They are all saying that the last part of the film is not good, but I think this is the key point of the film.
(The key plot is leaked below)
In fact, this film is talking about a branch of quantum mechanics: the theory of parallel worlds.
First of all, if the environment is completely constructed by memory, then its authenticity cannot be achieved. How to construct all the scenes that the dead have not seen? (For example, a white van in a parking lot) and where no event occurred, where did the reactions of other passengers in the scene come from? If they are all virtual, what is the use of simulation? (The fastest way to close work is to make up someone who gets off the car and detonate the bomb.)
Therefore, the protagonist does not simply solve the case in the computer. In fact, the source code is a way of connecting the so-called collective unconscious zone with the dead. (Limbo) to explore the technologies of various parallel worlds. It can be regarded as the stand-in DDDDC in JOJO. The computer is responsible for sending the protagonist's consciousness to the huge Limbo, exploring the parallel world, and then collecting the query feedback. So every world is real, and we can only see the still image of the protagonist in this world. In fact, the protagonist has already broken away from the timeline of this world. I went to another parallel world. In that world, the timeline is different. The difference is that the terrorist attack did not happen, so the source code is not enabled.
This leads to an interesting problem. If the source code is successfully activated, after the protagonist solves any terrorist event, his consciousness will go to another parallel universe, attach to someone, and then send a text message to Miss Goodwin. Miss Goodwin then encourages the protagonist in the next action, allowing him to successfully start and solve some other terrorist event, and then the protagonist enters another parallel universe. . . . Infinite loop. . .
(That is to say, the system can only operate successfully once in any universe... Reminds me of the paradox in the theory of parallel universes, that is, everyone is immortal...orz)
From a religious point of view, the final protagonist's ending is reincarnation (or parasitic, anyway, using other people's bodies...) In fact, the most miserable thing in the whole story is the teacher who acts as the host. . . He was possessed for some reason. . . What if it turns out that he is already married? . . . (But that's all about another parallel universe.) Is
the quantum collapse observer Merlin in the last order of ps Gunmen the same principle? Predict the current future by observing the parallel universe ahead of the timeline. . . . .
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