In fact, this movie has nothing to do with mathematics. Just like the "Xing" in the Book of Songs, mathematics is just an introduction. I think what the movie talks about is generally applicable to all kinds of things, and you can't pursue any things, because there are some truths that exist. The reason, like melting coffee and fumes, if you have to think it has something to do with the so-called pattern, that is going crazy.
People will take it for granted that what is found, what is fate, and think that everything is going well or that everything is not going well, but this is not the case. For example, you will often meet the girl you like and think it is fate, but you don’t pay attention to her. A dinosaur, you also often meet. Sol in the movie also said the same thing about Marx. Marx was excited when he discovered 216 numbers, but Sol said that maybe he would stick to 50, because he flew too high. In fact, life is beautiful, you can tease little girls, eat dumplings, and have ambiguities with neighbors, but Marx chose to be stubborn in the so-called truth, trying to describe the whole world with numbers. His assumption is extremely absurd, thinking that everything is composed of numbers , based on such an assumption, was wrong in the first place.
I think the author is suggesting that everyone scientific this thing, so far.
The movie is still cool, maybe a little depressing.
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