Jack and Jin find out what the 3 Body Problem means for Earth | Netflix



That’s the thing about the 3 Body Problem, there’s just no solution. Jack Rooney (John Bradley) and Jin Cheng (Jess Hong) rise to level 4 on the headset game they both play only to realize that the consequences of the the problem they’re trying to solve are all too real and more unbelievable than they could ever imagine. They learn that the 3 Body Problem is real , and someone is coming for them.

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Across continents and decades, five brilliant friends make earth-shattering discoveries as the laws of science unravel and an existential threat emerges.

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23 thoughts on “Jack and Jin find out what the 3 Body Problem means for Earth | Netflix”

  1. Time wasted. Prenentious "scientists" that act like naive children who think they know more than others.
    On one occassion the so called "scientist" who saw first hand how her technology can be used destructively, makes it Opensource on the internet just to take revenge on her boss without thinking of the consequences it could have in the real world if it goes in wrong hands.
    Then we have the usual disney level 1 dimensional race/gender swapped characters with no character development and a story with lots of "the message" moments.

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  2. I really hope in this adaptation Jin gets to meet Will at some point of time in future… it was really heartbreaking to watch jin running to Will only to find out it was too late.. 😔

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  3. Mathematically, this wouldn't be the approach to optimization. If you don't know, chaotic systems are common. That is, as is described in this clip: small changes to the initial state results in differences that are impossible to predict. However, this doesn't mean that these systems aren't predictable. There are simulation methods, such as Monte Carlo (among others), that can be used to find the mean and the variance of many simulations. Then, based on just these two values, the mean and the variance, it's possible to build more simulations that can control for the chaos. In other words, if you know where you're going, you can learn what not to do, to prevent going some place you don't want.

    So, the only way that this clip could be realistic s, I think, if the mean and the variance in these simulations were so close to each other that each simulation resulted in a reality that was impossible to predict.

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  4. It’s funny how the Shan-ti make it seem like they’re just refugees looking for a new place to live, but at the end of the season you know they are conquerors, and their intentions are nothing but hostile

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  5. Sooooo….how long is it going to take these nitwits to get to Earth? Most likely by the time they arrive Earth will be destroyed anyway……..better decide on another planet with no "intelligent" life on it………..just saying……..

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  6. What a Sh!t show. Cheaply thrown together with an unlikable cast that has diversity smeared all over it. People have become numb to quality shows, movies and gaming because of all the garbage that has been shoved out over the last 5 years. This is like a cheap show I watched back in the early 2000’s that was on the CW. Sad that people actually think this is good.

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