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The first two episodes are fantastic. First time in a long time I've actually been surprised by a movie or TV show. Great cinematography. I love Garland's languid style, which lingers without being over the top like Refn. It's definitely the kind of show that could devolve into a confusing mess of nonsense by the end and I'm really hoping that doesn't happen. But since it's Alex Garland and not Alex Kurtzman or JJ Abrams, maybe it won't.
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Ok, let's see if I've got this right. Lyndon was able to get a clear signal on the past because he allowed the quantum computer to simulate a many-worlds universe? Meaning that, the computer's output was the conglomeration of different realities that each produced enough data to form a complete soundwave with a clear voice. Whereas the single universe model that Forest demands is fuzzy, because there's too much variation, too many possibilities for divergence, that results in not enough data to form a complete picture? If that scene was a reference to a model from quantum physics, it might be lost on me. I get what shroedinger's cat is all about and that's about it.
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Mar 23, 2020 03:33
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SimonChris posted:The impression I got was that Lyndon simply picked a close universe, somehow, and displayed the contents of that. This results in a clear picture because all the possible outcomes can be calculated precisely. The fuzzy part is figuring out which outcome will happen in our universe. Why can't the possible outcomes be calculated precisely for "our" universe then?
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Mar 23, 2020 15:45
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so the Everett model is the multiverse model or it's deterministic? It was kind of described as being both
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priznat posted:I didn't even recognize her for the first couple of times she was onscreen, I know her best from Scott Pilgrim. Her stare is gd unsettling at times. She has to be at least partially inspired by Elizabeth Holmes. Those dead eyes...
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Apr 3, 2020 05:35
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So Lyndon took his chances with the idea his "conciousness" will wake up somewhere in which he didn't fall? Also, what is Kenton's motivation at attacking Lily and Jamie? It's not like he's being told to by Forest anymore. I guess he could be and we don't know. But if not, he just saw them talking to Forest and leaving, making it look like he's ok with them.
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