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Taryn 2022-08-24 10:14:16
Some dreams are always weird, such as finding the ultimate mystery of creating the universe-how the Big Bang happened. It's just that in the end this dream ended in death and broken dreams. This is an incomprehensible and compelling movie, from the tracing of the gemstone of the repeat offender to the test site, and then it is full of physical vocabulary. The director is looking for a connection that few people can understand. It is not difficult to understand the plot. What is difficult is what the movie wants to express through the plot and what information it wants to tell the audience. People who have seen it may each have their own answers. My feeling is that the director Kronz used his magical directing technique to tell us that the causal cycle requires people to be in awe. No matter who it is, even if it is a scientist, don’t try to challenge. The law of nature, delusion to recreate the big bang produced by the universe, the answer to the law of nature is also quite powerful. Maybe the director just wants to tell us "God exists and eternal" like the Sikh, so don't challenge him.
Extended Reading
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Simon Kestral: 27 hours, I'm gonna find something that theoretically should exist but no one has ever seen.
Ned Cruz: Funny. This is exactly what I'm looking for.
Simon Kestral: You know why?
Ned Cruz: Yes, because I'm a private detective and I've been hired to.
Simon Kestral: Because I already know why we're here. I knew it the first time I dropped acid.
Ned Cruz: Really? When was the last time?
Simon Kestral: We are sentient beings, evolved in an infinite universe. An infinite extrapolation of our evolution is to become Gods ourselves. You dig?
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Simon Kestral: If everything there is, from all the heavenly bodies in all the galaxy's still expanding universe, to you and me was one smaller than a single atom, where did all this mass and matter come from?
Ned Cruz: Don't tell me, the God particle.
Simon Kestral: Fucking A! At 7:00 a.m., tomorrow morning, with 5 billion dollars worth off-the-shelf technology, I'm gonna answer the greatest question of all time.
Ned Cruz: Why do men have nipples?