What is the truth? Is it logical? Described by numbers?
Time gives people the right to experience all possible possibilities. The more they get, the more they make people think. Is there a system behind the countless experiences in life?
Therefore, whether 1+1 is equal to 2 also needs to be proved by someone.
Because the more you think about it, the more you discover that nothing is for sure.
Take a linguistic example, "You say I say he says you say I say + fact", as long as you want, the application of this structure can be extended indefinitely. Know whether the content of the final statement is pure or just someone else's interpretation and description of the facts.
In this sense, any truth is false, but an infinite approximation of the truth.
The events or characters that are triggered at a certain moment, the direction of which can only be described by N approximate truths, and this is also affected by the observers who observe such things.
At the end, Professor S's words "You should try it" point out the starting point of this cycle, which is triggered by the observer himself, M, and his active participation in the observation makes Professor S use the desirable things around him again and again. The material completed or created the other two murders, and created a serial killer.
Among them, the professor's words made a justification for such a logical speculation involving human life.
“In the real world any decision, however insignificant,
has irreversible consequences.”
Logical speculation based on mathematical theories is just the product of people's self-comforting thinking in reality, so various optimistic attitudes are derived. Fear, on the other hand, is deeply ingrained, no matter what form it takes, because there is always a contradiction and irreconcilable difference between thought and reality.
This is a suspense film that mixes philosophical and logical speculation, and the tone is not so light. Philosophy is not so easy to fiddle with. If you don’t have any tenacity, it’s better to watch inspirational films. You don’t have to be serious.
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