The Connected Universe

I thought this film was amazing.

It is well written and moves at a good pace, with concepts that build and evolve. Stunning camera work, motion graphics and audio production bring it all together.

The Connected Universe is all about the science but at no point do it's theory's dispel the notion of God. This is done with a grounded, harshly realistic view of today's world, and a highly optimistic vision of what the future could look like.

Highly recommended!

No explanation, no proof. Just nice Blah, Blah, Blah.

The guy is just building its own business, he will probably make a few conferences to make money.

Do not waste your time.

Nassim Haramein is a name that should be as known as Tesla, Hawking, Penrose and Einstein. His work is the closest to a true unified theory that I've heard, without added nonsense that's unproven in real world application. Unlike today's cookie cutter science, Nassim is a free thinker, without prejudice he follows truth not dogma. The imagery is inspiring and Patrick Stewart's narration is Picard Perfect. Very inspiring and reminding us that we are all connected .

This should be put in with the woo woo ancient astronaut garbage. It might be believable if you smoked some good pot but it has nothing to do with evidence or science. I half expected to hear about flat earth and a 7 day creation in this steaming pile of trash.

You'd get more of a scientific discussion if you got a 17 year old high school drop out stoned and asked him to explain how he thinks his/her hand works.

This is why "documentary" streaming services (like Wonderum) and the documentary section of Prime have do much anti-science garbage listed in them. "Let's pay Patrick Steward to do the voice over to try to lend us some credibility. This way no one will bother to ask us for evidence about the outrageous claims we make."

It's woo woo waste of times like this that made the USA a laughing stock to the rest of the world. It's programs like this that dumbed down our science literacy. It's programs like this that made India and China the scientific powerhouses they are.

Oh my goodness this was so bad. It's one of those typical documentaries that will throw in some science and some sciencey sounding things together. There's so much fluff. E.g. going off on a tangent about how we've been at war and humanity is suffering etc etc. Then throw in some graphics that show the fibbonaci sequence. And lead the audience to believe that we all effect each other so think happy thoughts and all will be well. They only featured one scientist and his ideas. When only one argument is presented, it is clear bias. Also very little actual data and information of substance was presented. It was mostly woo woo. Don't waste your time.