action, but it cannot substitute for it.
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Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
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williamdebunker said:
@AnHeroRevolution
(Response 2 of 3)
I went into the film with an open mind. After some aspects seemed suspect, I researched the claims and found out that there was a lot of misinformation.
I'll have to look into David Lynch Foundation, but at a preliminary look, it's a very different experime...
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
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williamdebunker said:
@AnHeroRevolution
(Response 1 of 3)
Quantum Entanglement is a great example of a legitimate physics concept that is misappropriated by the new age quantum mystic movement.
QE doesn't involve the transmission of energy across the distance, or the transmission of information, and has no effect ...
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
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williamdebunker said:
@zareen76
Thanks! I've been a musician for about 18 years or so, mostly just as a hobby. I would like to post the various songs on this video and other works in their entirety, probably after my next completed video. I'm completing the writing/researching stage now.
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
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williamdebunker said:
@tribalstyle138
I didn't say that.
The ACT of observation can affect what is being observed, but it has absolutely nothing to do with consciousness, it has to do with the fact that no act is completely passive. In order to measure a system, one has to receive information from the system. There'...
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
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williamdebunker said:
@seller332
It's true that nothing can be proved with 100% certainty, it's about which argument is stronger. Hagelin claimed crime lowered during his meditation; the newspapers reported crime at a high level, and police statistics support the newspapers.
Now rather than saying that maybe ALL th...
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
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williamdebunker said:
@seller332
I've actually been remarkably polite to many of the people upset by my debunking, considering how often they insult me. I do get frustrated with individuals who, like you, speak complete nonsense.
How are newspaper articles and official crime stats "entirely internet sources"?
I lin...
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
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williamdebunker said:
@Synconntez
You stated "I didn't ask you about peer review being someone who sat on such a panel and I doubt you have ever." That would seem that you had sat on such a review panel.
Did you simply write a poorly composed sentence (which happens to everyone), or have you sat on a such a panel? W...
Debunked! - What the Bleep Do We Know?
Episode 1 of Debunked! takes a look at "What the Bleep Do We Know" (2004), a film that mixes quantum mysticism with pure crap.
Many thanks to arti...
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williamdebunker said:
@Synconntez
I didn't say mathematics IS conjecture, I said it RESOLVES conjecture. Mathematicians formulate conjecture and resolve the veracity through mathematical proof.
While I could deal with your relentless off-topic babble and distortion of positions and arguments, I kind of have a probl...
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