Sound movie, but only if you are willing to think for yourself.

<i>(and by their standards as the majority agree, it is more likely to be true)<i>

For the love of god! Not another moron thinking he's openminded, adventurous and a rebel-thinker because he rejects reason. Never in any thread I read here has it been uttered that majority rules makes thruth, quite the opposite even. To say such is disingenious and stubbornly foolish.

Yet another in the exodus of evidence to faith!

OK Kancerman, here's the deal. I'm fine with a movie saying that these things are our beliefs and ideas. Everone is entitled to an opinion. This movie then goes one step further and offers evidence based in science for these beliefs.

In science there is this agreement that everyone can look at the evidence, even try to find the evidence on their own. If everyone accepts the evidence, great, we can use it to support some idea. If there is something questionable about the evidence, or if nobody else can find it, then everyone agrees not to use that evidence.

Now if someone uses scientific evidence to back up their ideas, they have to be willing to let others examine, possibly decline the evidence. If everyone accepts the evidence, great, you can use it to back up the idea. If a lot of people say "wait, there's a mistake in the evidence", then you can't use it to back up the idea.

Now some people might say "I don't need evidence for my ideas", fine. But why bother using science and evidence to back up the ideas? Either offer the ideas without any evidence or use the evidence and allow others to eximine it for flaws.

If people aren't allowed to look at the evidence, it's not really proof. Weapons of Mass Destruction were called evidence until people were allowed to examine the proof.

KancerMan, I wish I was as smart as you. Honestly. That was an incredible comment.

This film is ignorant throughout. First reason (and major one): quantum activities do not work on a macroscopic (bigger than atomic particles, actually)level - so electrons quantum tunneling/teleporting does NOT in any way, shape or form mean atoms or anything larger than atoms can do so.

Schrodinger's cat is a thought experiment - it does NOT work in the macroscopic world because it is far too large.

The approaching ship thing is a load of feces and does not apply even on the quantum level, much less in the real world (although I suspect I know what happened that made the idiots who made this film think that something on the quantum level worked this way - though it also would NOT work like they were thinking in quantum or real world).

The film is basically a propanganda piece, with the usual misapplication of scientific terms to things they have nothing to do with, designed to promote a fraudulant woman who pretends to "channel" the spirit of a nonexistant idiot from the long past who never says anything that can be checked or proven/disproven and of who's existence there is not and never has been any proof.

I abhor idiots who think that "think for yourself" means "blindly accept what somebody else tells you without testing, checking, verifying it for yourself AND asking yourself the ultimate question for stuff like this: "Where does the money go?"