Review of What the Bleep! Down the Rabbit Hole (2006) by M.d. — 02 Aug 2006

To all tree hugger morons that believe that their thoughts affect in any way the physical matter outside themselves: If you think enough and meditate a lot about it, maybe you could get your head out of your as*ses.

Read a real quantum physics book for a change. You say that the message was not discussed in the reviews? sure, all this new-age, hippie crackpot BS stands for itself, because the "facts" are too strong to be refuted, because physical matter tends to change its chemical properties according to stupid thoughts made by ignorant, egocentric people who think that the universe revolves around themselves enough to change its nature by their power of thought.

And the water crystalizes itself differently if I bless it or curse it, according to that japanese "scientific" (Masaru Emoto.) Too bad he doesn't let anyone analyze or reproduce his "experiments" and he did not utilize double blind methodology (do some research) Funnily enough no real scientists are featured in this film, with the exception of David Albert, (and a couple more) who worked with Roger Penrose and in a Popular Science article he stated about this movie that he is "outraged at the final product.

" The article states that Albert granted the filmmakers a near-four hour interview about quantum mechanics being unrelated to consciousness or spirituality. His interview was then edited and incorporated into the film in a way that misrepresented his views.

What gets me mad about this kind of pseudo-scientific shi*t is that it misleads genuinely curious people about science, mixing truths and facts with new age BS so JZ Knight (oh, pardon me, Ramtha, 35,000 year-old warrior spirit from the lost continent of Lemuria, as she states) can sell more spiritual crystals to gullible people and swim in big stashes of money.

Spiritual growth, nothing materialistic here. Unlike JZ Knight and her moronic, gullible, ignorant and dishonest colaborators, I'm not making this up. Check Wikipedia article about this movie and look for more sources, and you will understand that this movie should be classified "Fantasy" or "Sci-fi" instead of "documentary" If you're curious about quantum physics, there's lot of real sources in the internet, and plenty of them are simple to read and comprehend, and much more fascinating than this mind dump that gullible idiots call "documentary".