/tv/ — ITT: tiresome movie tropes

>>221092490 (OP)
I have that exact pen

>>221092490 (OP)
how would you explain 4d spacetime folding?

>>221092490 (OP)
How exactly do they "bend" space like that?

>>221092517
It's a good pen. They don't hand those out at the bank.

>>221092490 (OP)

Is such a thing even possible?

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>>221092520
I'd bend 3D space and tell them to imagine it happening one dimension higher.

>>221092542
Take the pen! Do me a personal favor!

>>221092521
With negative mass.

>>221092490 (OP)
slow motion sound effects

https://youtu.be/H9CWQaMYXiI?si=JhQyUm4yxkN6sSbH

>>221092661
I suppose you could use a folded up piece of bread and your finger to illustrate the point

>>221092490 (OP)
IN ENGLISH, DOC

black IT/science genius guy.
Die Hard
Jurassic Park
Source Code
add yours to the list.

>>221092980
Why does that bother you, Rajesh?

>>221092490 (OP)
I have no idea why this particular one is treated as such when it's literally just 2 or 3 movies.

>>221093018
>Why does that bother you
Because it's more unrealistic than folding space time. Ruins immersion in the movie. Like if you played a straight guy.

>>221093040
name 0

>>221093040
because physicissies want to gatekeep relativity

>>221093080
gottem

>>221093080
>jeet threatened by bbc hijacking stem field
your time is up, streetshitter

>>221092490 (OP)
I mean why not?? We all accepted the fake equation, E=MC^2. We get what we deserve.

>>221093105
Because it's fake.

>>221092490 (OP)
ITT: tiresome thread tropes

>>221093242
gps satellite clocks run faster than clocks on earth because of relativity

Scientist doesn't follow protocol and awful thing gets loose and wreaks havoc.

So common it's sickening. "Life", "Alien:Earth", "Pluribus".

>>221092490 (OP)
The most tiresome scene trope that pisses me off is when you have a chase sequence and the chaser will come out of the door/hallway/building and they will first look to the left, then to the right, and then will continue chase. You would think it's some cartoon level shit, but if you'll pay attention you will be amazed how often it is used even in very serious top tier production movies.

>>221092713
https://inception.davepedu.com/

People putting the phone down before the talking has finished

>>221093178
Your ad hominem could at least be defended, if blacks were actually geniuses. But they're not, which makes your allegations a coping mechanism.

>>221092521
>how exactly
with scifi fantasy mumbo jumbo that is impossible to explain because its not real yet

>>221092683
I really shouldn't.

>>221092612
God.........Uma Thurman could fucking GET IT as Poison Ivy.

>>221092980
Eternals

>>221093223
It's been updated

>E=MC^2+AI

>>221092521
Well, that's - that's difficult to - it's all math...

>>221092490 (OP)
>male characters are brawling
>woman character shrieks “BREAK IT UP, KNOCK IT OFF, ITS NOT WORTH IT”
>men immediately drop the fight and walk away
Literally has never happened once since the dawn of man.

>>221093082
>compsci joke
STFU nerd

>>221092980
die hard?

>>221092563
I'm not a science scientist guy but I think it's one of those situations of "yes it's feasible, but you would need the energy equivalent of turning the entire solar system into energy, to power a machine we can barely theorically imagine today, just to make the mass of a pea to do the trick"

>>221092490 (OP)
Irksome, even.

>>221092490 (OP)
i remember those pens
felt really cool

>>221092520
you can't. you cannot visualise 4 dimensions. any attempt to do so is misleading at best, incorrect at worst.

try it. try to imagine 1 dimension. you see a line? no, you see a line embedded in 3 dimensions. it's impossible to imagine anything other than 3 dimensions. our brain is hardwired. the only way to do so is with abstract math. x, y, z and t. a piece of paper and a pen ain't cutting it.

>>221093533
Try us, Doctor.

>>221092980
even jurassic park has newman being smarter than black computer science man
in real life neil "i really should shut the fuck up because i don't know what i'm talking about" degrassi titan

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>>221093730
>can't visualize 4 dimensions
sucks to be you

>>221092521
With a pair of very big pliers.

>>221093736
Right. Well, um, using layman's terms... Use a rotating magnetic field to focus a narrow beam of gravitons - these, in turn, fold space-time consistent with Weyl tensor dynamics until the space-time curvature becomes infinitely large, and you produce a singularity. Now, the singularity...

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>>221093730
Mathematical theoretics goes absolutely batshit insane sometimes.
>A magnetar is an exotic type of neutron star distinguished by its ultra-strong magnetic field, which can reach 1016 to 1015 gauss, roughly a thousand times stronger than typical neutron stars and trillions of times stronger than Earth's magnetic field
>These stars are extremely dense, packing more mass than the Sun into a sphere about 20 kilometers across, making a teaspoon of their matter weigh billions of tons

>>221092563
yeah if the piece of paper is weak enough for a pencil to go through

>>221093862
"Layman's terms"?

>>221093862
>>221093936
Well, fuck layman's terms! Do you speak English?

>>221092705
What like less than Hank Hill?

>>221093080
>>221092980
I work with black IT guys. They're cool and way smarter than you

>>221093862
In ENGLISH, Doc.

You gotta understand something, most of these meatheads only have an 8th grade education. If that.

>>221093903
and yet that thing still would start orbiting your mom if she came near it.

>>221093262
i’m gonna relativity my foot in your ass nerd

>>221093903
oh i agree. it's completely broken at the extremes. but we're still stuck trying to figure it out with a 3d-only monkey brain and some chicken scratches on paper.

>>221093262
That's great, you climbed all the way to low orbit to go and check it?

>>221093862
Lemonsderms...