Please read this film review after watching the movie. Please treat me as mentally ill, but I am happy!
At first I really thought this was a superhero movie, but when I watched it, I was shocked. It was a movie discussing why we exist in this world, and why we feel that we exist in this world. I was deeply shocked, not only because of the film, but also because it reminded me of the idiot question that I thought of when I was a beginner in relativity in college.
In college, the teacher asked, what happens if a house moves at the speed of light? The theory of relativity in the college physics textbook is a joy to us. The teacher doesn't think we can learn anything. The answer I gave is static and no movement. At that time, I thought of an idiot question, and I didn't feel embarrassed to ask it. In fact, no one could answer it. If I was in the house, could I feel still? If I feel this is still, then time passes, does my thinking speed exceed the speed of light? At that time, the teacher asked again, if the movement of the house surpasses the speed of light, the seat is a point light source, and the light diverges in three dimensions, then what do you see when you stay in the house? I said it was dark, and the teacher said it was a retrograde image. I quibbleed that when the first photon was emitted from a point light source, the house was already in motion and the photon could never catch up with the house. Then the house would have no light, so the house would always be black. Yes, but the teacher said that because the speed of light is surpassed, the scene presented should be retrogressive, that is, surpassing time.
I don’t remember the details, but it may be the case. My physics is very rubbish, so I can’t figure it out. However, this problem has become a problem that I will always be troubled by. I just think there is an extra fly in my heart. It’s been more than ten years, and I’m still confused when I think about it. I always think that if you surpass the speed of light, you can’t go back to time. Although you see a backward picture, the backward picture is also a positive flow of time. , Compared to the concept of the speed of light, time is faster, which brings me to my entangled question, so how fast is time?
I’m out of date, and I always feel that this problem is that I feel confused by my own control.
Later I came up with a self-righteous answer. This answer is the first time in my life. I think that our thinking is a manifestation of time, and speed is not absolute. Without a reference, there is no speed. How to say this, such as The speed of light, because our cognition takes time as a static reference by default, we have the concept of speed and the concept of speed of light. This concept is based on our cognition, that is to say. Think that our cognition is the static reference for all speeds. If there is no our feelings and ours as the basis, then there is no speed, and the world does not have speed, just think of two objects that will never move, they can’t see each other, they can’t know their existence, the world In other words, if a person is born and stares at a point without moving, then he does not know his existence, because there is no speed, no displacement, no change, no cognition, or Say that two people face each other after they are born, so they will not know their existence. Even if two people are moving in another frame of reference, it is useless, because their world has no speed, and there is no speed without speed. Change, that is, there is no time, everything is nothingness, even if these two people really exist, it is nothingness.
So how do we exist? Is there really so-called evolution? I thought there was an urge to vomit here. After thinking about it, I think the so-called existence is conscious and a response to time. Our existence is a relative response, as if speed is related to time, and our existence is the relative proof of time. We exist beyond time, and our cognition of knowledge will be reversed. If our cognition is equivalent to time, then it is nothingness, or chaos. We also exist, or we can say that we don’t exist, because there is no time for long. For reference, everything is without this concept.
"Super Body" evokes memories of my studies at that time, and I think Lu Besson's ideas are similar to mine, or the same, but he uses the excuse that his brain is 100% developed to explain this point of view. It made me surprised when I saw the back, it turned out that I was not alone in thinking like this!
If I told my teachers and classmates about these ideas at the time, I guess I would have to graduate early and be admitted to a mental hospital.
I feel that the degree of brain development is just the relative degree of time cognition. The brain is more developed, but the coordinate system is changed to a reference that is closer to time. Fast reaction, slow reaction, cleverness and stupidity, after all, still use time as a static frame of reference. Once the brain is fully developed, as long as there is the concept of time, we will never be able to transcend time and return to the stage of the Big Bang like a movie, because as long as we have this concept, we are in relative motion with time. And if we reach the speed of time, then we will become nothing, without a relative reference, everything is still, nothing, we will no longer exist. There is no difference between transcending time and present, because the reverse is also the flow of time, so there are only two possibilities, either we exist or we disappear.
Stupid people are not really stupid, but the coordinate system is different from others.
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don't sleep in the middle of the night, I'm talking nonsense here, and I feel pretty cool. It's almost two o'clock, and I have to go to work tomorrow!
Lu Besson’s films must be of quality assurance, well-made, superb special effects, and fast-paced. Please don’t be entangled in the alternative and idiots of the gangsters, the bizarre plot, and the numbness of the actors. The meaning of the film should be far beyond the meaning of entertainment. Perhaps only a genius like Hawking and a mental illness like me will watch it with relish, but I really think This movie is good, if you also like wild thinking, it is definitely an interesting movie, recommended! Highly recommended!
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