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Subject: What the Bleep do we know?

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Carl Schroeder

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Date Posted: 08:45:56 08/16/04 Mon

The Taboo course Saturday scraped another small layer off of my protective wall. Thanks to everyone who was there. I still have a long way to go, but I'm enjoying the journey.
It brought my reflexive defensiveness into the spotlight and into sharp enough focus that even I had to acknowledge it. That was worth the price of admission alone. And the company of all those good people was priceless. I'm only sorry I can't spend more time with you all.

Side note to Raquel: - I saw the movie you recommended - "What the Bleep do we know?" Thanks for recommending it. When it's out on DVD it should be played non-stop at the One Taste center. It's an interesting attempt to explain how we really do create our own reality. I'd like to know more about some of the statements - like the claim that the structure of water can be affected by words taped to the side of the bottle that holds it - - that stretches my credulity (well, actually it plays into my skepticism - credulous I'm not) . . . OK, I won't take up more space with a movie review, but I do recommend that movie to one and all. The acting is weak and it begins with a focus on physics, but it soon moves on to human behavior, and it has some interesting things to say about it.

Raquel - the movie I was trying to recommend is "Napoleon Dynamite" - - Einstein had nothing to do with it.

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Subject	Author	Date
the japanese man who did the water experiment	Krsiten	18:50:36 08/16/04 Mon

Its funny	Robert	01:00:31 08/17/04 Tue
ohh! -- kristen, 18:29:08 08/18/04 Wed