so now what

[amberdoopie]

Just like me to start this journal and leave it, but a lot has been happening. . .let's see, I went to the comic-con (apparently SD has the largest in the world, with almost 100,000 attendees this year). A supposedly non-mainstream genre, although the whole convention was consumerism at it's finest, and like a good american, purchase I did. I

Comments

hmmmm

[unclebanana]

I don't know whether I should consider this film that you saw to be intellectually nourishing or deeply troubling. . .

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Re: hmmmm

[amberdoopie]

I'm thinking both, actually.

[tabayoichi]

This movie was pretty misleading, Id check this site out before I let me world be rocked: http://salon.com/ent/feature/2004/09/16/bleep/index_np.html

Thanks! I love Salon.

[amberdoopie]

Well, I wasn't aware of THAT, but did feel that the movie was a little too new agey for my taste at times. I'm not exactly cult material! However, I very much enjoyed the provacative nature of the material, especially the segments with a scientifically-oriented basis (i.e., the water experiment, and the user-friendly presentation of the strong affective interaction between one's thoughts and the body's physical responses). What one should make of that is still under deliberation.

Thanks for the comment! Know anything else about quantum mechanics? I've recently purchased a book on string theory, but haven't found a moment to start it yet - the woe of student life.

[amberdoopie]

Ever see "Mindwalk"? It's a little outdated I know. . .