Quote Originally Posted by Oneironaut View Post
Where, exactly, is the misinterpretation? You say "the postulation is more of a thing made to ensure scientific accuracy," when the postulation has been argued, by some quantum physicists themselves to mean exactly what I've implied. That is why I brought it up.



Lol. For "my masculinity's sake?" As if my masculinity is threatened because I sometimes have trouble understanding what you're trying to convey.
I mean that you look like a girl repeating the same thing all the time

That's actually the first time you've said that, I believe.
Don't make me retroquote again.

I don't argue that there are probably many overall opinions that they have just concluded based on the things they have read, but you have time and time again done nothing to refute those opinions except with a huge uncertainty tangent. The reason I keep repeating myself is because you continue to dispute the validity of the video, focusing only on the smallest part of it (the outstanding philosophical opinions of those discussing the scientific material). I'm going off of your seeming to hang on to the position that the material in the video is bullshit, when the video wasn't even fundamentally about those final opinions. They were simply conclusions tacked on to the end of the main body of the piece.
LOL, as I've said many times before, I am self-conscious enough to say that I am not a quantum physics expert, and that there is not point in my trying to refute to some arguments in the video - doing so, I would be making the same mistake they made in the video. Furthermore, as I also said, arguing here will be a waste of time, for it won't change the opinion of the people on the video. You want to say that the video is valid because it has some science in it. Well I say that is just way too simplistic. It's not just one or two opinions thrown in, it's half of the video that's only opinions. Finally, the conclusion to any text, song, video etc is quite an important part, if you didn't learn that one little bit in primary school.

I'm sorry...I could have sworn I just saw you state your opinion on Schroedinger's cat.
LOL that's not what that bit was about. remember what you said before criticising my reply:

You: The material in the video is not hard to understand. Whether the ideas expressed are true or not is always open to debate. No one here is disputing that, but your inability to give a credible argument against the material in the video really leaves one to wonder how well you can back your belief (or disbelief) on the matter.

Me: Man, please. Stop repeating. I criticise the opinions, and the arrogance on people's stance of learning about particular physics through a "For Dummies" book and thinking they are credible enough to state opinions about it. Furthermore, I criticise their practice of placing opinions amidst scientific facts intending to make the opinions look like facts. Finally, that whole paragraph of yours was just style without substance. Don't make up sophistic arguments for the sake of sounding credible (or, as one would define, "winning the argument").

What are you talking about? I've still been stuck on your opening opinion that "this documentary isn't even close to reaching some truth," because you've been steadily trying to maintain the illusion that you were right. Though it's slowly come out, through subsequent posts, that you were only talking about the smallest portion of the video (the closing opinions about "how we should treat each other"), which is all fine and good. You are mixing two concepts, though, trying to discredit the scientific concepts the people are talking about by saying - with absolutely no substance of your own - that they don't know what they are talking about. When it comes to the scientific concepts they are talking about, you only have to read Naiya's posted article from New Scientist (for starters, I hope), to understand the validity of the concepts. That is all the substance I need.
Oh man. As I've said, half of the video is all opinion. That's what I criticise. I'm going to repost something I posted earlier - just to see how repetitive you can be:

Quote Originally Posted by Kromoh
I criticise the opinions, and the arrogance on people's stance of learning about particular physics through a "For Dummies" book and thinking they are credible enough to state opinions about it. Furthermore, I criticise their practice of placing opinions amidst scientific facts intending to make the opinions look like facts.

Also I've already said that much of what you may have understood as scientific fact in the video might actually be only some dumb opinions thrown in, masked as scientific fact.

But as for the "how we should treat each other" ending message in the video, I don't really (care too much to) oppose your position on it, since it wasn't the crux of what the video was about. It is when you continually say things like "those people don't understand the concepts they were talking about", as if that argument somehow helps you, when you can read any basic text on the subject and realize they understand more than you are giving them credit for.
LOL, maybe it's just you giving more credit to them than they actually retain in their arguments. I just can't stand all these "watch this and change your view on life - now with 30% more scientific facts!" videos, if you get what I mean.