3 BODY PROBLEM Season 1 Episode 3 "Destroyer of Worlds" First Time Watching Reaction/Review
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- Опубліковано 31 бер 2024
- In this episode, we check out more of this video game, and there is nothing horribly ominous about it at all
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San-Ti is in the original Chinese novel before the English translation, which replaced the word with Trisolarian. In Chinese, San-Ti Ren means "three-body people," while Trisolarian refers to the three suns.
I was gonna say this too haha. I had the same reaction at first, like why did they change the name? Then I learned thats the original word for them in Chinese. I think I like it better tbh
@@josephkatz1982 It's fitting. In the book, the event happened in China, so the translation would also translate the alien name. While here, the name is given in China but referenced in English. So the name persists.
@avvanama yeah I read the books. In English though... so I got used to trisolarin. Which does sound better than saying "three body people" in English lol. But san-ti makes more sense. And sounds cool
@@josephkatz1982 funnily enough, in my language (Indonesian) the title is translated to 'Trisurya' which meant 'Trisolar' and not 'Three-body problem'. Now i'm curious what they call Trisolarian in Indonesian version, haven't read it
The issue with the name Trisolaris is that Sol is the name of *our* star, the same way Earth is our planet. I kind of like the name San-Ti better with that in mind, even through I read the (English) books first.
San-ti is the original name in the chinese books, before the English translation :)
17:16 Yes, i think those ARE meant to be other players, as well as the two guys beside the pope in the cathedral. They're not role-playing like the NPCs, but acting like their normal selves. At least that's my take-away.
Yeah, the two-handed flip-off, the trash talk (“take it like a man!” “suck it!” “troll”), etc. It all seems more like other real-life players rather than NPCs that have been programmed to act out of character.
Raj's dad's story is relevant to the story as a whole. It relates to the situation between the Humans and the Alien's. So does Will's story about his conversation with his cancer.
Will's story about cancer, I can understand. They probably aren't evil, just trying to find some place to live. But what about Raj's dad's story? I still don't understand.
@hazri8758 in order to survive, one group must murder and take the resources of another. That is the moral of Raj's dad's story.
In Will's story, Will represents Humans, and his body the earth. The cancer represents the Aliens. Will's moral is that we could make a place for the aliens to live with us. To share the body (earth) as it were.
In Raj's story, the Afghan(?)'s represent Earth, and he is the Aliens, hiding and waiting to ambush Humans to take our resources back to his people so they can survive. Because if they don't kill us, then they die instead.
@@hazri8758 Play dead now, rise up later
Isaac Newton calculus guy used to work for the Iron Bank
Liu Cixin (the author) is a Chinese computer engineer and science fiction writer. He is a nine-time winner of China's Galaxy Award and has also received the 2015 Hugo Award for his novel The Three-Body Problem, the 2017 Locus Award for Death's End, and the Chinese Nebula Award.
After reading the books I thought there's no way this guy isnt some kind of scientist or engineer.
@@akeelyaqub2538 maybe he loves reading science books
The real dread of this series is wondering if Netflix has the financial stamina and vision to complete the series properly. Right now, I just hope it gets a season two.
the idea of human computer was so cool. When found out the book was first published in 2008 I was shocked
~ 4:30 ish.. haven’t finished the video so don’t know if it was addressed already, but Jack is friends with all of them because he was in the same level of education as them years back, where they all became friends, but he dropped out and started his snack business instead of continuing to pursue science
You guys are asking a lot of very good - and very fair - questions of the show. I’m happy to see that, as I had a lot of questions too, watching it. Won’t get into it all now, but I’m looking forward to your thoughts on it all when you’ve finished the season
Welcome to a first-hand example of Clarke-Tech.
It was true in GOT and true in this show. Often things have a double purpose. Innocent stories or jokes have another meaning. In GOT Bran tells a fireside scary story to the Reed kids and Hodor about the Rat King who violated guest protection and forced to eat his kids. Seasons later we see that story played out with two of the characters. In this show the cancer is one. I think the story Raj's Dad tells seems like another.
Everyone justifies his ruthlessness as necessary.
@25:29 They are not scrubbing her from security cameras after the fact. They are scrubbing her from all outside observation *in real time*. That is why Clarence Shi can be right outside that window and not see a thing.
Yeah it took me a while to realize that too. That's insane.
@@Neithie wait but Clarence was observing with his own eyes. He saw the bedroom lights on but couldn't see both her and Jack?
Clarence Shi is seeing them through their web cams. That is one of the easiest hacks and pretty much any government can do that to any of it's citizens at any time they want. Just like using their cell phone mics to listen to their conversations.
good that I at least have a webcam cover. Idk how to protect from mics being tapped into though, don't think a piece of sticky tape would do much to a mic
@PrabhablyAGoodUA-camr one of those white noise sleep machines would do it.
Clarence Shi has great taste in music.
The physical impossibility of the "reverse gravity" in the syzygy makes me wonder whether that is intentionally meant as an abstraction, since falling into the stars would look like the last world's end, or if this is a deviation from the book, or if it's a misunderstanding of mechanics by the author.
Jin is a physics nerd doing post-graduate work, which means that is how she perceives the world and all she can talk about with strangers.
This is a multi-player game. Turing and Newton are other people connected to the game. It's the same in the book
yeah but how are the real turing and newton playing the game right now, arent they dead???
@@depthsofabjection 😂
Spooky action at a distance! Good call.
Jack is a phd dropout in E1 board
GOT editors finally got the chance to kill Sam 😂
Notice that Follower has the same avatar to all players regardless of their cultural representation in the game.
Definitely should watch Oppenheimer. Great movie.
Dang, that was Verys!
@12:25 One thing left off the list that the billionaire investor is giving to Auggie, If you have ever watched any videos about future techs and their uses (Isaac Arthur 😉😉) Than you would know that Space Elevators would be a HUGE thing her nanofibers would be used to make. Nanofibers would revolutionize the space industry.
Yeah the San-Ti definitely won't like it
San-Ti is used in the original untranslated novels.
Common Sense, as we know it, is nothing but the set of superstitions that we have learned at our grandmother's knee. Different grandmothers provide different perspectives, which is why some people do not appear to have Common Sense.
Oppenheimer yes!
I kept hoping it would get dumbed-down a little so I could get a handle on it, but it forced me to think, always painful.
Yes! Do Oppenheimer! Soon, before I forget what happened!
Love your excellent reactions💋
they already dumbed it down
@@lauren_faulkner Obviously not enough! I need the "One Body Problem" version🤪
@@furassicpark7642 haha i agree it’s definitely a lot to take in unless you’re a big science person. there’s some good videos on youtube that kind of break everything down
She's not invisible.
When Will the Season 2 come out?
That needle drop at the end made having to endure Jack’s character worth it. Episode 3 made me care about the modern day characters, cause before that Ye Wenjie’s story was the only part that had me interested.
LETSS GOO
Speaking of scrubbing people from surveillance cameras, you guys should watch Rising Sun (1993) with Sean Connery and Wesley Snipes. If we had that level of ability in the early 90's, how much better at manipulating video footage are we today!