Tenet || A Basic Inversion Visualization #1

[@emudeko]

I'm waiting for a video explaining this video.

[@PauloEdson]

It has already been published because Welby CoffeSpill is inverted in time!

[@sbmang4927]

LOL!

[@davidpinto-fernandez7132]

@@PauloEdson JAJAJAJA

[@FreeBlackConservative6859]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kylorojen8066]

@Just A Dude Who Wants To Be A Filmmaker LMAO

[@Ghost-qo5of]

The more you understand, the more confused you get

[@alnairpanis7416]

deymright

[@radegast2346]

Its reversed

[@geodescent]

This video honestly makes it worse

[@boeingnz]

The thing about light and sound just broke the movie physic. Sunlight only goes one way and reverse talk is just sucking in the air and make no sound????

[@muhammadshofwan5309]

It is hahahahaah

[@funnybone6149]

The more I see Tenet stuff, the more I want a video game based off of this time travel. Their’s not many games based off of time mechanics alone, but inversion of time, catching a bullet, destruction turns into restruction, fighting inverted bad guys, what a spectacle that would be

[@Routineeffort]

Life is strange has good take on that, but id understand its not everybody's cup of tea

[@Luca_Talis]

Not a full game but there's one mission from dishonored 2 that has time travel

[@TKGriffiths]

There's too many plot holes with this mechanic for it to work in anything consistent like a video game. Also the fact that this mechanic requires everything already be determined means that the video game would be entirely scripted and the player's inputs unable to change anything anyway.

[@mastrukko]

I thought of that as well but unfortunately some things would be impossible, simply because the game can't see in the future

[@CASHGALORE54]

quantum brake

[@pritesh9336]

Just like the movie, this video too requires multiple watches

[@iMangeshSN]

Yes. Even explanatory videos need explanation 😂

[@westmcgee9320]

I think this one slipped up in a couple areas.

[@tckelvin]

Multiple watches forward and backward

[@BIAKANOORWorld]

🤣🤣

[@BIAKANOORWorld]

@@iMangeshSN 🤣there is no explanation. There is only never ending chaos

[@cristiannavarro5998]

The hot sauce was a nice touch

[@VirusL4D]

He ordered it an hour ago though

[@sirsplendid309]

@@VirusL4D or he will order it in an hour

[@ThreeWhiteSoldiers]

@@VirusL4D what a waste. the sauce has become cold now

[@fieldfrost4220]

maybe he got it to go?

[@grafgummiente1583]

I watched the movie multiple times and thought I understood it. This video explaining the basic principle of it shows me: I didn’t.

[@vinceb8041]

Someone has to make a Portal 2 mod with a turnstile and inverted timelines. Imagine having inverted you cooperating with you to solve the puzzle in a temporal pincer

[@kaisle8412]

But the game would have to know in advance what I'll do later when I'm inverted, so they'd have to actually invent time travel to implement it. Valve, I'm waiting....

[@aidanr9810]

@@kaisle8412 they’ll be able to do that when half life 3 is announced

[@photelegy]

@@kaisle8412 They could make this half way, so that only when you go back the past-you is been replayed to interact with. Not the real thing but interesting nevertheless

[@TomalakGeretkal]

@@photelegy It still won't work because past-you was in turn interacting with now-you, which was future-you at the time and thus can't be predicted by the game ;)

[@CuivTheLazyGeek]

There's a similar mechanism in The Talos Principle (having to do some actions and then later cooperate with your past self and the past objects it interacted with). The whole mechanism is already very mind twisty (so if I go there and do this, then that object will be available to my future self and he can use it to open this door but that means I need to get back to this point to hold this open so that my future self can now go back to the start area). But at least both you and your past self move forward in time, it's just that NOW became a mix of the NOW of the past self and future self (and related objects). Adding actual inversion wouldn't work since "what happened, happened", including effect before cause, and the game can't predict that until the cause!

[@eggjason]

"Don't try to understand it, feel it" Everyone :"HOW?!"

[@ThaiNguyen-sb7fi]

Yes, the music is so good, thats onlything keep me watching the movie in cinema

[@Brindlebrother]

Use your feeling organ

[@bjrnvindabildtrup9337]

but "HOW?!" is very much a feeling

[@AlexAndR01]

By moving your inverted legs counter clock forward and inside out.

[@rickmaldoo4205]

With your bollz

[@underarmbowlingincidentof1981]

I love how confused Neil is during all of this xD

Not quite confused Neil. In the movie he knows all the shit about fuck xD

[@RighteousBrother]

@ I think he means the little animated Neil in the video.

[@meettheartist5506]

@ s/he means the Neil in the video

[@jcdenton3806]

Just like me :/

[@buckmchoots8824]

Neil is not the only one

[@zfreshprince7470]

It's Nolan's world and we are just living in it.

[@RandomVideosFirst]

Whoever had the mental capacity to understand, write, shoot, and edit all of this movie in it’s entirety is either a goddamn genius or clinically insane. Maybe both.

[@gabiausten8774]

Child the movie doesn’t make any logical sense, don’t feel bad.

[@gabiausten8774]

@@anandsharma1411 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Nice try, but especially to ANYONE with a basic knowledge in physics, this movie does not make any sense.

[@pyropulseIXXI]

@@gabiausten8774 It actually does make logical sense; people have mapped it out and it is totally consistent. The fact you cannot understand it is not indicative that it doesn't make sense

[@gabiausten8774]

@@pyropulseIXXI nice try, the fact that u can’t figure out that the movie doesn’t make sense on your own, is mindblowing to me…u wanna stand on the ,,smart looking” side so bad… - Firstly the bootstrap paradox, the inverted bullets do not have a temporal origin at all, the movie doesn’t even try to explain that, what would’ve been the most interesting part. - The guy moving backwards in time being trapped in a wall… temporarily he would’ve continued to move backwards in time, meaning he would’ve always been in that wall, was he born in that wall? - The protagonist learns about Tenet and the future from Neil, who was recruited by the protagonist himself in the future - The movie's explanation of entropy inversion is scientifically speculative And I could go on and on and on and will do so if you want to. It’s just so shocking to me that u want to look smart, u wouldn’t even have required an understanding in physics to spot these logical fallacies, but no, u just wanted to talk big and now you look like a fool.

[@gabiausten8774]

@@anandsharma1411 😂😂😂

[@kaisle8412]

I love the detail that when the perspective switches, we see the "back" of the clock so it still turns clockwise to us

[@RM6737]

Yes, that was a brilliant detail. A simple way to convey a somewhat complex concept.

[@ubahfly5409]

But why is just the "walking" backwards? Since when does time only apply to select body parts? How can the "inverted character" both be traveling backwards in time while also "interacting" & reacting to forward moving events that haven't "happened" yet? Pure nonsense

[@joshuapray]

Mate, you are a hero for making these videos and then hanging out in the comments answering questions. Good show.

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

I work from home now at a computer all day. It's easy to keep tabs of comments :) thanks!

[@mad7206]

What I love about the turnstile is there's no fancy effects its just matter of fact in the movie

[@enriquecomas933]

What makes it difficult is understanding the two timelines both on the same linear thread. And that both TP's, Neil's and Sator's are cognitively aware of their inversion, so they are not just fleshes moving in reverse. Sator going through the gate together shows the switch, and inverted Sator now knowing his past, to help him get the piece, because of the interrogation. He then flees to Vietnam, remaining in inverted state. They are necessarily going "back in time", if anything they are presently, "walking through their past" to gain advantages of events that already occurred. Why there are 3 Neils in the final battle, 3 TPS and 3 Neils in the airport and 3 Sator's in the Highway scene. One is the past, one is the future performing the advantage and the last one is the present that achieves the goal. Why you need Blue Team to explain the battle, red team to perform and Neil to switch and perform the extract, but he switched one more time to save the mission knowing he had too. Thus his sacrifice for TP so he can create Tenet after all this.

[@wasimakram93]

What?!

[@johnpaulboudreaux9569]

this is the most conclusive explanation I've seen. I felt like I already mostly understood the concepts but this was that last 10%

[@TuriGamer]

I think this is the main point confusing most people The guy isnt time traveling in the regular sense he is just moving backwards

[@El-Duderino-His-Dudeness]

@@TuriGamerThis is where I get hung up though. If he's only moving backwards, then why does Sator disappear in that scene? If he's only moving backwards physically, should we see an inverted version of him exit? But then wouldn't he be playing out the interrogation in forward motion sense it happened in reverse? Explanations like this video focus on this concept of how you can only see the now. This sort of helped explain to me why you can't see him on the other side. Because since he's outside of the "now" then he's gone. This I think helped me a little. Like the reason why inverted Sator is visible, is because we're seeing it from a forward moving perspective, which can only view inverted people going in reverse. But the video I think makes it confusing because it shows like a transparent version of the Protagonist (standing in for Sator in that scene) reverse walking and then coming out the other side going back beyond present Neil. That's what conflicts with me on the explanation.

[@ppp5644]

Yes, and if you are inverted already and go into a turnstile, you would just appear outta nowhere seen from normal flow time. Because your inverted future is normals past, until he re-inverts, which is the earliest moment (forwards time) you are even in the room.

[@ryanod9845]

You can see an example of that at the freeport the first time around.

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

Exactly. If you are coming from the future you Appear. If you are going to the past you disappear. Normal Sator goes in red side: disappears. Inverted TP and Neil go in blue side: Appear.

[@PauloEdson]

​@@WelbyCoffeeSpill I still can't grasp how this is feasible in TENET's universe...​

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

@@PauloEdson Think of it this way,. If you and your friend are at 10:00 pm and he steps inside the red turnstile, he inverts and now travels backwards in time to 9pm. How do you see someone at 9pm when you are at 10pm? You don't. He is not moving with our time flow anymore. But,..from 9pm to 10pm,..you would have seen your friend doing things backwards, ending with him reverse entering the blue turnstile at the same time he entered the Red side.

[@fubtrick]

@@WelbyCoffeeSpill Thanks that helped me out a lot! I was always confused by the protagonist vs protagonist fight scene since he comes out of the turnstile at the same time on both sides, but I GET it now!

[@AdamPasztory1]

Thanks for making these. Until this video, I couldn't get my head around why people vanished when they entered the turnstile. I love Tenet. I feel it is training my brain to see the world in a different way.

[@gprime204]

I never understood why they vanished to an outside observer but both came out of the turnstile in the reversed perspective.

[@whatbrettdid]

Here's my question (great channel by the way, really helps), in the Tenet universe, are members of the public shocked when they see highway chases with cars moving backwards, or they see two dudes walking backwards through the middle of the city, or is it like 'Ahhh well, I'm late for work, I ain't going to query that?'

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

They certainly should be. I can think of only one instance in the movie where someone reacts. When TP/Neil return to Oslo airport and run , inverted , back past the burning plane, we can see a fireman do a double take st them as they run by (backwards) . But he quickly turns back to dealing with the fire.

[@dr.netfreak]

@@WelbyCoffeeSpill Nice catch, I'll have to watch that one again

[@lanhod]

@@WelbyCoffeeSpill once more when TP was in the Saab. One female pedestrian looked at him/car going backwards with a confused face

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

@@lanhod absolutely right! I forgot about that. That one is even more clear.

[@Mircalla]

@@WelbyCoffeeSpill The reason he goes back to dealing with the fire is because from TPs inverted perspective, he's moving back to a time before the fireman noticed TP. From an inverted perspective, effect comes before cause, so from TPs perspective, the fireman reacts to TP /BEFORE/ he notices him, then un-notices him.

[@raimukoyoasu6636]

the title should be "the best explanation of how inversion work"

[@KlutchAndJerel]

With the amount of videos I’ve watched to try to make sense of the movie, this one seems to have helped the most.

[@OrangeDrinkMusic]

Only thing I love more than the film is the resulting Tenet Explanation Community™ 😄 Awesome animations!

[@KamilsView]

Mate, "Would have seen", not "of seen. I have seen, not I of seen.

[@theeab1993]

I got what he meant. In real life I hear plenty of people say it that way. I do it myself sometimes.

[@altafkalam2716]

@@theeab1993 Saying it that way is different than writing it. It comes from people mishearing "would've" as "would of". But when you write it down as "would of" it's just wrong. As wrong as writing "they're" for "their". It's not being a snob, it's just correcting something.

[@theeab1993]

@@altafkalam2716 I didn't say he was being snobby, I was just saying that in real life I do hear it said that way and it's not that weird. But yeah, I get what you mean about hearing it vs having written out.

[@KamilsView]

@@theeab1993 You can say it as you like, but it does not change words. It's still have, not of.

[@KamilsView]

@@elohssauoykcuf No worries. All good.

[@TheAJ2501]

Nicely explained. Visual explanation at its finest. :D We live in a Twilight world indeed.

[@janithmadushan5110]

Yeah nicely explained,Thank you 🙏 ✌️

[@МаксимМ-ь5й]

and there are no friends at dusk

[@jpittmon1363]

Love these! Reminds me of being a math geek plugging random equations in a graph calculator in grade school. And just being fascinated what the equations displayed.

[@Thetopnoobpro]

I feel like this is going to make it better for people who didn’t get it to Understand

[@icekey1146]

Oh my god after watching so many explanations on how the inverted time thing works this visualization finally cleared it up for me. Thanks so much

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

check out my other videos on this channel for more mind bending shenanigans. :)

[@adrianmunoz7646]

Acting “backwards” is very important concept to understand. It allows you to infiltrate the past and “look normal.” I don’t fully understand the whole plot just yet but I’m getting pieces of it little by little.

[@dr.netfreak]

Nolan : TENET felt confusing? Wait for my secret KZbin channel

[@devanshugupta5022]

Boss... You have made a really great video!!!! Especially the part where after TP enters the Turnstile, Neil won't be able to see him getting out from any turnstile. Brilliant

[@maxborn7400]

I remember imagining this toy model in my head, after seeing the movie - something to at least grasp while I still couldn't make sense of rest of the movie on first watch. It's amazing how you created this entire simulation to lay it out, frame by frame.

[@octowuss1888]

How can you see or hear when inverted? The light and sound would be travelling away from your eyes and ears.

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

All the movie gives us is a brief explanation, like you will feel disoriented, blurry, but your body will adjust. Only reach I can imagine is that, sound and light move away from you. But it still starts where it ended, like your eyes and eardrum. So those "sensors" are still being pinged. Just from the other side of the membrane. Hence, disoriented but adaptable in time.

[@timhold2016]

Same goes for how you would live. your blood would be flowing in the wrong direction.

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

@@timhold2016 technically your blood is inverted with you when you go in the turnstile. So it would be pumping and flowing the same direction as you. You are inverted, the world is not. Which is why you need your own inverted air. Light and sound are the big questions though. As those are external from you.

[@babyyoda1462]

Technically, because the light is moving away from your eyes, your eyes have already recieved it, which means you can see. Just backwards. Same goes with ears.

[@mr_smellnice5724]

I had thought the same thing about sight/light - also if everything's inverted wouldn't gravity repel you upwards? This film also made me realise when you're going through life normally, you're never bang in the moment, always looking at the light coming from something which will take a certain amount of time however small.

[@gyanprakash7445]

I’ve started watching this for the first time today. Will watch it again yesterday

[@GrosserAndrew5000]

This movie is the biggest mindfuck I have seen in my life.

[@MrCharlesWidmore]

I literally can’t think of the questions to ask to try and understand things better, it tries my brain….

[@GrosserAndrew5000]

@MrCharlesWidmore u got to wat h the videos explaining the time loops and redwings multiple times and rewatch the movie multiple times for your brain to wrap around it. But the core of things isn't that complicated, you sure got it already.

[@wingnoot048]

It's a U turn on a one way road. But like... With time stuff

[@whatbrettdid]

This is great! Warner should pay you to do extras on the DVD.

[@milinrana1759]

So far best explanation I found on KZbin...

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

Thank you. I just started another demonstration video.

[@milinrana1759]

Waiting for it...

[@shammendraeshwar433]

So by using the time inversion we get a reverse time clone to cooperate and execute temporal pincer maneuvers.this takes 'help yourself' to a whole new level.

[@bjcooper4365]

You deserve some kind of award for these

[@andrewwoan]

oh wow, thank you. now I get it. I still have to apply this logic to each of the scenes but at least I finally understand it now. thank you!

[@tomlouie2855]

Thank you, this clears up why 2 versions of ppl seem to disappear into the turnstile.

[@drv4859]

Great explanation. Thank you. I always wondered how both Sators disappeared after they inverted in the turnstile

[@hiranom20]

That also confused me for years lol! It's simply that once you're moving forward through time on the red side, you can only see inverted subjects on the blue side. That's why we saw Sator ambling backwards into the turnstile before he went into the red side to invert. We witness the opposite play out in the first protagonist v protagonist fight scene, where he appears seemingly out of nowhere, but runs through on the other side. The moral of the story is witnessing inversion as a subject moving forward through time would be a highly bizarre experience to the uninitiated.

[@lili-lt6fk]

That is brilliant. Thanks for your time man. You finally made the turnstile explanation video and respond perfectly to my questions (if you remember). You kept your word. Everything is clear now. You are the Goat.

[@smilingladka]

Well, 💯 for explaining graphics! They're brilliant. It's not your fault that I'm dumb.

[@sarchiba]

I couldn't understand why they disappeared! Now I see that it's because once they enter and come back out, they are no longer in the observer's present moment, but just slightly in the past (I guess the time it takes for the turnstile to spin around) so obviously we can't see them, but we could up to that point I hope that's right, that's what I got from this, great video

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

You got it right. You wake up at 9am and walk to the turnstile and invert at 10am. You are now moving from 10am back to 9am. And as you are approaching the turnstile you can see your inverted self as they travel 'back' to the turnstile and enter when you do. Anyone around at 10am and on will not see you since you U-turned in time. You do not exist past 10am. ( well, until you revert and and it is 10am again.)

[@DevilSpider_]

Time travel stories tend to split into two categories: - "One timeline" stories (Tenet is an example of one), where going into the past overwrites the future, with slim chances of recovery. - "Multiple timelines" stories, where going into the past creates a new timeline, leaving the original intact. What if Tenet was a "multiple timeline" story? Every decision done by an individual splits the timeline into multiple, into the future, but every decision done by an inverted individual is rendered and multiple timelines connecting into one, preserving causality. Let's say TP enters the turnstile in this version of the story. Now, there's no need for the other TP to exist in this timeline, since the act of inversion splits the timeline into two. One "before" inversion and one "after" inversion.

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

I am a huge fan of the One timeline approach, but For all we know there are a bajillion timelines constantly being spawned based on decisions. :) In Tenet we never see a situation one way, then another. Neil basically says "There is no way of knowing. If you are there to make a change you are not here to observe its effect". So our perspective in the movie is following around Protagonist, but there is no way to know if Sator lived in another, or Neil didn't die in one. We are stuck observing the one where it happened just as we saw it in the movie.

[@imwahyou2]

One timeline, especially traveling in reverse, still doesn't make a lick of sense to me. Suppose you invert into a small room where two people have been mindlessly walking in a circle, one behind the other, for the entire day. You shoot one of them dead. The guy still walking keeps walking in reverse until he trips over the dead guys body. What would you observe if you kept traveling back in time in reverse? The guy you didn't shoot is supposed be walking in the circle for the day but now he's trapped in the floor in a loop, acting out his life until he reaches yesterday and so on. How could he even be alive if he never left the room yesterday, or the day before that ect. to eat and survive ? And the guy you shot...He is also trapped in a loop and his dead body "was always there" right? So in reverse his corpse will never decompose, his blood will never evaporate. How would that affect the environment from micro to macro scale in reverse? What about all the people, surroundings, incidences that these two people chain affected in their lives? It seems like butterfly effect would occur in reverse. That is until you travel back far enough and you see that both of these men could not have been born in a hospital. The whole past would glitch out because important events did not occur. So the future never happened either if we are still using One timeline. Tbh, I think if it were One timeline, the simple act of inverting into the past and disturbing particles of space in reverse would trigger butterfly effect and the whole universe would end😂

[@geoffnaylor3734]

@@imwahyou2 The proving room sort of creates a "forced" consistency. Nobody is using turnstyles to do something that would create a paradox, and if they did, their actions couldn't have happened. Notice that before you invert, you check the window to see an inverted you walking in at the same time. I imagine, if you are walking to a turnstyle as someone who is going to do an action that will actually change things, you'll notice no inverted copy of yourself walking backwards into the other side. That means there is no inverted copy to "become" by using the turnstyle. So basically the turnstyle won't even work.

[@arunsatyarth9097]

amazing job buddy. This really helped. I always believed Tenet was a masterpiece. miles ahead of any cinema every shot. I just didnt understand it.

[@Sgtgee]

Inverted world legends has it, that hot sauce still hasn’t arrived yet months later! Lol 😂 great video. This scene was definitely a mind phuck on the first and second viewing. 🤯

[@KatAspen]

After watching so many visualization videos on Tenet, this actually made me realize why someone would “disappear” after entering a turnstile.

[@Sickboyfriend]

So the key is understanding why Sator "has disappeared". If you understand this, then you understand how the Turnstile machine works.

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

Yes. and I don't think it is difficult once you get it. People have witnessed this countless times in other time travel movies in fact and understand it. Whenever someone time travels in other movies they 'disappear' and pop up in the past or future. But nobody questions that because they are used to it. They are expecting the "teleporting' aspect to be a part of it. In Tenet, it throws people off because subjects don't instantly pop to years prior or after. In Tenet, you don't leap through time, you just pull a U-turn in time.

[@elPiCOdeBry0]

This is exactly the crux of it all. Great video. Thank you!

[@TheCarter117Gaming]

These are great! Ive seen the movie 3 times and ive read the script. You should make a visualization of the concept of last in, first out when going thru the turnstyle. It was something that was said in the freeport and in the script there are a few subnotes that specifically say that.

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

Thanks! The Oslo Freeport video definitely demonstrates that midway through!

[@MegaCharns]

He explains exactly that in this

[@danamarvelstar]

If there is something I recently learned from watching Loki, think of time as a location on a line, a set of coordinates. Thanks for this visualization though.

[@BenGLastreezy]

Guys, Nolan said, this movie is about the *HERE & NOW* focus on *NOW*

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

Yes, your personal Now is what matters. Things that happen in your NOW doesn't care from which direction you entered. It accounts for whatever will happen in that moment.

[@MartinBarreby]

I think what made it click for me was that even if you KNOW when they go through the portal that they are going into the past by going in reverse, we still look at it from the Protagonists point of view, and this kind of tricks the brain to instead look at it as a parallel time lines rather then the same going in reverse. So that is why people disappear suddenly from the point of view from people not going through since they have past the past already. So if the protagonist now go back in time and then goes through the portal again, back to non-reverse state, and goes somewhere else and wait there until the time he went through the portal the first time, for the people who stayed behind it will look like he suddenly teleported to that new location the moment the protagonist went trough he portal the first time. Try to imagine each persons point of view first, then you might see the bigger picture of it. This is a great movie, especially when you start to grasp the concept, but for me i grasped it to late which made me enjoy the movie somewhat while watching it, but a lot more when I finally got it, long after the credits roll. And that is a flaw of this movie, it's a to much of a mind boggling concept so it would need even more explanation than what it gives. I think if they would instead demonstrated this with people first, and from different peoples points of view, instead of objects, like the bullet, I think we could have understood it better. I realize that seeing the reverse bullet and other things gives it a really cool mystery at first, but I would rather understand the movie better while watching it rather than just see mysterious things. Sure, I might be too stupid to not get it quick enough, but if I can reach this conclusion after the movie by other means it could have been done in the movie already. Of course, this is very subjective, but it feels like many people are struggling with this movie.

[@sleepdeprived7780]

In Nolan’s world, you bless people when you sneeze.

[@krapeevids6992]

Lol, clever!

[@ettien9313]

I love this movie and sometimes find it confusing😅 Thank you for trying to help people like me to understand a bit more about the hole thing making the movie incredible!

[@iwasneverherenorthere]

Please do a Neil timeline from the 14th (and maybe talk about if he's really Kat's son). There was like seven version of him on the 14th and I'm STILL confused about his death.

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

Huh? How did you even get to this video? It is set to unlisted. Lol.

[@TheAJ2501]

Neil is not Kat's son. No supporting facts from the film to hold up the theory. That's just a self-wishful theory. Although, interesting to see an animation of multiple Neils on the 14th. That would be reverse mindblown for Welby. lol.

[@iwasneverherenorthere]

@@WelbyCoffeeSpill it was in your playlist

[@iwasneverherenorthere]

@@TheAJ2501 I think it would be cool, if Max grew up to work with Tenet and The Protagonist. Maximilien has Neil inverted in the name and if he grew up into Tenet he would know TP for his entire life, explaining how he knows so much ab him

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

@@iwasneverherenorthere lol. I didn't know it shows up. My fail. Good thing i set my Stalsk12 work in progress video to private! :)

[@dudetheman06]

I know it before But after watching this, I can definitely say that you explains really well !! Well which software do you use ?

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

Its simple. But people kept asking the same thing about disappearing so I figures I'd bang this out. Thanks!

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

Oh, for software I am using Maya and After Effects.

[@dudetheman06]

@@WelbyCoffeeSpill oh wow !! Thanks for replying...

[@namanarora2005]

I had an idea of what's happening but this video made it very clear thank you! Great movie :)

[@hamsddxn]

Fuck Nolan thanks for this channel, i've watched all these videos related to TENET, and i understood the movie completly

[@zoopdiwop]

This was a really good explanation and visualization of the concept.

[@PunxTV123]

nice thank you for this explanation... set this to public :)

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

How are you finding this if its not public,? Did u find a link?

[@PunxTV123]

@@WelbyCoffeeSpill I am using TENET man. I am the protagonist.

[@thegoodwin]

@@PunxTV123 , wait, what? Are you from the future???

[@Onimirare]

Tenet fans crying because they don't understand it while Jojo fans would love to see this much simplicity on their time manipulation mechanics.

[@DmitriyRakhuba]

In freeport when TP enters turnstile while being inverted - thats more interesting from poinf of view in normal time

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

I was gonna do that, but the video was getting long. It almost the reverse of this. Maybe in another video. Thanks.

[@nerd6414]

@@WelbyCoffeeSpill hey I still don't understand how an inverted person going back to normal comes from nowhere, can you pls explain

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

@@nerd6414 using the movie as an example: TP and Neil enter the turnstile Room at 10:00. TP fights inverted_TP , who appeared out of nowhere, from 10:00 to 10:15. Ok, from inverted_Tp's view, he started the fight at 10:15 to 10:00. Then jumped into the turnstile un-inverting. So at 10:00 he is now normal, leaps out of the other side, pushes Neil out of the way and runs down the hall. They seem to just "appear" because they never existed BEFORE 10:00.

[@joeydoesthings4955]

This was excellent! Good visualization of what happened.

[@KC_Smooth]

So the future Neil sat reversed in an oxygenated room for years waiting for the right moment to help Protagonist?

[@Mars0984]

They should have played this video in reverse. Ok for real though, you did a superb job explaining this

[@rubengardiner1046]

This is probably the hardest movie to fully comprehend.... and I've seen 2001

[@localyocal498]

Hey Fam podcast sent me here and I’m grateful for it

[@waddefaq4325]

Wow great video! This movie still fcked up my mind. No matter how many I watch the explaination. Lol.

[@moisesq8594]

Best video explanation by far

[@ishaansejpal249]

Awesome! Please do one for Stalsk 12!

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

Almost done with that one. Coming soon!

[@ishaansejpal249]

@@WelbyCoffeeSpill you're doing lord's work man😂🙌

[@nachosaravia2453]

Videos como estos me hacen saber que entendí perfectamente la película

[@Sairam-sx4dc]

why the hell did i try to read this in reverse lol

[@joncooper8166]

So because the totem is still spinning does this mean that Cobb is still dreaming?

[@zalupu]

Если тотем вращается, то Коб знает что находится именно в своем сне , а не в чужом, если кольцо на пальце то он знает что просто во сне , так как во снах он женат.

[@Readyforfun14]

So it's kinda simple, thanks to this video. it's because in tenet universe, people cannot travel to the future, they can only go to the past, and as they go to the past, the current people cannot see them (because it already happened somewhere). And when TP goes through the turnstile, he's in inverted mode. if he would like to follow the current timeline, he has to go through the turnstile again. After the job is done, only then will he go back to his current state.

[@thecoolring6431]

Stalks 12 and Nolan would be proud of you , lol when is it coming and well done as always with this one man!

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

Probably end of this coming week. If anyone has specific questions about the battle they think I should point out lemme know now! :) Its really not too complex, like the other scenes, but people been asking for it. Its looking fun.

[@UnrealWorld1]

@@WelbyCoffeeSpill I want to see the person who got wall crushed in reverse being uncrushed 😂

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

@@UnrealWorld1 and so you shall!

[@thecoolring6431]

@@WelbyCoffeeSpill do you know how Neil knows that he has to go to the opera seige to save TP? Does future TP tells him that?

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

@@thecoolring6431 I don't think there is anything in the movie that explicitly says so. People seem to believe that yes, a future TP in charge of Tenet assigned Neil to go to the opera at some point.

[@rakeshchandan007]

easiest explanation so far.. good job

[@Leoheatblast]

I have a question about "future people bury the inverted object for Sator to dig up". Can you also make a video to discuss it? If the inverted gold was buried from inverted future people, does that mean Sator needs to bury it again? For example: Sator digs out the inverted gold→and then bury it→and then inverted man dig them out→inverted man brought the inverted gold walking backwards to the inverting machine

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

There has been good discussions on the tenet reddit for this. I haven't even begun to wrap my head around it yet but maybe one day, lol.

[@ИльяБасманов]

Gold will be buried by normal future people. People are normal and ground is normal, only gold is inverted. Sator needs just dig it up and invert it

[@Leoheatblast]

@@ИльяБасманов I did consider that situation. But the movie says the inverting technology will be created after generations . It's quite difficult for future people to invert themselves, wait for maybe a hundred years to mid 20 century and then reinvert themselves to bury the gold for Sator, isn't it?

[@ИльяБасманов]

@@Leoheatblast no. Future people invert gold, put it under ground and gold starts going backwards through the time to the past because it is inverted

[@ИльяБасманов]

@@Leoheatblast sorry for bad explanation :)

[@teddymax_]

Damn, amazing explanation! Thank you! Now movie and his scenes are getting more meaning

[@mikegershon8528]

Great job, my friend.

[@WelbyCoffeeSpill]

Thanks! Haha,...yeah,..it's a long way form Lord of the Rings videos, but I gotta pass the time somehow!

[@misterfbl]

This is helpful and clever and for this I will forgive you for not knowing the difference between 'of' and 'have'

[@danieloktovian9523]

To simplify : - Neil and PT is in 16 October -but there's actually PT who is inverted in 16 October who exist after PT who with Neil going into the time tube -and now he's moving backward in Neil persepective as inverted PT, and inverted PT will see himself and Neil going backward too in his persepective in the same day 16 October, -Inverted PT see the world is normal but if he look at Neil, Neil world is in backward -and Watermelon with Chicken seem delicious

[@bondiup923]

I think the final scene explains it all. I think Neil is the scientist that created the algorithm, with that technology will save the world! He’s in Pompei when he was a kid He’s been recruited by the protagonist. The organization is called tenet. The only way the protagonist would name it is if Neil tells about it when he saw it as a kid from the sator square

[@RakibErick]

why does my intuition tell me this channel run by Nolan himself?

[@matiuspakpahan7612]

a moving arrow is idle arrow because it stay on one position at certain time we can say something is move, because there is change in time (delta time)

[@horrorspidey7033]

Nolan should hire you immediately

[@RandomVideosFirst]

I recently got a hold of Chris Nolan and asked him these questions. He just kept repeating himself. "Let me go" . "Get off me" "who are you?". I think it relates to the protagonist having to let go of someone he doesn't know yet

[@prot07ype87]

*1:06** Wouldn't Neil have** *seen*

[@theamazingchannel470]

Tenet is the only time I've watched a movie twice and it didn't help any. Thanks for the animation!

[@BryanUlpi]

Can you make your own Tenet sequel jeje

[@PauloEdson]

Let's crowdfund this idea. If he was able to do such a great animation, why couldn't he create the sequels? ⭐ Either live-action or animation would satisfy me as a fan. 😍

[@angusb99]

Once the perspective “flips” around 2:55, wouldn’t it be more appropriate for the clock animation to run backwards? Assuming the clock is a representation of “normal” time and entropy?

[@ChristopherNolanOfficial]

Ok now I understand the film.

[@shivamannan]

Oh man. This guy Christopher Nolan has the guts to make a movie with such a complex concept and screen play.

[@StefanTetelepta]

Thanks. This helps a lot!

[@hachiikaru]

when i saw this movie tomorrow, it is the best thing i will ever watch

[@mr.donut2.085]

I dont get how this would be hard to understand.

[@DarkInception]

I’m genuinely not sure if this is sarcasm, but I’ll bite - The basic fundamental concept is simple enough to grasp. That’s the point of this tutorial. But in the movie, the inversions are constantly interwoven and overlapping and jumps between different POVs. So it’s certainly harder to grasp from the movie alone. It’s a brilliant concept, but the movie definitely requires multiple watches.

[@mr.donut2.085]

@@DarkInception im serious. I had no problems when watching the movie.

[@Ledonn]

you are a god or just madman

[@GuardianDbbrrtt]

COOL!

[@ZChronicNebula]

Masterful directing. Film is surreal! Don't try to understand it, feel it...

[@Naz-xk6hq]

Brilliant.