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I have not watched this. It just showed up in my feed. New Claims about U.S. Presidents and UAP with Dr. Eric Davis |
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Some absolutely have to be. Between abductions, including missing people, and various horror stories, there have to be malevolent ones. Are they all? I sincerely think John Lear blew the lid off of this 40 years ago. He was clear that there are Five Species plus Factions of each.  John Lear 1987 |
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Originally Posted By sq40: Some absolutely have to be. Between abductions, including missing people, and various horror stories, there have to be malevolent ones. Are they all? I sincerely think John Lear blew the lid off of this 40 years ago. He was clear that there are Five Species plus Factions of each.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGQkkHuwm6wThe "If Not Hostile, they have a completely different set of morals than we do" part is likely what's keeping the wraps on. |
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My wife and I watched a really strange movie on Peacock last night "BUGONIA" where 2 very strange guys kidnap a female CEO of a company that is an actual alien. At the end of the movie the female alien returns to her ship where a counsel of 10-12 aliens decide it's time to end the human experiment and suddenly every human on earth is dead with the flip of a switch but all the animals are still alive. This movie is a tough watch for someone that is awakened to any extent. That movie hits a lot of the stuff we talk about here including meditation and such. What it leaves out is if this scenario were to really happen here what becomes of our souls? Since I'm beginning to realize our consciousness is really some sort of giant cosmic computer program way above understanding this might actually be what has happened to this planet many times with all the lost civilizations. Yes I know it sounds crazy. 
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Originally Posted By brass: The "If Not Hostile, they have a completely different set of morals than we do" part is likely what's keeping the wraps on. Radically different moral framework is probably a given. Just among human beings there are a number of different frameworks. Under a completely different set of evolutionary circumstances, they could think anything. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: My wife and I watched a really strange movie on Peacock last night "BUGONIA" where 2 very strange guys kidnap a female CEO of a company that is an actual alien. At the end of the movie the female alien returns to her ship where a counsel of 10-12 aliens decide it's time to end the human experiment and suddenly every human on earth is dead with the flip of a switch but all the animals are still alive. This movie is a tough watch for someone that is awakened to any extent. That movie hits a lot of the stuff we talk about here including meditation and such. What it leaves out is if this scenario were to really happen here what becomes of our souls? Since I'm beginning to realize our consciousness is really some sort of giant cosmic computer program way above understanding this might actually be what has happened to this planet many times with all the lost civilizations. Yes I know it sounds crazy. Give the movie Vivarium a watch if you havent. |
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I mentioned that in many GD "Mandela Effect" threads. Not the CERN collider part, but how it just came out of nowhere in 2010 or so and nobody was talking about Mandela and nobody gave a shit about him or talked about him, yet that whole "fad history" of people thinking he was in jail or died or < something else > was somehow mainstream comments when it wasn't. TL;DR: They created the "Mandela Myth" to justfiy glitches in the matrix that showed up after some event, be it UFOs, CERN, or something we still haven't heard about. Needless to say, when I mentioned in GD, it was shouted down and I didn't understand why, since I was asking if anybody knew of "Mandela Effect" prior to Obama being elected. The only place I heard about it was the whole story about Mandela died/jail/other instead of "Monocle Effect" for monopoly or many of the others. The Fruit of the Loom logo with the turd holing all the fruit was a solid "that is what it was, I wondered why they put a piece of shit next to fruit" with that brown thing before I learned the correct term years later, that was when I was just a little kid in the 70s and Monopoly did have the Monocle, the Berenstein Bears I never heard of until this effect was mentioned and a whole lot more. The linking it to CERN starting then a movie coming out at the same time sort of tickles the part of me where the NRA sponsored all of the gun control laws, and both "Wyatt Earp" and "Tombstone" movies were "NRA approved" and came out around the '94 Assault Weapons Ban to justify to the public that sometimes it's best to ban guns. I thought that highly coincidental. |
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Originally Posted By brass: I mentioned that in many GD "Mandela Effect" threads. Not the CERN collider part, but how it just came out of nowhere in 2010 or so and nobody was talking about Mandela and nobody gave a shit about him or talked about him, yet that whole "fad history" of people thinking he was in jail or died or < something else > was somehow mainstream comments when it wasn't. TL;DR: They created the "Mandela Myth" to justfiy glitches in the matrix that showed up after some event, be it UFOs, CERN, or something we still haven't heard about. Needless to say, when I mentioned in GD, it was shouted down and I didn't understand why, since I was asking if anybody knew of "Mandela Effect" prior to Obama being elected. The only place I heard about it was the whole story about Mandela died/jail/other instead of "Monocle Effect" for monopoly or many of the others. The Fruit of the Loom logo with the turd holing all the fruit was a solid "that is what it was, I wondered why they put a piece of shit next to fruit" with that brown thing before I learned the correct term years later, that was when I was just a little kid in the 70s and Monopoly did have the Monocle, the Berenstein Bears I never heard of until this effect was mentioned and a whole lot more. The linking it to CERN starting then a movie coming out at the same time sort of tickles the part of me where the NRA sponsored all of the gun control laws, and both "Wyatt Earp" and "Tombstone" movies were "NRA approved" and came out around the '94 Assault Weapons Ban to justify to the public that sometimes it's best to ban guns. I thought that highly coincidental. A number of the Mandela Effect stuff I have strong memories of, especially fruit of the loom. It was just a curiosity to me until I got to understand concepts around multiverse and “everything that can happen, does happen”. Later Wolfram came out with that branching universe framework where merges happen and it clicked hard. Tim Taylor’s comment that The Adjustment Bureau is something to watch… it feeds in to the overarching idea that timeline manipulation may be the thing that is really happening, and all “aliens” are future humans fighting to make their timelines happen. |
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Originally Posted By sq40: A number of the Mandela Effect stuff I have strong memories of, especially fruit of the loom. It was just a curiosity to me until I got to understand concepts around multiverse and “everything that can happen, does happen”. Later Wolfram came out with that branching universe framework where merges happen and it clicked hard. Tim Taylor’s comment that The Adjustment Bureau is something to watch… it feeds in to the overarching idea that timeline manipulation may be the thing that is really happening, and all “aliens” are future humans fighting to make their timelines happen. Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By brass: I mentioned that in many GD "Mandela Effect" threads. Not the CERN collider part, but how it just came out of nowhere in 2010 or so and nobody was talking about Mandela and nobody gave a shit about him or talked about him, yet that whole "fad history" of people thinking he was in jail or died or < something else > was somehow mainstream comments when it wasn't. TL;DR: They created the "Mandela Myth" to justfiy glitches in the matrix that showed up after some event, be it UFOs, CERN, or something we still haven't heard about. Needless to say, when I mentioned in GD, it was shouted down and I didn't understand why, since I was asking if anybody knew of "Mandela Effect" prior to Obama being elected. The only place I heard about it was the whole story about Mandela died/jail/other instead of "Monocle Effect" for monopoly or many of the others. The Fruit of the Loom logo with the turd holing all the fruit was a solid "that is what it was, I wondered why they put a piece of shit next to fruit" with that brown thing before I learned the correct term years later, that was when I was just a little kid in the 70s and Monopoly did have the Monocle, the Berenstein Bears I never heard of until this effect was mentioned and a whole lot more. The linking it to CERN starting then a movie coming out at the same time sort of tickles the part of me where the NRA sponsored all of the gun control laws, and both "Wyatt Earp" and "Tombstone" movies were "NRA approved" and came out around the '94 Assault Weapons Ban to justify to the public that sometimes it's best to ban guns. I thought that highly coincidental. A number of the Mandela Effect stuff I have strong memories of, especially fruit of the loom. It was just a curiosity to me until I got to understand concepts around multiverse and “everything that can happen, does happen”. Later Wolfram came out with that branching universe framework where merges happen and it clicked hard. Tim Taylor’s comment that The Adjustment Bureau is something to watch… it feeds in to the overarching idea that timeline manipulation may be the thing that is really happening, and all “aliens” are future humans fighting to make their timelines happen. This is a kind of neat take on "entanglement" (though at the macro scale of entire humans instead of the ephemeral single molecule entanglement we've verified, but don't think too hard on that) and it's called Multiverse free on Prime right now. Kind of a fun watch with a bit of Back to the Future thrown in, where the college kids realize there can't be 2 copies of any living creature, from a fish to a human. Finding out the hard way and so it's kind of a bubble gum physics movie that at least is a good free for a time sink if nothing else. |
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Originally Posted By SharkStomper: Yes she did. Originally Posted By SharkStomper: Originally Posted By builderbob12: dolly had braces Yes she did. Absolutely No Question about it. There is nothing, nada, zip, zero, justification for those two having a "love at first sight" moment without her also being a metal mouth of a different flavor and sex. She kept her mouth closed in the entire movie and only at the very end she smiles and the beast is suddenly in tamed in love. Major plot hole if she didn't have braces. I think if she really didn't have braces, that movie would have been treated like Godfather III, tossed in the memory hole. At the same time, I think there are more universes than ours, and manipulation of us is at a major scale, but the whole Mandela Effect thing I would more apply to those in power in the World since y2k. They want people questioning themselves and not trusting their memory or instincts. Once people start doubting their own memories, they can make much larger changes to the news and history and people won't even notice it since movies and TheNews™ went far overboard to twist what people thought, especially after Trump won the election (see above, I'm in a time loop..  ) |
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All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
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Originally Posted By brass: Absolutely No Question about it. There is nothing, nada, zip, zero, justification for those two having a "love at first sight" moment without her also being a metal mouth of a different flavor and sex. She kept her mouth closed in the entire movie and only at the very end she smiles and the beast is suddenly in tamed in love. Major plot hole if she didn't have braces. I think if she really didn't have braces, that movie would have been treated like Godfather III, tossed in the memory hole. At the same time, I think there are more universes than ours, and manipulation of us is at a major scale, but the whole Mandela Effect thing I would more apply to those in power in the World since y2k. They want people questioning themselves and not trusting their memory or instincts. Once people start doubting their own memories, they can make much larger changes to the news and history and people won't even notice it since movies and TheNews™ went far overboard to twist what people thought, especially after Trump won the election (see above, I'm in a time loop.. )I started to write out my reasoning beyond just having seen it as a kid and gave up as I couldn't word it well. You nailed it. |
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Originally Posted By brass: Absolutely No Question about it. There is nothing, nada, zip, zero, justification for those two having a "love at first sight" moment without her also being a metal mouth of a different flavor and sex. She kept her mouth closed in the entire movie and only at the very end she smiles and the beast is suddenly in tamed in love. Major plot hole if she didn't have braces. I think if she really didn't have braces, that movie would have been treated like Godfather III, tossed in the memory hole. At the same time, I think there are more universes than ours, and manipulation of us is at a major scale, but the whole Mandela Effect thing I would more apply to those in power in the World since y2k. They want people questioning themselves and not trusting their memory or instincts. Once people start doubting their own memories, they can make much larger changes to the news and history and people won't even notice it since movies and TheNews™ went far overboard to twist what people thought, especially after Trump won the election (see above, I'm in a time loop.. )That is EXACTLY what I remember. We used to go back to ND to visit family every year (both my parents are from there), and my cousins and I had a 007 marathon in the basement for a couple of nights after we got back to their house after running around all day shooting bottle rockets at each other and stuff. Yes, we were feral.  And I remember the braces. It's what made the scene funny. And you're right about it being a surprise because she didn't open her mouth until that scene. Both she and Jaws were mute, although hers might have stemmed from the actress, Blanche Ravalec, being French and not speaking English well, and also to make the joke land. |
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Originally Posted By Kagetora: That is EXACTLY what I remember. We used to go back to ND to visit family every year (both my parents are from there), and my cousins and I had a 007 marathon in the basement for a couple of nights after we got back to their house after running around all day shooting bottle rockets at each other and stuff. Yes, we were feral. And I remember the braces. It's what made the scene funny. And you're right about it being a surprise because she didn't open her mouth until that scene. Both she and Jaws were mute, although hers might have stemmed from the actress, Blanche Ravalec, being French and not speaking English well, and also to make the joke land. Hold up. I never got the "Dolly had braces" reference until now. I saw that movie as a kid. She absolutely had braces. This sent me down a rabbit hole, and yes I guess I'm late to the party. I used to have a copy of it too! What in the world? |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: My wife and I watched a really strange movie on Peacock last night "BUGONIA" where 2 very strange guys kidnap a female CEO of a company that is an actual alien. At the end of the movie the female alien returns to her ship where a counsel of 10-12 aliens decide it's time to end the human experiment and suddenly every human on earth is dead with the flip of a switch but all the animals are still alive. This movie is a tough watch for someone that is awakened to any extent. That movie hits a lot of the stuff we talk about here including meditation and such. What it leaves out is if this scenario were to really happen here what becomes of our souls? Since I'm beginning to realize our consciousness is really some sort of giant cosmic computer program way above understanding this might actually be what has happened to this planet many times with all the lost civilizations. Yes I know it sounds crazy. @tnriverluver Really dude? How about a spoiler alert. The wife and I were gonna watch that this evening with zero knowledge about the plot. 😡 |
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Originally Posted By Tazaroo: @tnriverluver Really dude? How about a spoiler alert. The wife and I were gonna watch that this evening with zero knowledge about the plot. 😡 Originally Posted By Tazaroo: Originally Posted By tnriverluver: My wife and I watched a really strange movie on Peacock last night "BUGONIA" where 2 very strange guys kidnap a female CEO of a company that is an actual alien. At the end of the movie the female alien returns to her ship where a counsel of 10-12 aliens decide it's time to end the human experiment and suddenly every human on earth is dead with the flip of a switch but all the animals are still alive. This movie is a tough watch for someone that is awakened to any extent. That movie hits a lot of the stuff we talk about here including meditation and such. What it leaves out is if this scenario were to really happen here what becomes of our souls? Since I'm beginning to realize our consciousness is really some sort of giant cosmic computer program way above understanding this might actually be what has happened to this planet many times with all the lost civilizations. Yes I know it sounds crazy. @tnriverluver Really dude? How about a spoiler alert. The wife and I were gonna watch that this evening with zero knowledge about the plot. 😡 My apologies, but it’s not a very good movie in any sense so if you didn’t watch it you probably didn’t miss much. @tazaroo Actually it’s a horrible movie, probably one of the most horrible movies I’ve watched in every sense! |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: My apologies, but it’s not a very good movie in any sense so if you didn’t watch it you probably didn’t miss much. @tazaroo Actually it’s a horrible movie, probably one of the most horrible movies I’ve watched in every sense! Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By Tazaroo: Originally Posted By tnriverluver: My wife and I watched a really strange movie on Peacock last night "BUGONIA" where 2 very strange guys kidnap a female CEO of a company that is an actual alien. At the end of the movie the female alien returns to her ship where a counsel of 10-12 aliens decide it's time to end the human experiment and suddenly every human on earth is dead with the flip of a switch but all the animals are still alive. This movie is a tough watch for someone that is awakened to any extent. That movie hits a lot of the stuff we talk about here including meditation and such. What it leaves out is if this scenario were to really happen here what becomes of our souls? Since I'm beginning to realize our consciousness is really some sort of giant cosmic computer program way above understanding this might actually be what has happened to this planet many times with all the lost civilizations. Yes I know it sounds crazy. @tnriverluver Really dude? How about a spoiler alert. The wife and I were gonna watch that this evening with zero knowledge about the plot. 😡 My apologies, but it’s not a very good movie in any sense so if you didn’t watch it you probably didn’t miss much. @tazaroo Actually it’s a horrible movie, probably one of the most horrible movies I’ve watched in every sense! It’s all good. ✌️. It’s gonna be -15* this weekend in Wisconsin so I’ll have time to kill…..maybe I’ll still peak at it. |
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Originally Posted By Tazaroo: It’s all good. ✌️. It’s gonna be -15* this weekend in Wisconsin so I’ll have time to kill…..maybe I’ll still peak at it. Yeah it's going down to zero here and snow apocalypse is forecast. At least I may get to enjoy having a new 4 wheel drive truck to play in for the first time since around 1990.  I HATE white stuff but kinda want some just for that!
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Originally Posted By ChrisM516: Hold up. I never got the "Dolly had braces" reference until now. I saw that movie as a kid. She absolutely had braces. This sent me down a rabbit hole, and yes I guess I'm late to the party. I used to have a copy of it too! What in the world? Goofy ain’t it? I first came across this about a decade ago. I too remember braces. It stuck with me because I had braces when the movie was new. I’ve since asked Bond fans over the years their recollection and about 2/3 don’t remember. The others remember braces. Early last year I bought a used Bond DVD set off of ebay. No braces. Strange. |
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Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Goofy ain’t it? I first came across this about a decade ago. I too remember braces. It stuck with me because I had braces when the movie was new. I’ve since asked Bond fans over the years their recollection and about 2/3 don’t remember. The others remember braces. Early last year I bought a used Bond DVD set off of ebay. No braces. Strange. That's the one that gets under the skin of my brain. Berenstain/stein Bears? Never read them, no opinion. Fruit of the Loom Cornucopia? I vaguely remember that, but I also remember making paper cornucopias for the holidays in first grade, so I might just be conflating that. Monopoly Man having a monocle? Maybe, maybe not. I doubt I paid enough attention the 20 or so times as a child I played the game to have an opinion (although I have a REALLY old box at home I can check, as in 50+ years). Jiffy peanut butter instead of Jif? Nah, we had Jiffy Pop popcorn at the same time. But DAMMIT, Dolly had braces. 
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Has anybody else here noticed a whole crapload of older "fringe" movies are now free on Amazon Prime, Hulu, and other streaming platforms? From "The Arrival" with a young Charlie Sheen in the mid 90s that I'd never heard of and dozens of indy flicks as well as some older and even newer major releases regarding many of the topics discussed in this thread. 6 months ago, I ran out of free movies on Prime that were worth watching, but now the movies that were free on YouTube which I watched or acquired elsewhere were 99¢ or $3 to rent/watch once and $5 to buy. Now, since just before Christmas, those same movies are free to watch and that theme is the same on YouTube "Movies and TV" bot publisher for YouTube to release free to watch (with ads) movies and there are only like 3 2 minute ads through the entire movie on both prime and youtube. It's like the list of Christmas movies that were pulled from Free to watch are now replaced with Multiverse/Entanglement/Time Loop/Alien/Paranormal/etc movies, some were blockbuster but have one of those tags on IMDB and a huge chunk are indy movies I'd never heard of that are now recommended if you watch any "big" blockbuster movie that touches on one of those plot element tags. So, don't fret if you missed a movie, there's a ton more now. The other change I've noticed on Amazon are a lot of movies are $5 to rent and watch a couple times within a week, or $9 to own to watch forever. If it's a known good movie, renting is a waste, but that is also how they milk more money from you. I'm waiting for all the big hit movies I have ignored (most all post 2012 or so) to be in the digital equivalent of the 99¢ DVDs and VHS tapes bin next to the checkouts at the grocery store. |
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All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
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Originally Posted By brass: Has anybody else here noticed a whole crapload of older "fringe" movies are now free on Amazon Prime, Hulu, and other streaming platforms? From "The Arrival" with a young Charlie Sheen in the mid 90s that I'd never heard of and dozens of indy flicks as well as some older and even newer major releases regarding many of the topics discussed in this thread. 6 months ago, I ran out of free movies on Prime that were worth watching, but now the movies that were free on YouTube which I watched or acquired elsewhere were 99¢ or $3 to rent/watch once and $5 to buy. Now, since just before Christmas, those same movies are free to watch and that theme is the same on YouTube "Movies and TV" bot publisher for YouTube to release free to watch (with ads) movies and there are only like 3 2 minute ads through the entire movie on both prime and youtube. It's like the list of Christmas movies that were pulled from Free to watch are now replaced with Multiverse/Entanglement/Time Loop/Alien/Paranormal/etc movies, some were blockbuster but have one of those tags on IMDB and a huge chunk are indy movies I'd never heard of that are now recommended if you watch any "big" blockbuster movie that touches on one of those plot element tags. So, don't fret if you missed a movie, there's a ton more now. The other change I've noticed on Amazon are a lot of movies are $5 to rent and watch a couple times within a week, or $9 to own to watch forever. If it's a known good movie, renting is a waste, but that is also how they milk more money from you. I'm waiting for all the big hit movies I have ignored (most all post 2012 or so) to be in the digital equivalent of the 99¢ DVDs and VHS tapes bin next to the checkouts at the grocery store. Yes for quite some time. I think they all use an algorithm similar to YT |
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THE movie to watch on multiverse coupled with concepts of the soul is “Mr. Nobody”. A mid budget film with Jarrod Leto. It is thought provoking, and a little confusing… but in a good way. On the Mandela Effect, I think we get caught up on the big public ones. But if it’s real, it probably happens to us frequently. Perhaps every day. Those keys you lost that show up, the disagreement with your wife about something that happened last year, those times you think you saw a ghost or heard a sound… timeline shifts, merges, splits. That could explain many things. |
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Originally Posted By sq40: THE movie to watch on multiverse coupled with concepts of the soul is “Mr. Nobody”. A mid budget film with Jarrod Leto. It is thought provoking, and a little confusing… but in a good way. On the Mandela Effect, I think we get caught up on the big public ones. But if it’s real, it probably happens to us frequently. Perhaps every day. Those keys you lost that show up, the disagreement with your wife about something that happened last year, those times you think you saw a ghost or heard a sound… timeline shifts, merges, splits. That could explain many things. I watched Mr Nobody the other night. "The best decision is to not make a choice at all..." Really good potential "paths" that have color schemes, names, and children's color themes to hint at the source. That's not something figured out on first watch but it's great to look at one of the line jumps and watching again with the reference. It's almost like he has control over the universe by seeing cause->effect timelines at every decision point and lean toward thee better outcome, even if it makes no sense for him to jump to a different timeline/world for a moment. I am assuming that is to avoid a "database crash" of sorts when the versions of him might meet or something? Lots of recursion/recurrence of all the choices and options presented to him where he simply waited out the timer before making any movement that could be considered a choice.  Here are the color themes for all the potential wives he would possibly have in the future, the hue/tint of movie also indicates if in current time or if in "choice time". 
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All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
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Originally Posted By brass: I watched Mr Nobody the other niugt. "The best decision is to not make a choice at all..." Really good potential "paths" that have color schemes, names, and children's color themes to hint at the source. That's not something figured out on first watch but it's great to look at one of the line jumps and watching again with the reference. It's almost like he has control over the universe by seeing cause->effect timelines at every decision point and lean toward thee better outcome, even if it makes no sense for him to jump to a different timeline/world for a moment. I am assuming that is to avoid a "database crash" of sorts when the versions of him might meet or something? Lots of recursion/recurrence of all the choices andoptions presented to him where hesimply waited out the timer before moking an y movement that could be considered a choice. https://i.imgur.com/ChWPCV3.jpeg Here are the color themes for all the potential wives he would possibly have in the future, the hue/tint of movie also indicates if in current time or if in "choicele time". https://i.imgur.com/TGLOKi6.jpeg I've watched Mr Nobody a couple of times in the past and never paid attention to it connecting with this stuff. I really enjoyed it however and so did my wife. I guess I need to watch it again and really don't mind seeing that movie again anyway. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: I've watched Mr Nobody a couple of times in the past and never paid attention to it connecting with this stuff. I really enjoyed it however and so did my wife. I guess I need to watch it again and really don't mind seeing that movie again anyway. Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By brass: I watched Mr Nobody the other niugt. "The best decision is to not make a choice at all..." Really good potential "paths" that have color schemes, names, and children's color themes to hint at the source. That's not something figured out on first watch but it's great to look at one of the line jumps and watching again with the reference. It's almost like he has control over the universe by seeing cause->effect timelines at every decision point and lean toward thee better outcome, even if it makes no sense for him to jump to a different timeline/world for a moment. I am assuming that is to avoid a "database crash" of sorts when the versions of him might meet or something? Lots of recursion/recurrence of all the choices andoptions presented to him where hesimply waited out the timer before moking an y movement that could be considered a choice. https://i.imgur.com/ChWPCV3.jpeg Here are the color themes for all the potential wives he would possibly have in the future, the hue/tint of movie also indicates if in current time or if in "choicele time". https://i.imgur.com/TGLOKi6.jpeg I've watched Mr Nobody a couple of times in the past and never paid attention to it connecting with this stuff. I really enjoyed it however and so did my wife. I guess I need to watch it again and really don't mind seeing that movie again anyway. It is currently free streaming on Amazon, which is the only reason I bumped into it, ran out of ones I wanted to watch more, and this is highly rated, which is odd for a simply Good Movie and not one of the"movement/political" movies or totally boring ones but get great votes because the actress is hot. |
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All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
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Originally Posted By brass: It is currently free streaming on Amazon, which is the only reason I bumped into it, ran out of ones I wanted to watch more, and this is highly rated, which is odd for a simply Good Movie and not one of the"movement/political" movies or totally boring ones but get great votes because the actress is hot. Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By brass: I watched Mr Nobody the other niugt. "The best decision is to not make a choice at all..." Really good potential "paths" that have color schemes, names, and children's color themes to hint at the source. That's not something figured out on first watch but it's great to look at one of the line jumps and watching again with the reference. It's almost like he has control over the universe by seeing cause->effect timelines at every decision point and lean toward thee better outcome, even if it makes no sense for him to jump to a different timeline/world for a moment. I am assuming that is to avoid a "database crash" of sorts when the versions of him might meet or something? Lots of recursion/recurrence of all the choices andoptions presented to him where hesimply waited out the timer before moking an y movement that could be considered a choice. https://i.imgur.com/ChWPCV3.jpeg Here are the color themes for all the potential wives he would possibly have in the future, the hue/tint of movie also indicates if in current time or if in "choicele time". https://i.imgur.com/TGLOKi6.jpeg I've watched Mr Nobody a couple of times in the past and never paid attention to it connecting with this stuff. I really enjoyed it however and so did my wife. I guess I need to watch it again and really don't mind seeing that movie again anyway. It is currently free streaming on Amazon, which is the only reason I bumped into it, ran out of ones I wanted to watch more, and this is highly rated, which is odd for a simply Good Movie and not one of the"movement/political" movies or totally boring ones but get great votes because the actress is hot. The movie caught me off guard. I watched it during a really sullen week, where I was home alone, bored, a little drunk. Just said fuck it. I like films like this. (Fight Club is my favorite film for example). So it just hit me with deep philosophical thoughts. It’s by no means a grest movie, but it’s a thought experiment launchpad. |
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Originally Posted By brass: It is currently free streaming on Amazon, which is the only reason I bumped into it, ran out of ones I wanted to watch more, and this is highly rated, which is odd for a simply Good Movie and not one of the"movement/political" movies or totally boring ones but get great votes because the actress is hot. Originally Posted By brass: Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By brass: I watched Mr Nobody the other niugt. "The best decision is to not make a choice at all..." Really good potential "paths" that have color schemes, names, and children's color themes to hint at the source. That's not something figured out on first watch but it's great to look at one of the line jumps and watching again with the reference. It's almost like he has control over the universe by seeing cause->effect timelines at every decision point and lean toward thee better outcome, even if it makes no sense for him to jump to a different timeline/world for a moment. I am assuming that is to avoid a "database crash" of sorts when the versions of him might meet or something? Lots of recursion/recurrence of all the choices andoptions presented to him where hesimply waited out the timer before moking an y movement that could be considered a choice. https://i.imgur.com/ChWPCV3.jpeg Here are the color themes for all the potential wives he would possibly have in the future, the hue/tint of movie also indicates if in current time or if in "choicele time". https://i.imgur.com/TGLOKi6.jpeg I've watched Mr Nobody a couple of times in the past and never paid attention to it connecting with this stuff. I really enjoyed it however and so did my wife. I guess I need to watch it again and really don't mind seeing that movie again anyway. It is currently free streaming on Amazon, which is the only reason I bumped into it, ran out of ones I wanted to watch more, and this is highly rated, which is odd for a simply Good Movie and not one of the"movement/political" movies or totally boring ones but get great votes because the actress is hot. I know now what my confusion about this is. I watched "Nobody" and "Nobody 2", not Mr Nobody. I discovered this last night while searching that there are many different so titled Nobody movies. Nobody is an awesome movie if you haven't seen them. Nobody 2 is currently free on Peacock if you have it. It's not free on Amazon and is listed available on Deals which I've never hears of before. We will be iced in for a few days so I'll check Mr Nobody out this weekend. |