TEDx Brussels 2010 - Lynne McTaggart - Can collective intentions make things happen?

Lynne McTaggart is the award-winning author of five books, including the international bestselling sensations The Field and The Intention Experiment. She is an internationally recognized spokesperson on the science of spirituality, and her work was the inspiration for Dan Brown's latest book.

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[Blissentia]

@AnonOrange

I suggest you read "Randi's prize" by Robert McLuhan to discover how Randi is a little less than intellectually honest when dealing with the information he claims to be an "objective" analyzer of.

[cricketjam]

People aren't sure how to act if they believed in mind matter interaction, so they just act how their stubborn brains can, completely lacking in mental plasticity. Our brains are water based computers. They can possibly be able to affect other bodies of water. Humans have come up with tons of ways to send information and patterns of energy over space ( i.e. wi fi, phones, radio etc.) it only makes sense that there's already a subtle organic or physical matter interaction going on naturally.

[GlobalWelcome]

Awesome Lynne - so glad you are out there! I love your work.

Yvonne Oswald - Award winning, best selling author of Every Word has Power

[dwkinney666]

I suggest people do a search for "ted quacks, lynne mctaggart quackometer" to get a grasp of not only how foolish but how dangerous this woman is.

[dwkinney666]

I didn't bother to return to TEDx in Brussels again because of the extremely poor judgment exhibited by having this dealer of pseudoscience speak. It is hard for me to understand how poor the vetting was to waste everybody's time with her when there are so many innovative people that could have been invited.

[AnonOrange]

Let's all her Miss Complete NONSENSE, Ph. D.

Hey lady, James Randi want's to give you a MILLION bucks!

To TED administrators: Could you please vet your speakers a little better?!

[625low]

@HansTheAtheist

Complete the experiment yourself and post it to Youtube instead of whining and moaning in the comments channel.

[ishootiscore04]

i took part in the "water into wine" experiment! :D

[cricketjam]

@chicksticks word!