Programmer Discovers a Bug in The Simulation We Live In And Decides to Restart The Universe

[@captancookie]

The most unrealistic thing about this movie is that the code worked first try

[@Dreamstrafe]

Frrrrr

[@fatallyfatcat5274]

Right. It's supposed to be sci-fi not fantasy. XD

[@LarrysWelt]

I would not say that. Imagine that some of us are actually programmers. However, we have completely suppressed it (autopilot) and unconsciously write the same code every day. There are errors in the matrix. And this matrix affects us as soon as we become aware of it.

[@LarrysWelt]

What I wanna say is, if the code you type every day indicates that no code works the first try, then that happens and you feel vindicated. Everything seems to fit. But what happens there? who adapts? The Matrix or you? Quiz question: What can only a human being do? program yourself into an NPC...

[@AtticusDenzil]

@@LarrysWelt if you were a programmer you'd know bugs happen regularly.

[@Melancholy_Chill]

Funniest part that dude tries to overload the system capable of rendering the whole universe with code on a computer

[@scoper7897]

ok you dont know much bout codin then son

[@skun406]

Well it worked, so I don't know what's funny

[@lactobacillusacidophilus]

The whole universe does not exist. I think that is the point of the movie. It is created when it is required so it is mostly not rendered.

[@HowToChangeName]

Not as unrealistic as hacking alien computer

[@PhooPhace]

@@scoper7897 Coding in the real world translates to physics. Coding on the computer translates to languages computers and robots read, hence we have high and low level programming languages to assist us. To break the real life simulation is to introduce a system that breaks its standards through physical means. Overheating a computer system- whether quantum computers or not- will not break the universe. Reaching below 0K might, and interrupting time flow might also. Get your logic right

[@trainfarb]

The name of the movie is “The Mandela Effect”…convinced these comment sections are all bots programmed to be unhelpful haha

[@omnianima4540]

had to ctrl + f to find it

[@spedussy]

Its at the beginning of the video

[@lucalambia2010]

@@omnianima4540 same here

[@kalel585]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MyLibertyTV]

I really don’t understand why he refuses to put the movie titles.

[@keris81]

I was in the sea with my dad. I was being dragged on the floor. I can also remember the feeling of the sand on my body. Next thing I felt this huge hand grab me and pull me up. It was my father. This is a core memory. I lost my father at 18. This memory always makes me feel loved and safe and thankful he was my father and I had him at all.

[@sinsung4159]

Booo. Take your sad story somewhere else.

[@AdmiralBison]

We will always remember how giant and powerful our parents' hands seem when they pull us out of danger as kids. Believe their adrenaline would be off the charts in those moments.

[@Mike-hn4uu]

Awesome

[@choulsarra6039]

You just described a core memory of mine 💙 strange how we can share it precisely..

[@THEpowerOFdead]

I nearly drowned and he grabbed me from under water

[@heatherwanderer777]

That exact thing almost happened to me when I was 9, was playing near the waves with my barbie, she got swept out and I started chasing her to get her back and went soooo far as the waves kept pulling her out. I heard screaming on shore and looked back at my parents and then a huge wave that I hadn't seen knocked me off my feet. I got flipped over and over like I was in a washing machine. Everything was so scary and then suddenly it was calm and peaceful, then a hand came out of nowhere and dragged me back to shore, my mom had practically teleported from the towel to the ocean and somehow found me and pulled me out. Over 30 years later it's still one of my strongest memories and I tell every parent I can, NEVER let your child out of your eyesight around water, it's all over in a moment.

[@gertrude1585]

when i read the exact same thing hapened to me, i trought you where talking about rebooting reality and making the matrix glitch and i was kinda impressed XD

[@Dave_of_Mordor]

hi heather i am a hitman from the future. the person who grab your hand wasn't your mom, it was me. i thought you were my target so i sent a huge wave towards you only to find out you weren't the girl on my list, so i had to save you or it would've mess with the timeline

[@heatherwanderer777]

@@gertrude1585 Now THAT would be hecka impressive! 😂

[@ihatesnowflakes2537]

Idk when I see comments like this I immediately think they're fake

[@ashdroidgamer3878]

Wow

[@rickylow1655]

Always be with your kid at the pool, or at the beach. Don’t just let them play by themselves. Come on guys, this is common sense.

[@ruekurei88]

That's not the lesson to be learned. It's to tell your kids to go play by themselves, but to not take any toys with them. THERE! That''ll prevent all the deaths.

[@kaiza9184]

Its just a movie 🤦‍♂️

[@upsidedownnugget9531]

@@ruekurei88haha yeah exactly everyone knows kids can only drown if they have a toy. If they don’t have a toy at the beach you don’t have to bother watching them at all! It’s parenting 101.

[@TheKingTywinLannister]

@@kaiza9184and you are just a AI character in the system 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@kaiza9184]

@@TheKingTywinLannister youre not even real youre a clone

[@DTreatz]

*Neo:* _"What is it?"_ *Trinity:* _"A déjà vu is usually a glitch in the Matrix. It happens when they change something."_

[@ebktoonz8436]

You got that from the Matrix

[@TheRyschea]

@@ebktoonz8436 yeah no shit

[@thuryn.mitchell]

​@@ebktoonz8436Bravo Einstein 😂

[@sadiasulemanfamilykitchenv9872]

😊

[@DavidBaronStevens]

If there's a code that will change reality into the one where I'm with my own daughter, I'll gladly implement it

[@SMC4free]

There is god. You will meet her again in the afterlife❤ dont worry. Just trust me here :)

[@glizzygulper8948]

@@SMC4free if there is god why did he make my penas tiny???????!?!!!!!!!

[@serpentphoenix]

@@SMC4free@DavidBaronStevens there is no god. We live in our own memories. Death is entropy.

[@dezh6345]

@@SMC4free I've always found that the opposite of comforting.

[@radoslavl921]

@@serpentphoenix True. The only reason we live is because we have a consciousness. The moment our brain dies is the moment we die. It's that simple.

[@adamb89]

3:54 And in an alternate reality he Googles "is our reality simulated" and Google simply responds with "Yes." He nods, goes "Oh, well ok then." Then gets up and goes to bed. The End. The funny thing is this was actually the backstory for the RPGs I used to run in my teens and early 20's. In my head, all of the games regardless of whether it was DnD, Werewolf, Robotech, whatever they all took place in the same multiverse, and it was all one big Matrix-like thing. The premise was Earth was dying, humanity realized we couldn't travel to a new planet and survive, so we basically burrowed into the center of the Earth where it would stay warm, and propelled the Earth out of our solar system to escape the supernova. Humanity exists as software, the simulation existing to keep the minds engaged until such time as the Earth enters orbit around a new star, at which point they would be downloaded into freshly-cloned bodies and have their original memories reinserted. Every RPG was just another program being run, and every time a character "died" they just got put in stasis until the next program started. My grand plan at the end was to have the players discover this, and find a way to escape the simulation by doing things so unpredictable the computer couldn't procedurally generate it quickly enough. So like all the characters booked red-eye flights to different countries and each started doing something completely contrary to their personality. The rich guy gave a couple million bucks to the introvert so he could be the life of the party in Vegas, while he in turn begged for scraps on the streets of Mumbai, etc. Never actually played out that story, but that's the direction I intended to go.

[@thelordz33]

The really meta thing is that as the dm, you would be the one generating the worlds so the only way for the plan to work is for them to overload you.

[@adamb89]

@@thelordz33Considering the game never actually ended, they did escape the simulation in a way.

[@alexl9724]

Looks like it is the Wandering Earth Project again 😂😂😂

[@CTimmerman]

@@adamb89 If the game never ended, they're still in it, blissfully living out their human lives as your universe carries on.

[@federicocaputo9966]

But you have to leave breadcrumbs, man, things that are completely out of place, like futuristic elements in fantasy lands, lovecraftian monsters in sci fi, magic wands. Small stuff out of place, and references to the other worlds, that when inquired about, glitch out and banish. You also need to play by the rules if they break physics (for instance, no momentum in dnd fights, so if you are fighting in a speeding vehicle and jump up you just looney toons stay in place and fall because the moving vehicle moves and you don't). You'll also need a character with similar phisique and name in the multiverse that everytime is analysing the glitches and weird stuff. He should always have an appropriate explanation according to each setting (we are in a matrix for sci fi, it is all magical ilusion from powerful being for fantasy, we are the dream of an eldricht god for lovecraftian, etc.)

[@absolutetuber]

The message I got from this is singular, as I’ve seen it in other: the loss of a child is absolutely maddening and you’re never the same.

[@Bloodhoven]

unless the simulation reboots itself, replays itself and changes a single thing in it to hinder you from going nuts 🤡🤡

[@timspiker]

No the Mandela effect is a real phenomenon, the more one looks into it, the more one becomes obsessed.

[@lunaticbz3594]

@@timspiker You can look it up, believe in it and not be obsessed with it. Just remember what Tealc said "Our Universe is the only Universe of consequence" Just ignore the other ones. Not like you get to actually pick and choose where your going so just make the most of the one your in.

[@timspiker]

@@lunaticbz3594 I don't know, he doesn't know that. No one knows what happens after death. I hope it's like waking up infront of a selection screen asking "what would you like to live next?"

[@lunaticbz3594]

@@timspiker oh.. you don't have to wait for death to get lost in the multiverse.. Or simulation, or whatever our reality really is. This often causes an existential crisis when people realize they switched universes. But one can get used to it and just go with the flow.

[@Tomaniakk]

9:41 he lost his daughter once already and is still to lazy to go with her to keep an eye on her? Dad of the century material right here.

[@95Kyo]

The filmmakers would not have thought that you'll miss the point

[@michaeldelyjah5696]

I actually said out loud, "Or, you can just go with her to find shells."

[@CalvinHikes]

Yes if one of the writers of the movie is a dad then that's the person I blame

[@retanizer0705]

does he even remember what happened before?

[@yeahitsmesofkinwhat]

@@95Kyo The filmakers make drek for morons like you that go "I've read a buzzfeed articale about that hehehe"

[@JustSumGuy01]

Noticed in the reset timeline, the Curious George that Sam gives to his dad doesn't have a tail like in the other timeline

[@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS]

I remember in another universe I'm famous. That's why I made all this music. I remember the words to my songs. Trust me... come see

[@rannnoch]

@@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS That's actually a pretty good schizo backstory.. better than normal spam anyway

[@azalago]

It USED to have a tail in the other timeline.. After Sam's death, it doesn't have one.

[@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS]

@@rannnoch 😂 haha ikr

[@InnerEagle]

@@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS Now that you mention it, I always have a feeling I can "hear/see" other timelines, maybe I'm wrong

[@theamazon915]

The universe at the end was like heck no not dealing with that again

[@HarperChisari]

Unrealistic, a uni professor would never care enough about a lab to tell someone invited by someone else to leave lmao

[@badateverything2931]

this waas my thought tbh

[@Anthony-uu2tk]

The professor would probably start to explain it lol (at least my professor would)

[@CC-ns2ds]

I mean if the professor worked at the CDC or something else they probably would get you out the lab.

[@tsijr915]

if u noticed the way they made the character, some people take the power trip a little too much. the fact that's not attractive, and have flaws visually and the way he's dressed, is a hint he's not manly enough he's just a guy tripping over what he feels he's entitled to, which is why he did not want some random person, better looking than him sub concisely, using something he thinks he has the rights to. When you're older and more experienced in life, you can pick up cues like crazy from other people just by the way they are. most people are preprogrammed to be a certain way.

[@jacobhoffman188]

Mandela effect is interesting in that some people will believe in glitching parallel universes instead of believing they could misremember something.

[@cathylake9072]

No the Mandela effect is real. I remember when I was a child thinking poor Jewish bears would they have been killed in the holocaust? Because their last name was Bernstein, not Berenstain. We are living in a simulation. The only reality outside of this these simulations is a dark energy field that is the mind of God. i have had a similar life experience to the character in this film, except I rewound and married a completely different person this time.

[@MTREDHEADS]

bruh what? @@cathylake9072

[@BTSArmy-ge5gf]

That's not how it works lol

[@mertkaaner1735]

@@cathylake9072 no offense but go see a doctor.

[@cathylake9072]

@@mertkaaner1735 Ok you will not understand until you start to remember, go to a hypnotist that does past life and multi life regression.

[@ChristopherRyans]

A father will reboot the whole universe for his children.

[@tnblackdragongamingofficia6163]

🤣

[@chubbywubby1]

Lol. Haha. What???

[@laszlolovass3052]

Something like this was in Doctor Who.

[@vikarious5367]

Yet he couldn't be bothered watching her at the beach to make sure she wouldn't drown to death 🤔

[@15thobserver]

But not get up off the sand to walk with her XD

[@iCanHazTwentyLetters]

The toy monkey in the opening scene has a tail and the one in the end has no tail. The attention to detail... Chefs kiss.

[@mrdzin1209]

If you have to tell your kids to be careful while they are doing something alone, then be there to supervise and do it WITH them.

[@larsharris]

So they never learn? My dad taught me to be safe, to think “what could be a danger, what could go wrong?” I have used, been around dangerous equipment until I was mid 20s . Finally getting training. “We thought you had training you were so safe” dad taught me every machine was looking for a way to grab a few fingers, arm, leg.

[@tonechild5929]

written by either helicopter parent or more likely yet another person who doesnt have kids.

[@danieloconnor9219]

Oh, I love this film. It's one of my favorites! THE MANDELA EFFECT!! I wish I got the DVD so I can add it to my collection!

[@usmans6446]

wasn't it the mindela effect?

[@danieloconnor9219]

@@usmans6446 No, there's no I in the title. It's definitely called "The Mandela Effect" Which I think, is named after that guy, Nelson Mandela

[@dominicanfrankster]

You da real mvp

[@2dheethbar]

Even if we found out we lived in a simulation, would you really want to piss off the admins or creator by messing with stuff? 👀

[@jimbehr5685]

I could do with a few premium dlc's.

[@Kawa-Yuki]

Yes. I’m bored af 🙃

[@CertifiedForklifter]

Hell yeah id do it for fun lol

[@doegee6318]

Well, the Planck limit for time in physics says that time can be broken down into 5.39×10^−44 seconds. If you don't understand what I just said, it means that time is not analogue, it's digital. If it's digital, it's not real, it's a simulation. If time can be digitally broken down to quanta, there can be time travel to any place on that timeline, backwards, forwards, and dimensionally. All that is needed, are the correct frequencies and location. Simply put, you and everyone else is in a sim, where evolution is entirely impossible. Yeah, the real knowledge is hidden, don't believe me? Look it up for yourself. All the information is there, for all to see, although most people don't want to know exactly what the algorithm predicts. If you want proof, here is a bone: Science says the big bang was 15 billion years ago right? So why can space based telescopes look 93 billion light years away, in any direction they are pointed? Oops, that must mean the universe is 180+ billion lightyears across using the technology we have today! By the way, the data online hasn't been updated since 2019 and gives the figure of 93 BLY across from edge to edge. I wonder why that is? As for pissing off the admin Creator, He's offered a way out of the fiery, non time based, round file. All we have to do is accept His offer. Pretty scary knowing everything in your life has been recorded, including the digital time stamp of any devious thought against Him, but everyone else known, and unknown. Now that, is a lot scarier than whats hiding under your bed, if you only had the eyes to see whats there. Want to see who's there? Get yourself a digital infrared camera, then scan the inside of where you live and see them in real time. Be sure you record so you can play it back. Those black shadows things you'll see, are demonic, see how they move so quickly? Now that you know, what are you going to do about it? What you believe is irrelevant. The real question is, what is reality, if this is a sim?

[@ecMathGeek]

[The Admin]: Hmm? How about I simulate literal Hell and send you there?

[@davidstorrs]

Suggestion for you: Put the name of the movie in the title, or in the description. I missed the first couple seconds of the video and therefore had no clue what movie I was looking at.

[@chonkachu671]

it literally took 1 second for the title of the movie to pop up, you couldn't wait 1 second?

[@davidstorrs]

@@chonkachu671 It pops up and then fades away after a few seconds. As I said in my original post, I missed the first few seconds and therefore was not aware that it had been onscreen.

[@chonkachu671]

@@davidstorrs suggestion: watch the video from the beginning

[@SleepyC0bra]

@@chonkachu671 sometimes you miss a few seconds of a video, if you're looking over at something for example, you can't really control it, besides, putting the name of the movie in the title or description isn't a massive deal and it's a lot more helpful.

[@chonkachu671]

@@SleepyC0bra I get that and yea putting the name of the source somewhere else would be nice, but it's quite literally 1 second in where it shows up in the video and it stays there for a while. You're telling me within that single second of clicking the video and it loading, you can't just rewind the video IF you did miss something?

[@Furgettyu]

The simplest explanation to the original Mandela-effect is that the news of his release in 1990 was simply faded by other more significant events. That time was about the fall of communism and for most people Mandela's release felt marginal compared to the changing world order. So it faded away quickly. Later, as people didn't remember his release, they automatically thought he died in prison. I wonder if South Africans also have false memories about it, but I guess not 🙂

[@AmandaFessler]

Funny enough, as a 90s kid, first I heard of him, he was already President. Berenstain though... Yeah that one got me.

[@scipionyx]

@2:59 i was like, "i swear ive seen this guy somewhere", then it clicked, ITS FUCKING PENGUIN FROM GOTHAM, 10/10 character, 10/10 show

[@RafaelGarcia-kx4yt]

You know it's a movie because it compile on the first try.

[@JohnS-il1dr]

That often quoted Mandela Effect for Star wars "Luke i am your father" actually was said in a radio drama version of A New Hope, and supposedly in a few early theater showings of A New Hope in 1977. The re edited version released a few days later with the now familiar "No... I am your father".

[@badbiker666]

The characters point out how unreliable are memories. I know this intimately. A few years ago, I had an accident and when I woke up in the hospital I had complete amnesia. I could speak English and do math, but I had no idea who I was, how I got where I was, or how old I was. Eventually, after a couple of days, my memories started returning. Today I can remember many events from my life from before the accident, but I know better than to trust them. They may be real, or they may be the result of my brain filling in gaps with synthesized information.

[@titusspellings5877]

I got chills several times watching this recap. Well done.

[@Subxenox15]

3:40 Gotta have a gay character in every single movie now. It's 100% a requirement and you're not allowed to ask questions.

[@saraleneak7386]

"washing her teeth" got me 🤣

[@arjunvarma9350]

That’s how we call in our universe

[@underarmbowlingincidentof1981]

the Mandela effect has always been so funny to me. a bunch of people who are convinced their memory is infallible and the universe must be wrong. I mean the human memory is famous for being easily altered, manipulated, and corrupted lmao

[@jarreauwilliams4247]

It’s not a bunch of people but millions with the same recollection. Even doctors when they go over something from med school like the spinal anatomy.

[@shaheendanger]

Mandela did die in prison and replaced with WEF puppet to overthrow the government which did not comply with Zionists rules

[@jackbright2125]

@@jarreauwilliams4247 There's billions of humans on the earth, so the idea that less than a percentage of them experience a similar memory corruption isn't that unusual, especially when it's something tiny like a single letter or word being moved one space to the right, especially when it doesn't really 'matter' in the sense that the sentence still has the same meaning.

[@vinayakk5786]

I remember reading this comment with mandella spelling with "ll"

[@knight808.]

@@jarreauwilliams4247😂😂😂😂 bro do u understand how big earth is?

[@tonyblake7569]

Not what I was expecting, but kinda the same thing. Thought it was going to be more like the movie the thirteenth floor where this guy was working on a computer simulation. His company built something like the real world except like 50 years ago. There were versions of people he knew and he could enter it by taking over his character. He found out his world was just a simulation and someone would take over him the same way he took over his character.

[@SrijitoGhosh]

What you just said is similar to what the Bhagavad Gita says 'bout human life, about how our souls takes a new body every time, after the death of the present body, or timeline... Moreover, it clearly states that everything around us is "Maya" or simulations and there're many Mayas (realities/worlds/simulations) other than the one we live in.

[@puntabachata]

That movie is one of my favorites

[@IgonOvabord]

​@@SrijitoGhoshsounds like an interesting science fiction. Is it a novel or movie?

[@SrijitoGhosh]

@@IgonOvabord, umm... science fiction?😅 Well, it (the Bhagavad Gita) is a part of an ancient epic, 'Mahabharata', written some, more than 3000 years back. So, it's more of some 'intense' philosophy (the most of which is yet to be understood, fully) that deals with the various spheres of human-life in a limited sense or even to the working of the universe in a vast sense... you can find it's reference in a recent movie, Oppenheimer or even in the works of Schrodinger (he uses the Upanishads, more specifically, however.). You can check it out. Really available in the internet, nowadays! Thanks for the Q&A, however!🤗

[@eecarolinee]

Was wondering if you might add the movie titles to the description. You review movies but fail to identify the movie anyplace in the description.

[@RealSoLucien]

The line is and always has been, "No, I am your father". Making perfect sense as the preceding line was, "He told me enough, he told me you killed him"! referring to Luke's convo with Obi Wan. However when repeated in pop culture it was almost always "Luke, I am your father". Changing it like this is important before the digital age as it provides context with no explanation.

[@ALightThroughTheDarkness]

My mom has the original vhs. It was Luke, I am your father. I watched the vhs tapes myself and heard the Luke version. My mom even still has the vhs. I'm going to find a vhs player and watch them again, because I remember it as 'Luke I am your father' - and it was on the vhs. The movie makes some great points about the Mandela effect. Like the Bernstein bears. When I was growing up, it was spelled with an A in it NOT how I originally remember it.. It was Bearnstain, not Bernstein. Frooot Loops as well apparently. It's quite interesting - I believe we may have been dumped into one place from alternate universes for the pure amusement of the creators. Nothing surprises me anymore.

[@ElDubsNZ]

"The entire universe is a computer simulation." "I can hack it."

[@nb2078]

Imagine playing a video game and the character hacks your computer 😂

[@openyoureyes909jones6]

hmm, like an EA game?

[@Fredrichlarbi]

We would tremble with fear because of the limitless catastrophe it would envelop

[@railworksamerica]

taskkill /f /im game.exe

[@Seichensi]

2:35 After hearing "free will", he literally returns home to continue with this, like some player getting an obvious clue/info from npc quest giver.

[@DeidresStuff]

Our brains are computers. The world doesn't need to be a glitchy simulation. We're a world of billions of glitchy computers.

[@underarmbowlingincidentof1981]

@@sailyui yeah not us, we're built different

[@Jamallo369]

Bot

[@virality9000]

As a software developer, this is the most ridiculous plot ever :'D everyone who starts coding thinks they'll hack the universe on their first week

[@DrDiabolical000]

Well I mean you can always stack overflow

[@deceiver157]

Random guy coding games with C#/Unity somehow rebooting the fucking universe it's like the 2020s version of that plot clichè of the 80s when every nerd kid was a "hacker"

[@rinkusan978]

it wasn't about hacking the universe though, but overwhelming the system

[@BHALT0S]

well the better thing to do, would be to gather together a number of coders, keep them happy with energy drinks and pizza. have them create some kind of 3 dimensional infinite repeating fractal, that starts from the resolution limit of the universe as the smallest integer, and using something like 8k resolution crammed into as small as space as possible, and then dont put error correcting code in there but make it use the error correcting code actually discovered by James Gates, who I assume is the Fuchs character in the film here, and then also have this new code linked to some code that can keep creating garbage information that just keeps increasing exponentially over time. as Information exists before energy and mass, we might expect something interesting to happen at some point lol.

[@noahpierre-louis493]

Its crazy that after all that the man does not go with his daughter to find shells, no he just take the doll still leaving the risk she can end up in water. Who knows mabye this time she drops a shell the water by accident and go after it, drowning again.

[@memyselfandi7634]

He doesn't remember, it's just the "admin" trying to fix the simulation by not letting his daughter die.

[@xbenbo624]

The most thing about this movie is that his code ren smoothly the first time😂😂

[@ShuckleLord]

If Brendan brushed his hair he’d be taken more seriously

[@WonderousLover]

I was really hoping in this movie that they would run into the player character. Suddenly there is just this one guy or girl who has alot of things going well for them and they have all these separate project (quests) to finish

[@HarperChisari]

I think the idea is that it’s less a video game more like a managed server and the admin tried giving him his kid back as a way to “fix the bug”

[@ashiqtpain6883]

like elon musk with his multiple billion dollar companies focused on advancement of the human race?😳

[@shawskeebennett1440]

I’m just confused how this dude learned quantum computing that fast. Digital computing is one thing, but quantum computing is a whole new ball game. He wrote the code in a digital computing system, and was able to upload it to a quantum computer that fast. Nah dog. I don’t think it works like that. Great idea.

[@mertkaaner1735]

Yeah it is fascinating that he learned it by watching youtube videos😂

[@ChickpeaMilkshake]

lol, he learned quantum computing that fast by subscribing to one of those paywalled video streaming lesson sites like Nebula or Brilliant! 😂😂😂

[@maestrulgamer9695]

Ikr. It didn't even get a compiling error or anything. Ran as intended on first try!

[@siddharthmalhotra3699]

@@maestrulgamer9695 that's the glitch in the system lmaooooo

[@taylankammer]

It's just maths. The way people mystify quantum physics, quantum computing, etc. is silly. Yeah you need to be quite smart, but if you're already a good programmer, then chances are you won't have too big of a problem learning the basics of quantum physics and quantum computing in a matter of days. There's also nothing world-changing about quantum computers; it's 90% just exaggeration from researchers who want to get more funding money, and journalists who want more clicks on their headlines. They're not going to replace normal computers; they're only useful for a small number of niche applications.

[@macke2879]

The most unrealistic thing about this is an indie game programmer being able to write code in anything but C# or C++

[@alanmorales4140]

Who ever runs the simulation: “good save”

[@Cafeston]

This movie will be a testament of the Internet in the early 2020s.

[@HarperChisari]

Inspired me to go back to work on my prime factorizing sedenion theory of reality, thank you @Movie Recaps

[@christianaquilina5434]

Reminds me of a quote I heard long ago, it translates to something like "Some truths stop being true, upon being uttered"

[@MrShanester117]

Even if your daughter was still alive in a parallel universe, it wouldn’t be your daughter. It would be the parallel version of you’s daughter

[@Firegoesboom]

Doesn't matter

[@mrkenmt]

And now you are talking about the series "Fringe" and it wasn't a daughter but a son. ;-)

[@therealjoshschannel6232]

M. C. Escher, Mandelbulb, Salvador Dali & Tobias Bassline surreal effect

[@musikSkool]

This is the Matrix 4 we needed. Not the one we got.

[@SeraphimZero]

Movie name is 'The Mandela Effect' from 2019 Video here got downvote for not naming the movie at all.

[@aniballecter6054]

What the protagonist does after the death of his daughter is called: "Confirmation bias"... that is, he only looks for information that 'confirms' what he believes instead of also looking for information that refutes his beliefs.

[@lucasvasconcelos5705]

Total perspective vortex

[@troyrussell177]

Long story short I had an indoor outdoor cat I had a special bond with. Named him gizmo cause his ears curled down as a kitten. He was born outside to a half feral mother so she was cursed to be an indoor outdoor cat. He got hit by a car and I legit wish it was me. I feel like I failed him, I wish I could rewind time. Story hit home for that reason. To leave it in a not so depressing state there’s a lot more happy endings 🙏 with this colony of street cats I do everything for. I’ve found great loving homes for probably 30 cats and kittens. There’s a lil vid on my channel of an ex street cat Phin, 3 days into his forever home, bonding with his new sister mom 😂 so cute.

[@Swnsasy]

6:37 ROFLOL, he finds his wife, "WASHING HER TEETH." 😂Umm is called BRUSHING teeth dude...

[@loudsilencet]

Great concept! Addressing some of the question marks below, he's basically a sentient sim running in a universal operating environment. His computer is like an interface-maybe an API of sort. Through his emotional breakdown, he ran into a "break" command in the UOS' runtime, which exposes all the commands embedded in his own programming. He then uses the break to execute those commands to reboot. It's a nod to our present existence. All of humanity is working to discover the laws in this simulation-and we're essentially programmed to evolve over time until we find the break, however long it takes. Then when we get there, we'll effectively fix the flaws and run the reboot sequence. We might be part of the 500th Big Bang...

[@non5125]

It has similar story as book written by Mark Albert "The Silence"

[@radoslavl921]

This might actually be true (without the simulation part). If the theory for the big crunch is true, after the death of the universe happens and the singularity is formed another big bang will start and the universe will be reborn.

[@TheAlcoholic27]

I like how the lesson learned wasnt "Stop being lazy, get up and be with yiur kid" 😆

[@sohanaiyappa3515]

A thought , we will never know whether this happened in real life , infact, it might have already happened a thousand times

[@jedwing]

Philosopher Frederich Nietzsche has a theory called "The Eternal Return." It's what you're talking about.

[@jackrajinder2046]

Notable Example of the Mandela Effect : If you saw Star Wars: Episode V-The Empire Strikes Back, you probably remember Darth Vader uttering the famous line, "Luke, I am your father." You might be surprised to learn, then, that the line was actually, "No, I am your father." Most people have memories of the line being the former rather than the latter.

[@scoper7897]

yeah because that how the meme originally went. Then people forgot what the actual line even was

[@FemboiMars]

My dad literally saw the original in theaters and laughs when people say this. The line was literally never “Luke”.

[@raimeyewens7518]

@@scoper7897you think a meme started that? Lol. People have been saying it that way since the movie came out.

[@scoper7897]

yes its went viral because of original vine of it@@raimeyewens7518

[@scoper7897]

yeah because your dad didnt watch viral vines and memes that made that line in social media@@FemboiMars

[@RealAadilFarooqui]

How come I didn't hear about this movie, it's perfect, it's perfectly written and all that, I don't know how I missed this movie. It's amazing even to the last detail

[@mertkaaner1735]

I hope this is a sarcastic comment.

[@steeel]

whats the name?

[@eepyvoneeplestan]

I remember when i was 9 years old me and my family went to the Detroit zoo, we took tons of pictures. A few years later i was looking at some pictures and i remember one of the pictures, but it was at lego-land instead of the Detroit zoo. The same positioning, our expressions it was crazy. And i do not remember EVER going to lego-land in my entire life.

[@4thwalltv]

The fact that these things we were ridiculed for is now mainstream is in itself a glitch in the matrix

[@4thwalltv]

This is the biggest takeaway for me. We were talking about all this stuff over 20 years ago 😂😂😂

[@kavishvaidya3787]

I love hpw he casually just asked to leave the toy behind and not go with jer instead 😅😅

[@4RILDIGITAL]

Does Brendan ever accept the fact that he may just have been hallucinating all these "glitches," or does he genuinely believe in this alternate universe theory till the end?

[@WhirledPublishing]

It's not a theory - you are living in a holographic simulation - the apparatus of the simulation is your DNA, your central nervous system ... your brain, etc., receiving, interpreting, translating and projecting - electrically connected to the holographic simulation of others.

[@timspiker]

Watch the movie and do some research on Mandela effect.

[@savegas2008]

George Hotz code writing was always next level, but dang.

[@buzz092]

Another Mandela Effect people might not be aware of - there's some sort of common gamer memory that Ghandi was bugged in the original Civ, and was hyper aggressive, or could become hyper aggressive in certain situations. This is simply untrue.

[@neon_xd9766]

*casually overloads the entire universe after 4 days of coding*

[@superC1266]

Bro took the red pill and blue pill

[@andrewyellstrom2585]

1:35 I’m already like “ bruhh..”

[@Forgesx]

I hate it when movie characters do stupid stuff and don't behave like an actual human would... So I liked that the movie didn't just have the wife leave her husbando as he turned crazy as plenty of movies would have... But then the husbando didn't just tell his wife about this reality shift thing as she was turning crazy. It's clear that it was just the reality jump which left her with all of those "wrong" memories and still he did not try to prove it to her...

[@AnyoneCanSee]

The people who thought Mandela died in prison were people who mixed him up with Steve Biko. They made a film about Biko called "Cry Freedom" which came out the same year as "The Nelson Mandela 70th birthday concert" and global celebration. So people who didn't know much about it were seeing Mandela on the news at the same time as the death of Biko. To add to the confusion Peter Gabriel wrote a song about the death of Biko and performed it at the Mandela concert and spoke about his death at that concert. This is all more than enough to create a false memory of Mandela being the one who died. People even talk about riots at Mandela's funeral on TV, those really happened for Biko and were shown on TV from the film on Late Night talk shows with Denzel Washinton winning the Oscar for playing Biko. It's just people not knowing there were two famous black activists in South Africa and one died in prison and the other didn't.

[@richard3365]

Okay. I'm willing to accept that. I'm also willing to accept the explanation of the mix-up between Monopoly Man and the Skippy peanut butter mascot for who has a monocle, and the mix-up between Looney Tunes and Froot Loops cereal for spellings... although they're each separated enough they make less sense ... but those aren't the only Mandela Effects. Can you explain my own personal Mandela Effect experience? My friend and I were shopping for cat supplies because I had just adopted a kitten. We settled on "Tidy Cat" (singular), and I made a joke that if I adopted a second kitten I would need to switch brands because the box only mentions a single cat. About a decade after that cat had run away and been run over, the same friend and I happened to be together at a different store and found "Tidy Cats" (plural), and we both remembered me making the joke that could only work if the brand name was singular. But it has always been plural.

[@HopperYTRealChannel]

To Every You I've Loved Before and To Me, the One Who Loved You

[@titomoko2003]

simple yet MINDBLOWING.

[@ObviouslyNotYou]

So ALL THAT to save a stuffed monkey? 🙄😑

[@Awngelo]

Huh?

[@raimeyewens7518]

His daughter 🙄

[@rannnoch]

most curious...

[@ObviouslyNotYou]

@@raimeyewens7518 okay…so ALL THAT for his daughter’s stuffed monkey?🙄😑

[@diymicha2]

yes, because the movie has to happen.

[@Sjalabais]

Your phrasing..."getting frisky", "self-delete" etc. If you've watched a couple of these videos, it is impressively consistent.

[@boilcoildoyle]

When I was a kid, I ordered books for school book drive fundraisers, year after year. I always ordered the Berenstein Bears books, e-i-n. 100% sure if it, don’t know what else to say. Anyway, the movie was ok and had potential, but it feels like it fell way short.

[@MK-youtube123]

This is what happens when you push the code into production without testing it 😂😂😂😂

[@Tiggaknock]

Can someone explain this channel to me. He recaps entire movies, but won't tell you the movie title? Am I missing something?

[@danieldavis9972]

Bruh I feel like I’m not in the mix or something 😭. Been scrolling through the comments and it’s like no one else is even slipping up by saying the name of the movie. How are all of y’all gatekeeping simultaneously and not slipping up 😂. Fuck can someone just tell me the movie?

[@justinwhite2725]

The movie title is displayed at the beginning of the video.

[@duffman18]

He literally tells you the name of the movie in the _1ST_ _SECOND_ of the video. Are you stupid?

[@duffman18]

He literally tells you the name of the movie in the _1ST_ _SECOND_ of the video. Are you stupid?

[@ControlAltPete]

"unfortunately the sea is too strong" cuts to a 6" wave

[@HowToChangeName]

But there must be more than one quantum computer right? What if those computers rendered the world like MMO servers and notice discrepancies on its neighboring?

[@abebuckingham8198]

Just from an information theory standpoint trying to encode the universe on any terrestrial computer would be impossible. It's just too big to simulate.

[@2dheethbar]

@@abebuckingham8198 But the only part of the universe that is rendered is what we currently observe, right? So, wouldn't less RAM be needed? I saw a video on this once. If we're in the street of a neighborhood, we can't see inside houses or the next streets over, so literally everything out of sight isn't loaded in, yet. Would that make such a feat easier?

[@jules8876]

So this is why I can't find the End Cities in Minecraft. @@2dheethbar

[@openyoureyes909jones6]

Crap, they are gonna nerf the universe

[@joshuajohnk1198]

bro probably just made an infinitely incrementing for loop

[@norb6492]

If the simulation hypothesis (not theory) is even nominally true, the events being simulated would in all likelihood have billions of error corrections happening constantly. Gross malformations and inconsistencies would be rare, but minor ones continuous. There would have to be programs embedded in the system, in the ground of consciousness itself, to maintain what we view as shared and consistent experience. Another way of saying this is from this perspective, we continuously choose not to glitch; we continuously choose a consistent narrative. I don’t believe we are this creative, or alternatively this mechanical. Something far deeper than simulation is going on here, at least in part.

[@wthomas253]

What do u suspect it going on then? I sense it too.

[@norb6492]

@@wthomas253 I sense we are part of the creative aspect of the cosmos, and not just subject to it, or victims of it. Simulation hypothesis tells me we are seeking not just the story, but also the storyteller, and apparently two of the storytellers are you and me.

[@Blabus5]

matrix agents?

[@justinjackson7688]

@@norb6492 Can I be one as well, or is this club exclusive?

[@dogmat8733]

I do like the metaphor about the rat needing to restart the maze every time it fails applies to what the Universe did. It reset and changed the outcome because it realized if the daughter died, the father would just crash it again. So it gave him what he wanted without him realizing it so that it wouldn’t happen again.

[@ke8mattj]

Despite this channel constantly recapping movies that other recap channels have already recapped multiple times over, I find this recap channel the best one since they just recap and do not try anything else like insert witty commentary.

[@crystalawen]

The film is called ‘the Mandela effect’ 🙂(as a few people have asked)

[@-PURPLE-HEAD]

I saw this movie a while ago, but I can assure you that Berenstain Bears has always been Berenstain Bears. Back when I was a kid I remember my friend calling them Berenstein Bears and I showed him the book to correct him.

[@mewkatlol]

I saw this movie a while ago, but I can assure you that Berenstoon Bears has always been Berenstoon Bears. Back when I was a kid I remember my friend calling them Berenstein Bears and I showed him the book to correct him.

[@Number6_]

I remember a youtube that didn't have all these sponsored long advertising videos. How about you?

[@Duluper]

Oh shit, theres a memory leak

[@TOBIRAMAx]

I want to time travel back to June 1, 2010.

[@yunogasai7283]

people will always try to find god

[@darthbrooks4933]

Yeah because We have a worship gene in us. There is no Yahweh or “god”

[@bayyonetta2989]

Instinct built inside our core programming when we created. Defy it will only results in chaos and mess

[@johnrupesh4535]

Dude created a code to overload universe on a desktop computer. Must be a Dell.

[@Dailyrecaps45]

guys we are doing a movie recap, very interesting, join us if you like regular movie recaps😇.

[@lozzar1069]

This is honestly one of my fears waking up one day when the matrix glitches and being called crazy for noticing it

[@LumenPsycho]

I got run over by a massive dog as a child, flung in the air, hit my head on the gravel pavement & lost consciousness. I know I saw something important when I wasn't awake & my friends who carried me home told me I was talking the whole way in my sleep. No matter how hard I try, I can't remember the "dream" I had but I feel it was important. Ever since then the world has not felt correct. Something about it is wrong.

[@mrj4082]

Can you describe the feeling?

[@nana8135]

I'm glad you're ok

[@rasta77-x7o]

Just neurons not firing properly, anything you think you see or feel near death or during brain injuries isn't real, but your senses think it is.

[@mrshr3d]

the dog brained your damage a bit little.

[@LumenPsycho]

@@mrshr3d Dog was just being playful, my head impacting gravel from about 2 meter height in a spinning rotation is what knocked me unconscious. Once I came to (woken with smelling salt or what you call it by a local old lady), all the cuts & bruises on my body, all that pain hit me at once. Weird things is, I saw my surroundings & the people around me a few seconds before the pain hit me. Like a part of my brain wasn't connected with my body. Still one of the weirdest sensations to date. But one thing is for sure, I get the sense I saw something. I forgot about it fast, like I wasn't supposed to dwell on that situation but later in life (20 years later) that feeling hit me again & I don't understand why I didn't ponder at what happened sooner. Why did I forgot to process that situation even the slightest when I was young? Like not even thinking about looking back at it once. Like it never happened. Weird.. But yeah, ever since then, something has always felt off & that feeling has pretty much ruined my life. You might wonder, what kinda feeling can ruin someone's life.. Well.. best I can describe it is a sentence "I don't want to be here." constantly echoing in the back of your head. And my life wasn't that bad.. I had a roof over my head, mom who took care of me & my sister, providing a somewhat decent upbringing. Honestly fucking hate this feeling.

[@BobMcBurger1]

5:25 I remember this Minecraft world so much.

[@acWeishan]

What i always find interesting as about simulation theory is that the rules inside the game are similar to those outside. But really they could be extremely different and not related to each other

[@timspiker]

What's different? Yes or No, True or False, Positive or Negative, One or Zero...

[@acWeishan]

@@timspiker you are in the video game therefore yes or no are attributes of the game which don't necessarily apply the world of the builders of the game.

[@timspiker]

@@acWeishan Ah, the 5th dimension is nothing our minds can grasp

[@skelious]

Great recap for this movie. ty

[@nlac73]

Why the hell this channel keeps hiding the movie name?

[@ri3m4nn]

Mandela effect 2019, probably to avoid demonetization

[@ydboss]

fun fact, the universe is written in javascript