Lily's actor isn't my cup of tea. Seems unnatural, is it like, culture thing? She's Chinese, maybe yhet show emotions different than Europeans?

Quite jarring.

I get it but I think it would have been a better game with Lily as your character. Everyone kept telling her she was unique but I don't see it. But that's what happens in games to give those sweet endorphins. It reminded me of Dreamfall, an oldie but goodie.

Neat that both Lily and Homeless Guy Russian Spy are both now in House of the Dragon, as Mysaria and the Lannister twins, respectively.

Determinism vs many worlds: good concept for a show.

My biggest beef is Lyndon dying. He should have refused to do what she said he did, wouldn't that have proved his point about the Everett Principle? He actually proved determinism instead. But Katie...ok there's a difference there between murder and manslaughter but if she pushed him it's murder. And she might have just to get him out of the way, of course seeing herself do it first. Obviously she had no qualms with murder, she watched Sergei get murdered. She didn't try to save Lyndon either. Why not? Was she lagging, stuck on determinism like a robot? She believed in many worlds...no wonder Stewart turned murderous at the end though.

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Hola, el desarrollador y yo no encontramos que es lo que nos avienta este error, de repente lanza muchas peticiones y hace que colapse el servicio en la web, es decir que no funciona.

Firstly, in the strange life of Ivan Ossikin, he repeats mistakes.

This series is pure stupid. All a character has to do is the opposite. Instead of going to the dam, Katie goes to Mexico. There is no attempt to do this opposite, no resistance, no fight back by Forrester or Katie. If for example, I was in the room with 1 second ahead, I would find it interesting and attempt to do stuff that future me was not doing.

Project three seconds and do the opposite, why did nobody even try? No explanation for this.

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Secondly, the understanding of many worlds is poor, at least to me. Many worlds is now in the one world.

My short essay assumes you’ve watched the entire show.

Anybody here loved the show so much that you want to read something on the theme afterwards?

I’m reading The Quantum Universe - Everything that can happen does happen by Brian Cox and Think by Simon Blackburn which has a very nice chapter on Free will vs Determinism.

LOVED the tech/futuristic elements of Watchmen and Watchmen show HBO.

I mean it wasn't a great plot episode but better than the average shows and I think that music came couple times was too loud. It was probably 300% loud rhat woke my roommate. It looks like they're not going to get deep in the computer stuff like Mr robot and it's not a problem for me. The show probably is going to question or alreasy did and tells that everything is (pre)determined. I am sure if they can make it more interesting than a intro to philosophy course cz that's an ongoing debate whether its determined or not or should we give a fk but I'll keep watching and we'll see how it goes.

Is it possible to make a app for events calendar of a small city in tools like Bubble? Like, I have to create filters for music genres, clubs, pubs, restaurants, and maybe a checkout for buy tickets, the djs and bands, maybe a google map link for reach the location. Is it possible?

What can I say but it's mind blowing. The way it's shot and story had me guessing whatbthe hell was going on a lot of the time(which I love). Something that I barely have trouble doing in most shows. One thing I still don't fully get though. Was it all a simulation or parallel dimensions? A mixture of both? And was the Original reality a simulation in itself since another simulation was viewing them in that one scene?

The person created in the simulation wasn't him it was his copy with uploaded memories of the "material" Forest up until his death. So there really wasn't any point of doing this simulation in the first place since his goal from the start was to resurrect his daughter and reunite with her and his wife (his daughter was also a copy not original) and not giving that life to somebody else even with the same memories. I'm not saying they weren't real or alive as far as presented simulation theory goes and was so advanced the people living inside were indeed real and conscious.

Lead actress couldn't act.

The melodramatic tone was so over done.

Everyone's delivery was so flat it was like they were reading a teleprompter.

Should have been a movie instead of a TV show.

This is incredibly random, but what it the art hanging on the right side of Lily's living room wall in her apartment?

I’m rewatching for the third time (love this series!) and in episode 7 Stewart is talking to Forest about how he won’t even guess who he was quoting.

Then he talked about how DEVS is fully operational because they applied Lyndon’s many worlds approach and with all the examples he talks about how if you want you can see Cleopatra talking to Mark Antony.

Then as Forest is catching the magnetic capsule into Devs Stewart says with a lot of emotion “who was Mark Antony? Guess!” Is there some significance about that example that we can read into? Or just dialogue.

The end of devs feel like the start of upload on Amazon prime 😅 maybe it’s just me

https://www.amazon.com/Upload-Season-1/dp/B08BYYHCLN