"Devine, James" IMHO, the movie's main message is based on the assertion that "since we really don't understand quantum mechanics, new age religion must be okay." Then they throw in a lot of valid ideas such as that habits have a biochemical basis. To liven it up, there put in gee-whiz graphics and (thankfully) a little plot about Marlee Matlin's character having a nervous breakdown. At the end, she shifts her mental gears and attains true happiness. This, I guess, is what allows her to sleep overnight on a downtown city bench and never gets robbed or even hassled.
^^^^^^^ CB: I saw the movie. The commentators in the movie in no uncertain terms ( no pun), consciously argue that QM supports subjective idealism, and refutes the existence of objective reality
