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Gentlemen Morning and Vayshan! I still haven't understood how your discussion about the movie "Inception" ended (although, as I understand it, the true meaning of the movie's title is more likely "Insertion"). If you wish, I suggest that we work together to resolve the remaining controversial issues. Specifically, the following remains unclear to me: 1. Did the heroes on the first level of the dream actually complete all the work in a few hours, and not in a week? And if so, why did they need those 10 hours of sleep = that week in the dream? (Hypothesis #1: due to the preparedness of Fischer's subconscious projections, they had to drastically reduce the time to complete the task. It is quite possible that they planned to spend several days on the first level, preparing Fischer (torturing him longer or something else), so that he would have no doubts about the reality of what was happening, and only on the last day go to the other levels). 2. Regarding waking up at the end of the flight: either we simply weren't shown how they spend the remaining week on the first level, hiding from Fischer's army (by the way, Fischer himself should have thought that this was reality and disbelieved everything that happened, waking up after that in the plane, if, of course, he remembered anything, and such a vivid dream should have been remembered), or, as Morning rightly noted, they spent the rest of the time without dreams, which should not happen due to the special sedative, which was administered in order to see a shared dream for 10 hours. 3. After the van falls into the water, Vayshan, the participants should have ended up on the first level, and not woken up completely (note that a person wakes up completely when he falls off a chair in the real world (experiments during preparation), i.e., the ejection occurs to the level on which the fall occurs from a deeper level), and they probably woke up completely because the sedative (which is quite specific, since Fischer only sipped the glass that was given to him, and therefore the concentration in his body was significantly lower than in the heroes who drank it completely + the physiological characteristics of each organism are not taken into account) expired. 4. You cannot exit Limbo through an ejection - otherwise, the hero and the old man would not have had to do anything - the explosion of the building would be their ejection. It is unclear why this explosion is needed at all! 5. The hero claims that by the time he leaves Limbo, where he was with his wife, they both aged together in it. But they lie down on the tracks young! paradox! 6. As soon as the train runs over them, they immediately wake up in the real world (this is clearly shown). But when Fischer and the girl-architect die during the mission in Limbo, falling from the balcony, they wake up on the previous level. Why? Or is everything that is happening just the 3rd level of Cobb's dream, and his wife, jumping out the window, went to the 2nd level? unlikely. 7. Cobb stays in Limbo to find Saito. How and why does he end up in the ocean when Saito's guards pull him out? The ocean is the entrance to Limbo, and he was already in it. Furthermore, after shooting themselves, they should, like Fischer and the girl-architect, end up on the previous level, but it is already destroyed... Moreover, Saito is dead on the previous level and is not revived with a defibrillator. So, they immediately wake up, as they once did with his wife? 8. Why does the Asian man mine the elevator when, in zero gravity, he can push this group of people with his hands somewhere in the corridor with acceleration = acceleration of free fall? 9. When the van flips over during the chase, the Asian man is thrown against the walls in the hotel, although instead he should simply wake up in the van, since the flip and fall of the van is a real ejection (besides, the driver is warned: drive carefully, on the 2nd level everything is extremely unstable... amazing care and amazing stability) => and those sleeping in the hotel are also thrown => these are real ejections for them. Why don't they wake up in the hotel, and then in the van? (by the way, with such a consideration, the need to blow up the elevator disappears, since the feeling of falling should pass through all levels. in essence, zero gravity is the feeling of falling, and they should wake up in the hotel as soon as the van starts to fall from the bridge, and then in the van itself. and the Asian man should definitely have woken up as soon as the van started to fall, not having time to blow up the elevator, he was on the second level). 10. A person wakes up, as can be clearly seen in the experiments with the Asian man on the chair, at the moment the fall begins, and not when he has already crashed to the floor. => why do the heroes wake up in the elevator when it hits the end of the shaft, and they hit the roof of the elevator, and not when the elevator is moving with acceleration from the explosion? Perhaps, that's enough for now. I apologize if the topic is old and has been discussed many times, but I still hope that all the misunderstandings will be clarified in favor of the film and it will turn out to be even better than it seems after watching it. Sincerely.
Vayshan
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