I saw Inception, I think there is a bug in it:

Supposedly, the mind experiences 50 years in some dreaming state (a dream within a dream within a dream..) in an hour or so.

Yet every experience of the mind, dreaming or not, must at the end reside on the function of the brain. Can the brain as a biological entity process informations of 50 years in an hour without conflicting its capacity and the physiology of the rest of the human body?

 

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• 梦和现实时间流速明显不一样。。。 -niersi- ♀ (148 bytes) () 06/08/2023 postreply 16:26:48

• 相對論説的是(有相對運動的)不同坐標時间流速不同。但大腦一直處在同一物理坐標裡。 -中间小谢- ♂ (176 bytes) () 06/08/2023 postreply 19:11:38

• 你这个是黄粱梦加白洞论。：） -dhyang_wxc- ♂ (0 bytes) () 06/08/2023 postreply 19:12:29

• what if the brain had a phase transition, and another, -dhyang_wxc- ♂ (462 bytes) () 06/08/2023 postreply 18:21:48

• 世事如梦的说法有两层意思: -niersi- ♀ (185 bytes) () 06/08/2023 postreply 20:05:03

• The must is not a must: ) -stonebench- ♂ (992 bytes) () 06/08/2023 postreply 22:32:26

• 電影中是用物理手段造夢。如果物理手段能如此精准設計、控制夢境，就不是超驗的了。 -中间小谢- ♂ (48 bytes) () 06/09/2023 postreply 00:36:43

• 原来如此。俺没看过这个电影。 -stonebench- ♂ (0 bytes) () 06/09/2023 postreply 09:05:09