/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7595639
I think that once you fix your idea of how probability works (if you don't drop it altogether), then now surprising such arguments will be trivial or silly.

>>7595661
I think a reading is this:
There is no good thing in the main characters life, she just aimlessly goes on. She is completely passive and doesn't value herself in any way (does medical experiments for money, may it be pic related or the odd mansion thing where she sleeps), the life is 100% without joy or purpose. She can stomach this "nightmare" only by being stoic - her wake state is when she's really asleep. She is only really in the present (awake, if you will) when she's not, i.e. when she's on drugs. At the end of the movie, literally and figuratively, she wakes up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwQzq-E4Np0#t=5m20s

>>7595639
I think that once you fix your idea of how probability works (if you don't drop it altogether), then now surprising such arguments will be trivial or silly.

>>7595661
I think a reading is this: There is no good thing in the main characters life, she just goes on with no aim - her wake state is when she's dreaming. She is completely passive and doesn't value herself in any way (does medical experiments for money, may it be pic related or the odd mansion thing where she sleeps). She is only really in the present when she's not - i.e. when she's on drugs. She leaves the waking state to get away from the nightmare she only can stomach by being stoic.
At the end of the movie she wakes up (literally and figuratively)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwQzq-E4Np0#t=5m20s