It is indeed a movie with a lot of brain holes. Putting aside the confounding elements, it is assumed that a quantum computer is programmed to simulate a system. It is indeed a bit ridiculous that what I think is true can be reflected in reality. However, in physics, the quantum observation state is the form that people think of by their own observation, so there is really no big point in deriving the form to be true. Error (system world, however, directly overriding and linking to the brain without the setting of people's own organs, is it like drilling a loophole in the system?). I don't know if the director did it on purpose, but the overall brain hole is really not bad. The human brain is actually no different from a computer in principle. In fact, the current scientific field can almost be said to be theology (once the gene is deciphered (source code), plus the progress in microphysics and materials science, the evolution of human beings is likely to be synchronous technological evolution) To a certain extent, once the soul and the body are technically separable, then the body is just a skin in the Buddhist interpretation.
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