Confessions of a Shopaholic

What a load of crap?

Even if quantum mechanic allows some strange possibilities and weird stuff to happen, it would not follow the will of human being, it is pure bullshit.

Why would universe listen to any individual human, living on a planet in just one of the galaxy, among millions other galaxy.

Who do he think he is? The arrogant of this kind of bullshit, make me think he is very small in other area that make him want to compensate that much for his inadequacy. 

Here is a good article on how to make money on this kind of bullshit.

How to spot quantum quackery

Worst, they misused interview. 

"David Albert, a philosopher of physics who appears in the film, has accused the filmmakers of selectively editing his interview to make it appear that he endorses the film's thesis that quantum mechanics is linked with consciousness. He says he is "profoundly unsympathetic to attempts at linking quantum mechanics with consciousness." These issues relate to the so-called Quantum mind-body problem."

Imagine my surprise when I saw there was a sequel to the amazingly written So I'm a Double Threat! I was floating on Cloud 9 when I found this one!

Picks up during sophomore year and things are once again different with this group of friends. Alex is in college so he and Meg are navigating that while there is a new boy at school that has his sights set on Meg. As the year progresses there is some loops thrown at the girls. There are broken hearts and laughs and tears. There is awkwardness and love and uncertainties. As you get older things change and that is no different for this lovable cast of characters.

Written just as amazingly as the first Julie Prestsater once again takes you on a remarkable journey that leaves you dying for the third book and wanting things to work out the way you see it happening in your head.