These 5 documentaries may just change the way you look at science and weird phenomena.
Sometimes, it can be really refreshing to consider unconventional points of view. In the scientific community, having a different opinion is particularly difficult. However, most great scientists, including Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla, faced misunderstanding and rejection at first.
Here is a list of five thought-provoking documentaries that offer an unusual perspective on science and are sure to expand your mind.
1. Where science and Buddhism meet
The first documentary, Where science and Buddhism meet, explores the similarities between quantum physics and Buddhism.
Accused of trying to obscure the line between science and religion, this documentary focuses on the understanding that some scientific theories such as inter-connectivity, oneness, and duality connect with Buddhism and describe the Universe in the same way. A must-watch for anyone who shares an interest in the greater – being and the parallels between science and religion.
2. Reality and the extended mind
The second documentary, Reality and the extended mind, investigates psi phenomena with phenomenal results in experiences such as telepathy, the ability to communicate with dead people, to predict future events or psychic powers, also known as clairvoyance. Reality and the extended mind also explores mind reading, psychic healing, and psychokinesis. It is a must-watch for anyone interested in discovering the unknown…
3. Athene’s theory of everything
Athene’s theory of everything is a documentary about professional gamer and poker player Bachir Chiren Boumaaza, and his theory that consciousness arises from brains, and thoughts don’t interact with the real world. A very thought-provoking and interesting watch!
4. Man’s right to know
Man’s right to know is a rather awe-inspiring documentary exploring man’s right to know, learn, inquire, and make mistakes in order to understand ‘freedom’. Man’s right to know investigates physician-scientist, Wilhelm Reich, and his cosmic life therapy, which he used to heal people. Reich died in prison in 1957, following his refusal to stop his research. This one certainly belongs to the category of must-watch documentaries for all!
5. The global brain
Last but definitely not least, we have The global brain; a documentary exploring how the Internet is connecting humanity into one universal community; a global brain. This is a fascinating documentary looking at real scientific changes happening in the world right now.
Have you watched any of these documentaries? Do you know any others that could fit this list? Feel free to share your thoughts with us!
