/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.5754501]

has anyone watched this putrid crap?

it's trollan me pretty hard right now

[Anonymous No.5754504]

>>5754501
Summarize please.

[Anonymous No.5754506]

I started it once but didn't make it all the way through.

[Anonymous No.5754507]

Why would you intentionally watch it, knowing that you're going to get mad and butthurt? Couldn't you do something productive, or at least beneficial?

[Anonymous No.5754508]

>>5754504
>science and religion both have it right!
>>5754507
i'm only 20 minutes in

[Anonymous No.5754509]

>>5754508

Turn back! Before it's too late!

[Anonymous No.5754515]

>>5754509
i can't, i want to see the part where everyone getting interviewed loses their jobs

[Anonymous No.5754520]

ive watched it 2 times now, it still amazes me, it has layers upon layers of bullshit that would take a career in filmography to completely analyze.

[Anonymous No.5754526]

>>5754507
being productive 100% of the time

[Anonymous No.5754528]

Same here. I started watching it and caught cognitive mistake after mistake after.... At some point, I realized they were deliberate. Nobody can make that many logical errors and not be aware of it.

I then sat back and watched the rest of it purely for the lols.

[Anonymous No.5754532]

>>5754528
>>5754520
from wikipedia,
>Bleep was conceived and its production funded by William Arntz, who co-directed the film along with Betsy Chasse and Mark Vicente: all three were students of Ramtha's School of Enlightenment
>all three were students of Ramtha's School of Enlightenment
>Ramtha's School of Enlightenment
>School of Enlightenment
why the bleep didn't i read the wiki page first

[Anonymous No.5754535]

I think it's pretty accurate.

[Anonymous No.5754536]

>>5754520
HOLY SHIT, IT EVEN HAS A MAGICAL NEGRO!

[Anonymous No.5754537]

>using theta as an o
>possibly using omega as a w
>using sigma as an e
>using pi as an n
we obviously don't know greek letters

[Anonymous No.5754541]

another movie from William Arntz.

[Anonymous No.5754547]

the deaf woman is kind of a qt3.1412 tho

[Anonymous No.5754551]

A much more amusing piece:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8NNHmV3QPw

No watching it a bit at a time, mind you.

[Anonymous No.5754556]

>a bunch of math superimposed on a blue cosmic background
>that stylized title
>face of a woman looking upwards like she is inspired or something
>little negro boy pretending he is a plane
>several basketballs floating around him
>science and spirituality come together ect
Even the title is hilariously bad.

[Anonymous No.5754555]

on leyer 3 this movie is actually about a woman struggling with her depression and related mental disorders until she starts hallucinating shit like the negro boy untill she eventually loses all touch with reality.

[Anonymous No.5754561]

>>5754551
> golden mean

stopped watching there

[Anonymous No.5754563]

>>5754551
SS is definitely the best, Thrive is my no 2, then bleep.

I still want to write a game in the SS universe, you play the time-traveling jew who saves Atlantis from the male martins trying to tap into the global consciousness grid to do the Lucifer experiment and force humanity into the next stage of awareness. you fight them with crystals and can set auras by meditating. your skill tree is based on the flower of life, and you can switch between different frequencies to shift to different dimensions as you play to solve puzzles.

[Anonymous No.5754566]

>>5754561
dont, its awesome.

see
>>5754563


he isn't making that up, its in the movie.

[Anonymous No.5754575]

>>5754551
Stopped at
>the earth is alive, like an organism

[Anonymous No.5754578]

>>5754563
Oh my goodness yes.

[Anonymous No.5754588]

All these crackpots have more initiative then me to make animations and movies. Kind of makes me feel like an asshole.

[Anonymous No.5754593]

>>5754555
she can be kind of a dick to Amanda sometimes

[Anonymous No.5754602]

>>5754588
Searching for truth takes time, if you skip that step and go straight to making the movie it's a lot quicker.

[Anonymous No.5754639]

>>5754551
Is the Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life fiction or a thought experiment or something like that? Where is he getting this shit from?

[Anonymous No.5754670]

My chemistry teacher in high school showed us bleep, unironically, as an explanation of quantum mechanics. AFAIK, he still does.

>In college now.
>Studying computer science, quantum computation

[Anonymous No.5754752]

>>5754639
Thoth told him so.

Well, some guy claiming to be channelling Thoth wrote a book saying so, and that's pretty much the same thing.

[Anonymous No.5755004]

>>5754670
Oh god, my Physics teacher showed it to us too. He has a PhD for fucks sake.

[Anonymous No.5755390]

>>5754563

[Anonymous No.5755421]

>>5754551
Nobody believes this right?

[Anonymous No.5755422]

>>5754501
When I was 10 my dad was really into pseudoscience, we still have several Tarot card books, astrology, a crystal ball (I am seriously not joking) and The Secret. I remember watching this film and not understanding how they reached these conclusions. I did believe it for a while (I was into science at the time, but I was just begining my adventure, and so far nothing really contradicted anything that I learned). I never spouted anything the video said as truth, but I sorta accepted it was. It wasn't until I was in high school that I started realizing that it was completely wrong. My dad now knows that those things were wrong and he legitimately interested in real science, and not a hippy's perception of it.

[Anonymous No.5755426]

Found this quote from a review of it: "Suddenly people who were talking about subatomic particles are alluding to alternate universes and cosmic forces, all of which can be harnessed in the interest of making Ms. Matlin's character feel better about her thighs."[

lol

[Anonymous No.5755437]

>>5754563
Reminds me of Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver's dimension shifting puzzles.