Tenet is one of the rare, probably the one film, where I was so confused on first viewing but each rewatch added more to the story.
It’s SO BIZARRE THAT THE MOVIE WORKS LIKE THAT.
LIKE YOU ARE LITERALLY ARMED WITH FUTURE KNOWLEDGE THAT CHANGES YOUR PAST PERCEPTION
this scene is incredibly fascinating within the context of the last 3 nolan films. as nolan keeps going backwards in time, he seems to be losing faith in humanity and the world, but the here and now, he appears to have full faith
@polemoskarios@Phapaspapadapas The guilt system plays a different role in sacrifice-based societies. The social energies from the sacrifices were - relative to the so iety itself and not to the individuals -essential for social order. Your point about Greece, on the other hand, is still not proven.
Getting this in early: The defence industry is one of the worst possible investments if you want fiscal multipliers. It’s absolutely terrible: capital-intensive, highly automated, low labour demand, minimal secondary impacts.
Military Keynesianism doesn’t exist
@polemoskarios@Phapaspapadapas They sacrificed people, maybe the most obvious display that human life has value. And you literally chose the example in which it sustains the continuous existance of the world. You try to display relativism but you don't commitnto it's logical endpoint.
@polemoskarios@Phapaspapadapas Itbstill doesn't prove your stupid point about Greeks not having feelings of guilt. It would also devalue the efforts put into war. Furthermore, if you think humans of any epoch weren't wired to feel the value of human life you are delusional. We wouldn't be here as a species.
@polemoskarios@Phapaspapadapas 1) Doesn't prove anything apart from an early example of genocide;
2) Doesn't save your point about Greeks not proving guilt: the events in Melos shocked the Greek world;
3) Athens lost reputation in the state system because of the lack of respect and restraint they showed.
@polemoskarios@Phapaspapadapas So idiotic as a reading. The fate reserved for the Athenians from Sparta is the exact outcome of that ruthless attack on a explicitly neutral city. Thucydudes expresses clearly how "might makes right" is not true and has consequences. The state system revolted on Athens.
nolan starting at his most abstract and following the thread long enough he ends up not only back where he started, but where all myth did. i could go on and on
In questo Nolan si vede che ha studiato. Perché tutto il percorso di Ulisse nell’odissea è un percorso di elaborazione della colpa. Persino Atena piange perché non è più eteronimia, ma la coscienza di sè
In the span of one year:
• A film shot entirely in IMAX.
• A film shot for $750K.
• A film shot on 65mm, the first ever to combine IMAX 15-perf and Ultra Panavision 70.
• A film shot on an iPhone.
Io ero perfettamente consapevole di cosa ci fosse in gioco con il referendum sulla separazione delle carriere, che ho considerato il punto di svolta poilitica più importante dal 1948.
Chissà se gli intellettuali liberal-moderati per la separazione lo hanno capito.
Reminder that the manufactured anti-communist panic currently taking place isn’t about communism, it’s about working people demanding a better life and society for everyone.
This is because the economy crashed and people can't afford rent, the increased inventory isn't new construction, it's vacancy because Milei has spiked homelessness, along with disease and poverty. Libertarians are the dumbest liars on earth I swear.