Homeopathy technobabble orgie

Self promoting this video and sending it back into the queue for one more try; last queued Wednesday, November 19th, 2014 9:18am PST - promote requested by original submitter eric3579.

This should be the textbook definition for "non sequitur"'s.

This belongs in a courtroom, directly leading to this lady in jail as a con artist.

I'm not saying stupidity and ignorance should be offences in and of themselves. I am saying if you claim the title of doctor, and then proceed to boldly lie to people about their health then you go to jail.

Doesn't this belong on the WTF channel?

I know that's what I was thinking through most of this.

E=MC2 is inaccurate anyhow, and even when the equation is fixed it still doesn't describe all types of particles at all velocities accurately.

"I have a couple stories too. Uh huh. Uh huh huh huh uh. So, every single one of us vibrates with a certain vibration. And so we either vibrate with a plant, a mineral or an animal."

I'm not even making a joke here. Just writing down what she said for posterity.

Am i the only one that finds this hilarious?

Charlene Werner is to Science as Sarah Palin is to History

holy crap my head hurts after listening to this...

Yep, I was taught that it's E=+-MC2...suggesting anti matter.
I think I just lost a few IQ points listening to this woman.
In her mind...she must think the universe is uninhabited. She believes (wrongly) that the universe is infinite, so it must have an infinite number of planets, but only some of them are inhabitable, and any finite number divided by infinity is so close to zero as to be zero, therefore there's no one in the universe.
Now, on to prove that black is white....

Nope. This is unintentional comedy gold.

I don't know what kind of "doctor" this woman is, but she clearly doesn't understand mass.

Yes, there's a lot of space inside an atom, but that means bugger all when describing the mass. Mass is the resistance to being accelerated by a force.

So no lady, you can't just "cross out" mass. If you could, we'd all be flying around at relativistic speeds since the energy required would be negligible.

ROFL.

Not sure how to do this on the sift, but this is a related vid:

http://videosift.com/video/Everyone-in-this-room-is-now-dumber

http://americanloons.blogspot.ca/2013/02/410-charlene-werner.html

You know what I like the most about these idiots? How, nowadays, to try to come up with some bullshit made-up theory about how homeopathy works throw around words like nano-this and quantum-that, as if the tremendous piece-of-shit quack who invented this entire idiocy 200 years ago, had any idea what nano-particles or quantum physics were.

get the people to agree with you on a hundred different little things, and they will follow you right into the lie you are trying to convince them of.

Uhhh lady, there's black holes bigger than bowling balls... so how can all of the universe fit into... when only one will... but with...... what the.... ok i'm done. I managed 1.30 to 1.50, don't think i'm winning the pool.

Take all the neutron stars and i can bet that the resulting body is larger than a bowling ball.

Oh.

I thought this was going to be a video on using science to debunk Homeopathy. I was very confused for the first while of this vid.

This:

*dupeof=http://videosift.com/video/Homeopathy-techobabble-orgie

This video has been nominated as a duplicate of this video by Sagemind. If this nomination is seconded with *isdupe, the video will be killed and its votes transferred to the original.

Hold it -what? I know that these two videos used to be the same, I first watched this video here on the sift a few years ago.
The one I just quoted is NOT the video I was remembering.

Who is this crackpot? This is the first time in years I felt like screaming at the stupidity of other people and I've worked a lot with people with severe disabilities. My weirdest dreams make more sense than this.

Neutron stars are bigger than bowling balls, and they ain't getting more squeezed.

I love it when crackpots get into scientific details, because they're so easily pulled apart.