Can we change our own reality by feeling different?
November 6, 2006 9:59 AM Subscribe
The Secret An internet based movie, that is getting a lot of attention these days is The Secret. The Secret is similar to What the Bleep do we Know, only it is more about how you can apply quantum theory to your life, to change your reality. The movie is a sensation, and the experts in the movie were on the Larry King Show Nov 2nd, with part 2 of their interview to air on the 16th. What are your thoughts? Can we impact our own reality by turning off the negative thoughts, and instead focusing on what we want with a 'feeling of already having' to get what we really want?
This post was deleted for the following reason: double, among other things
Looks like the Secret is that you need to buy expensive operating systems:
posted by Kickstart70 at 10:03 AM on November 6, 2006
Unfortunately, the Operating System you are currently using is unsupported.(tried to watch the trailer in Firefox, on Linux)
posted by Kickstart70 at 10:03 AM on November 6, 2006
You can't apply quantum theory to your daily life. Anyone who says you can is a crank. Cranks inevitably find their way onto the Larry King show.
posted by Humanzee at 10:06 AM on November 6, 2006
posted by Humanzee at 10:06 AM on November 6, 2006
When education deteriorates, pseudo-science (as well as more literalistic forms of religion) thive.
What the Bleep do we Know was a little bit of science dressed up with a lot of hype and nonsense. Secret looks like more of the same.
Also, is this some sort of ad?
posted by jam_pony at 10:07 AM on November 6, 2006
What the Bleep do we Know was a little bit of science dressed up with a lot of hype and nonsense. Secret looks like more of the same.
Also, is this some sort of ad?
posted by jam_pony at 10:07 AM on November 6, 2006
When education deteriorates, pseudo-science (as well as more literalistic forms of religion) thrive.
What the Bleep do we Know was a little bit of science dressed up with a lot of hype and nonsense. Secret looks like more of the same.
Also, is this some sort of ad?
posted by jam_pony at 10:07 AM on November 6, 2006
What the Bleep do we Know was a little bit of science dressed up with a lot of hype and nonsense. Secret looks like more of the same.
Also, is this some sort of ad?
posted by jam_pony at 10:07 AM on November 6, 2006
Sorry for the double post. Tried to correct typo while waiting for slow connection.
posted by jam_pony at 10:09 AM on November 6, 2006
posted by jam_pony at 10:09 AM on November 6, 2006
Perpetual Motion of the Mind!
posted by CynicalKnight at 10:11 AM on November 6, 2006 [1 favorite]
posted by CynicalKnight at 10:11 AM on November 6, 2006 [1 favorite]
What the Bleep was pure quackery, so does that mean that this movie is as well?
posted by eustacescrubb at 10:12 AM on November 6, 2006
posted by eustacescrubb at 10:12 AM on November 6, 2006
The Secret is similar to What the Bleep do we Know...
The Secret is an indoctrination film for the Ramtha cult?
On preview, what eustacescrubb said.
posted by Cookiebastard at 10:15 AM on November 6, 2006
The Secret is an indoctrination film for the Ramtha cult?
On preview, what eustacescrubb said.
posted by Cookiebastard at 10:15 AM on November 6, 2006
So I have to install something called vividas player to watch this shit? The secret is, use QuickTime, fucktard pseudo-spiritualistic video trailer people. On balance, though, this is a great post.
posted by Mister_A at 10:16 AM on November 6, 2006
posted by Mister_A at 10:16 AM on November 6, 2006
on What the Bleep do we know Upshot: it was put out by a cult.
Larry King is an idiot who's softball interviews are like press releases made into dialog.
posted by ernie at 10:16 AM on November 6, 2006
Larry King is an idiot who's softball interviews are like press releases made into dialog.
posted by ernie at 10:16 AM on November 6, 2006
> You can't apply quantum theory to your daily life. Anyone who says you can is a crank.
that's not true. obviously some people can apply quantum theory to teleport funds into their bank account.
posted by paradroid at 10:17 AM on November 6, 2006 [1 favorite]
that's not true. obviously some people can apply quantum theory to teleport funds into their bank account.
posted by paradroid at 10:17 AM on November 6, 2006 [1 favorite]
[self-link] My review and then comments from rabid Secret-lovers and skeptics. Some are pretty funny.
posted by ao4047 at 10:20 AM on November 6, 2006
posted by ao4047 at 10:20 AM on November 6, 2006
Can we impact our own reality by turning off the negative thoughts, and instead focusing on what we want with a 'feeling of already having' to get what we really want?
No.
Next post, please.
posted by grimmelm at 10:22 AM on November 6, 2006
No.
Next post, please.
posted by grimmelm at 10:22 AM on November 6, 2006
The movie is a sensation, and the experts in the movie were on the Larry King Show Nov 2nd, with part 2 of their interview to air on the 16th.
Um, where is all this sensation going down? Who's heart is all atwitter that this coming out? Is there some uproar on www.UFOwoowoowoo.com I'm missing out out?
posted by ernie at 10:22 AM on November 6, 2006
Um, where is all this sensation going down? Who's heart is all atwitter that this coming out? Is there some uproar on www.UFOwoowoowoo.com I'm missing out out?
posted by ernie at 10:22 AM on November 6, 2006
No ad here. Just a question. I'm someone who has seen both movies and who recently watched the Larry King Show. I'm a student when it comes to knowing about quantum theory. I find it facsinating myself. YouTube had the movie for free at one time, but now you got to pay $4.95. Sorry for posting something in which you would have to pay to see the movie. ( On a side note, isn't it amazing that this movie has done so well using a completely different business model? I don't think they've played in any theatres yet. It's all word of mouth).
posted by PetBoogaloo at 10:23 AM on November 6, 2006
posted by PetBoogaloo at 10:23 AM on November 6, 2006
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