A little bit of 'uncertainty'

I have no idea whether this guy is satire or not. I have only just noticed how long it has been since he posted a new video, or even signed in. Here is his channel in case you wanted to know, his other vids are worth a look for the giggles:
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheAmazingJesus

I know he makes a big deal out of the 'slit experiment' but the whole issue of changing the observed via the very act of viewing, especially with regards to the quantum levels, is more of an 'uncertainty principle' problem.

Still the fact is he is misrepresenting the facts to 'prove' his own bias. I know it's cliche to use Wiki but it does give one of the simplest explainations of both ideas. It's either that or I read from all my physics books on camera : P
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty_principle
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_slit

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[TheDivineCellphone]

HAHA... i loved it...

your sidekick and everything.... extremely funny !!

[TheTempusFugitive]

My sidekick will return, too useful to get rid of :D

-TTF

[xd1rtx]

good shit,, very funny and spot on as usual...

[TheTempusFugitive]

Thanks, keep the compliments coming : P

-TTF

[jxvwp]

Oi!

That music sounds like something from the film WALL-E.

[automaticSOM]

The concepts that this idiot is trying to use to prove God only apply subatomic particles like electrons.

So yes there are plenty of reasons why objects dont simply snap into and out of place. Gravity for one.

The stupidity of creationists never ceases to amaze me. 5 Stars

[ReverendAtomSmasher]

You're the shit man. I love your channel!

[Vogter2100]

HAHAHAHAAH.... HAHHAAHAHA... my belly hurts from laughing.. HAHAHAH stop stop stop...

[eebaigum]

I think that we were supposed to dance the Creationist Cha-Cha to that music, or was it the Creationist Carioca? Heisenberg must be rolling in his grave --- or is that rhumba-ing?

I might have been convinced (yeah, as if!) by that mindless butchery of quantum physics had the creationist not used "there" where he should have written "their". Such mistakes are a sure sign that no spell-checker is a match for creationist ignorance.

[TheAtheistSwede]

Hehe yeah, it fits rather nicely.

Having been born in the early 70s the music of the 80s made a big impact on me. I'm one of those idiots that fell headlong into the new romantic style with all that it entails in terms of eyeliners and crazy hairdo's. To me the whole P-Machinery album sums up that decade in a brilliant way. I love each and every track to bits and pieces. =)