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 Faz465 rated 13 months ago- in actual practice a lot of it makes sense but it should all be taken with a grain of salt, especially the pseudo-science
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- Faz465 rated 13 months ago
- in actual practice a lot of it makes sense but it should all be taken with a grain of salt, especially the pseudo-science
 darsius rated 14 months ago- what a bunch of pseudo-scientific crap. Don't call it a law call it a hypothesis!
- Joan318 rated 13 months ago
- Excellent explanation! It makes you THINK in a different way! Change your thinking, change your life!
- iluvmonkeys2 rated 14 months ago
- nicely done!
- danielsavoiu91 rated 14 months ago
- 1stly, it's Opposite attracts Opposite, not Like attracts Like. One who likes rock music, but has none, is attracted to someone who may or may not like rock music, but makes some. If they would have changed the title to Law of Opposites it would have been a good movie to look at. As it is, it's oxshite.
- meatbot rated 14 months ago
- Despite all the hollow and negative reviews of this video.. watch it anyways! Depending on your beliefs and attitude you will either love the video or despise it, labelling it superstitious mumbo jumbo.
Personally, I found the video very concise and nicely explainitory. Perhaps a good reminder we should all be focusing towards something more positive the creative power of the human imagination. The imagination, let's remember, has been responsible for so many human-led technological and sociological developments thus far.
- Neomonk rated 14 months ago
- Stupid, shallow, and superstitious. A trifecta of shit.
- Fadem rated 14 months ago
- At least it's not tagged as self improvement or science this time.
- Mershaullk rated 14 months ago
- I pity the people that believe in this drivel.
- vodric rated 14 months ago
- Utter bullshit and extremely poor science!
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