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hopefulLandlord:
Your point is moot. I couldn't have called Mohammed gay cuz it's obvious he wasn't. as for insulting islam, maybe you should pay a visit to islam section where the likes of Jeromeblack, tintingz etc do justice to that. quit living in your own bubble

DannyKoice:
Copy and paste "Real science behind interstellar tessaract" without the quotation marks.

DannyKoice:
Looper's approach is more fantastical, and you might even say more memorable, but 12 Monkey's resonates better with me since it's lot more satisfying and believeable. It's more grounded IMO.

mekaprime:
Directly, it isn't time travel, indirectly, it is. You seem not to be ware of the fact that relatively falls under Time dilation & Time dilation constitutes & falls under the workings of Time travel. There is no way you'll mention the workings of Time travel without emphasis to it's constituents, which is Special & General relatively which falls under Time dilation.

LordReed:
Someone said to me in a Facebook comment "this is a sign of depression. Hope you don't have sniper with you" to the fact that I had the audacity to declare that a god is not in evidence. And doubles down when told how insensitive their comment is.

DannyKoice:
I posted a link where the science science behind the tessaract is well explained, and with pictures, but the ineptly coded anti-spambot banned my username/hid the comment.

Clubmaster:
The enemy of my enemy is my friend

KoiceReloaded:
You're not thinking this through. When it comes to time travel, logic goes out the window, remember? Think about it, there is nothing logical about the fabrics of space-time folding together. The very concept of it represent a lot of problems in itself, and in those problems, various space-time inconsistencies known as time paradox are created to rationalize them.

Since the theory of Butterfly effect in it's purest interpretation directly affects time travel in the sense that if time travel exists, we'll ceased to exist since the tinest interaction will ripple permanently into the future, thereby ripping apart the fabrics of space-time. 12 Monkeys worked around this problem by making the time an absolute constant. In 12 Monkeys, travelling back in time allows you to interact with the past, but it doesn't allow you to change the course of history, cuz the timeline is already fixed.

Looper worked around this too, but did so in a more sketchy manner.

Clubmaster:
Is having a toxic crush on an evening newspaper like Ishilov also part of your family's evolution traits? Homo Crushus

HappyPagan:
For me, Christianity was supposed to be from cradle to the grave. All the schools I went to made us say the grace and sing praises everyday. All. Up to university. It meant most of my friends and social circle shared same beliefs.

I had to go off social media when I started having doubts. Surprisingly, it was my closest friends whose attacks hurts most.

"you don travel out na, you wan leave Jesus"
"Na visa make you think you say you be white man"
"Nna, this India wey you go, dem program your head for there o.."


Losing my faith was a long slow painful process. Worth it. There's a whole world outside the walls of the Bible.. I felt born again.

Clubmaster:
I am not the first, the honor belongs to my maternal grandmother.

Does that explain why nobody has a functioning thinking faculty in your family?

mekaprime:
The movie 12 monkeys was based on the concept of Butterfly effect. Technically they didn't include the idea of alternate timeline to it. To me, i think the butterfly effect in the movie wasn't well explored. Just saying, a ripple effect in the past by a time traveller ought to create an alternate/parallel universe.

Clubmaster:
My question was directed at people with a fully functioning thinking faculty you know


Be patient, I will get to your IQ category soon.

Clubmaster:
Who else have felt this way before?

I am now in the habit of leaving movies unfinished no matter how interesting it is, whenever I have like 20 mins left, I will lose interest.


I presently have like three movies which I am yet to conclude.

KoiceReloaded:
I can't go into this right now because there is a lot more complex science involved. I remember they published a book about it. One thing I can authoritatively tell you right now is that the science used on Interstellar is very real.

KoiceReloaded:
That's why I said they worked it within the confines of laws of relativity. The irony of your comment is you inadvertently consolidated my original comment. In 12 Monkeys, they didn't ignore the butterfly effect at all, rather, they worked around it. For instance, in Cole's final mission, in the process of trying to kill the man with the virus, got himself killed instead. Why? You can't alter history once it has been observed. 12 Monkeys is very clear on this - You can't change the past. Time is absolute, whilst maintaining it's relativity. It's not an exact science, but credible.

You're so hasty to refute what I said that you forgot to comprehend the full meaning of my comment. Time travel will always be a polarizing topic since it doesn't exist within the known laws of physics.

mekaprime:
I beg to differ here, the concept of relativity used in this movie was well/accurately explored. It was in fact, within the confines of special relatively as theorised by Einstein.

KoiceReloaded:
12 Monkeys (A rewatch)

This is one of the few movies that does time travelling right. Continuity of time is maintained, cuz it is absolute. No matter what you do, you can't change the past.

This movie, Interstellar and Primer are my top recommendations of time travelling movies for the way they were able to limit the scope within the boundaries of physics laws. They made time travelling an interesting notion to contemplate, rather than a mere science fiction gimmick.

8/10

losprince:
Yes I agree, the actor that played jeromeblack performed very poorly, his cunnilingus skill was below par, his thrusts were dull and he had no clue what to do with a woman's mammilla. While the actress of ishilove was horrendous and I guess part of it was because of the unskilled jeromeblack, but she mostly laid down on the mattress like a log of wood staring at the camera (in a creepy way if I might add) and moaning inconsistently. It was like watching a twelve year old having a go at adult cherry while the adult pretends (unsuccessfully) like she was getting it for the first time from a seasoned explorer.

MrPresident1:
Leave terrorism, oyinbo wen do pencil naim also do eraser.

You like sex abi?

losprince:
Then how do you rate it?