What the Bleep Do We Know?

In the beggining talks about Dr. Emoto of his experiments with water, the problem is that he has no proof of the photos he claims,,for the photos are man made created plus he has a questionable reputation according to web searches of con game persons....what he says is true of energies and matter,,but he uses half truth to say his manipulated lies,,, the truth is the truth and not half truths, you judge what i exposed.....angel guasch

Ironic: The Trailer looks so awesome and that this things aren't fascinating... My Truth answer is that this Movie is just for Money earning to get new invention for the stupid public :D ROFL and so on ...

I watched this movie and as a physics student (theoretical) I was horrified. This film combined real quantum machanics with total mumbo jumbo.

MaDrung is right and this film is full of shit.

You'll certainly know then that in quantum mechanics, or any form of mechanics for that matter, qualification of a statement is paramount; "From a standard point" means nothing at all unless someone visits your brain to find out where this standard point is. Now, testable and explainable is the point here, you think people do any of this to muse to themselves later that through the power of focus they have the ability to turn the hue of their underpants?

oh dear... MaDung you make this too easy. First of all read your final statement, and revel in the glory of your scattered thought process and your misinterpretation of the english language. Next explain to me, with all your expertise on the matter, all that is in the universe; I think you'l be left with bovine bi-product spilling forth. Apparently you also have a firm grip of quantum mechanics, this I applaud.

I watched the whole movie and I have to say it is bullshit! It is presented like somehow this universe is powered by magic.

Its bullshit and every scientist can tell you so. They are missinterpreting their speaches.

you do know its all Philosophy, Quantum Mechanics/ Physics, Psychobabble. its all really theory.

From a standard point quantum mechanics is mostly testable and explainable. There's no magic around it. its just that we can't exactly measure the very small particles energy and position. Thats why it leaves a bigger variety of results that they present as they happen as you think they do.

My retort = "placebo effect" I win..

lol. ok.