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Oh but the invisible woman capable of killing wasn’t

@@jacksperrow4776are you artistic?

@@lucre113you mean autistic?

Quinn is the man. He's the one who turned me on to the remembrance of Earth's past trilogy to begin with. And that series changed the way I think about space and aliens and the Fermi paradox. The Netflix show is all right. I'm glad a lot of people get to experience the series.

HE IS THE BEST! He got me in to three body

Quinn got me into the books. I love his takes on alot of stories like hyperion and especially the Shrike. Didn't know about any of those until I saw Quinn's videos.

Quin is the GOAT started reading the books because of him

They should have a pobcast

Game of Thrones was iconic

Until it wasn’t

You've no idea. The Netflix version just doesnt make sense for the story. If sophon is that powerful, can hack and erase/edit image of CCTV; can hack all the screen in the world; just destroy all the computers (or the display) on the world, why bother disturb the particle collider results?

@@stefenleung my guess as a non novel reader, would be to slow down Humanity's understanding of multi dimensional physics, quantum entanglement, and operation of small particles. The Aliens have a grasp of unfolding a photon to planet size, then collapse it down. Humans can catch up very quickly given our logarithmic technology scaling. Given 400 years, we could make our own sophons. While the aliens are in a dehydrated hibernation state of travel, they fear humanity will catch up to their level when they arrive in 400 years.

It’s a much better adaptation than I was expecting. It works very well. Some of the character stuff has actually been improved imo. There are things from the book that are going to be impossible for the Netflix series to do, but I think they did a great job.

Check out Quinn's Ideas, he has a whole playlist on this series. Best on KZfaq.

​@seanstone9078 came here to say the same. listened to hundreds of hours of quins ideas while drifting off to sleep

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They're also, by far, the easiest to play and win as. You'd think it'd be hard, with all the other factions thinking it'd be wise to sweep you from the board.

@@iona2225 yeah, when the aliens just give you bits of a country for free, followed by tech its beyond easy mode. Basically just a tutorial to learn game mechanics.

I got my kid into that game and she is a geography freaking ace now.

@@middleagedbaldguy6774 Thats how I was with paradox games. surprisingly helpful.

There’s actually a TBP mod for the game called Trisolaran Crisis. The factions are renamed and reskinned and there’s a massive alien fleet far out in the system

Too late, we already sent a shit ton, its been around 50 or so years since then, so its doubtful we're gonna receive any news about our destruction. 50 yrs a very short time btw. Humanity destroying themselves up would be much milder than an alien attack.

The most logical thing for a lifeform to achieve is the guarantee of survival by any means, this seems to me at least the essence of true immortality when the enemy is time

Yeah that folding human scene…

Most realistic take on an alien invasion is them lobbing bolides at the Earth from the safe standoff distance of our own asteroid belt, reducing our civilization into rubble so they can come and mop up the remnants with ease.

@@joshl6275Tri-solaris did try to do that but they weren’t entirely successful. Quinns idea explores this on detail.

They lie to humans. Deception is a lie and the countdown is a lie.

That is kinds cute ngl

@@carontorliak2760 its even cuter once you realize that they are literal bugs. But this and the comment you replying to are not actually canon, but derived through guesswork by a published fan fiction.

There is a hole in the plot though. The pacifist san-ti that contacts Ye Wenjie advising her of not replying back. How this pacifist would hide what he/her have done?

Niyat is da bomb when it comes to reviews, he goes that extra mile to ensure he gets the full story and any back story available for context. I’ve been watching him for years now and am in awe of his talent in making his videos interesting and the content understandable for any layperson to grasp without being boring. He deserves a main stream job and I don’t know why they haven’t snaffled him up yet!

this isn't a review, it's a plot summary of the trilogy

Apparently not, that's why they were so careful with not damaging or allowing humans to damage earth

It's explained in the books better

Terraforming is scfi thing there is no evidance that this is smth what could ever happeend in short time

​@@nextowayneb7319 Well, half of the things you're watching in this video are scifi things, not to mention that we currently have (admittedly very limited) terraforming capabilities ourselves as a species. Talking about the "nuking the Poles of our moon to bring back the water" idea.

The assassin is able to do the killings due to Trisolaran interference of electronics. Seamlessly scrubbing her from camera footage. Idk how they remove DNA evidence like hair though.

@@thatprofessorguy8316 Thanks. I am still to understand how the small framed female assassin was much stronger than a large male human.

They always intended to invade and conquer the earth, it’s what made them abandon the humans they were using to help in that endeavor

Maybe through the “4 dimensional particle” that this video posits allowed a Middle Ages assassin to take organs out of high secured people. It’s somewhere in the video, didn’t understand it but it’s in there.

You got it wrong. We Lie or Not, It does not matter. We are just bugs to Trisolarians. It's like saying "that guy smell bad", has nothing to do with that guy's smell.

Quinn ideas had an over 4 hour one that does the whole series

THE GREATER GOOD

The traitor humans are basically a genestealer cult.

I'm reading a novel right now called 'The sparrow'. It's in a planet named Rakhat. It is also a 3 body system. In fact it's same alpha centuari 3 body system that the Santi live on. This occurs again and again in science fiction. The reason, is that our closet star system is 4 light years away, and it is the 3 body Alpha centauri system. Pretty sure it has a yellow sun, an orange sun, and a red sun. This is why many of our 'closest neighbour' stories come from a 3 body system. It does exist.

@@bobhawke7373 And the Tau logo looks a lot like the Marathon logo.

Yes but the conditions of their planet being harassed by their three suns resemble the necrontier race before they were made into the necrons.

It's not a theory. Read the books.

@@Adminium21 it is a theory, actually. Cixin Liu never described the Trisolarans' appearance in any of the books he wrote. Any speculation outside of the three books he wrote is just that- speculation

@@Tristyn_WatermanRedemption of Time isn’t written by him but was given his blessing I guess. It’s not official canon, but it’s worth acknowledging

@@krokenlochen when did he give it his blessing? As far as I can tell, his feelings towards it is he has accepted that it exists. The publisher didn't give him much choice in publishing it. That, along with the fact that it retcons nearly every major event of the trilogy, means it has very little credibility as part of the series.

It's perfect if it was revealed they were rice sized. Being wiped out by an intelligent, near microscopic intelligent race is hillarious to me 😂

Books are very confusing. TV shows cut to the chase of the story focusing on a few key characters and the visuals really help. Netflix obviously spent decent money on this show as this kinda abstract sci-fi material is hard to adapt into a show.

I agree with you 100%. Also a book reader here, and im pissed that a lot of our peers can't understand that a 1 to 1 shouldn't be expected on an adaptation, more so to one that caters to a western audience, when the source is not... There's a lot of toxicity and gatekeeping going around. So much so that audiences who became fans of the show become turned off of the franchise because of misguided reviews. I just want to share and have more people enjoy this story. We are not even at the meat of the whole series in this season. But i see a lot of know it all's who only read the first book, but are the first to complain that "the production had no love for the source"

They understand just fine -But they inherently sense when more changes are made than need be. And they sense when the changes diminish rather than enhance the story. Such was the case here. An artificially expanded cast, poor writing, bad acting…

@@richlisola1 injected wokeness

Ah, so you're the adhd type that needs flashy lights and sounds to keep your attention. How adorable🤭

​@@jancelabobo8238the fact that you're pissed because others don't like the same things as you is adorable as well😅

You have to use your intelligence to close plotholes rather than open them haha

@@RINO92xxl - perhaps, but that sounds too much like hard work for me.

This implies that the Tri-Solarans use hydrogen for fuel as opposed to having a mass fuel source stored on the ships and using fusion or another technology we’ve not yet discovered for propulsion. Biological computers could still be read and disturbed by a sophon, they would still function off of electrochemical signals and the sophon is a lightspeed sentient computer. Particle accelerators take billions and the robotics advanced enough to do that wont be available for another 1000 years to be generous.

1-how many resources would they need to build those habitats, also, if you aren’t aware of Dark forest theory I can’t continue on this because spoilers, but it makes this option not viable 2-Where is humanity going to get the industry for those ram scoops? Don’t forget Sophons are interfering. 3-The Sophons will stop this. 4-Humanity will not be able to build Sophons for as long as the San-ti Sophons are present

@@requiemlul3140 - Hi there. Just to continue the fun :-) I understand the DF theory, so no worries there. But I don't think it is applicable here, as the fleet in open space would be far more easily detected. An individual habitat would be too small to detect unless they intentionally made them very large. Regarding where the aliens would get the resources, the resources they have spent on the fleet and Sophons is presumably greater. (quick note regarding 4 - it never occurred to me that humanity would build their own Sophons, which seem to be at the limits of the aliens abilities, I was thinking more along the lines of advanced expert systems, like what we have now, but more sophisticated and biologically encoded). Regarding 2 - The abilities of the Sophons seem inconsistent, but if they can't stop the building of humanities space fleet then how could they stop this? The industry you mention would have to be built up, but it would still be minor compared to what humanity ends up doing in any case. Regarding 3 - The Sophons are bound by the light speed limit. We need to keep in mind how large the solar system is. If, say, 6 research vessels are several light hours away but in different directions (imagine a large imaginary cube shape around the Earth with a research vessel at the center of each face), then the Sophons have to make a choice of whether to interfere with collider and other science experiments on Earth, or to go after the research vessels, which they can only harass one at a time, and it would take the better part of a day to go after all 6. Regards.

same here, the books might have some great ideas, but i dont think they are written very well

@@robertban871 thank you. Finally Found someone who feels the same x

Try the audio books. They were much more digestible. Quin has covered a lot from the books... but there's still awesome details he didn't cover.

@@robertban871 Poor charcterization. Maybe due tot he language/translation.

I bought the book on Audible. Quin recommended it to me. It's too slow and basically a sad take on human nature-greed, death, and ultimately destruction. I prefer a universe that has hope and fear, good and bad, like "The Lord of the Rings" or the “Culture” series by Ian Banks. The Culture novels are what I enjoy. There are so many books, I won't read them all. It's okay for me to not enjoy this series. It's fortunate that "The Lord of the Rings" films are great, but the novels contain so much extra detail. "Harry Potter" is along the same lines, to a lesser degree. I love the "Ender's Game" series, to be honest. The first book is my favorite. Maybe one day I’ll be in the right frame of mind, and I’ll be able to deal with all of the existential dread I get from the implications of this book. I have not seen the Netflix series. Maybe that will be my route in, like the "The Lord of the Rings" films were for me reading the books. "The Lord of the Rings" to me is nearly perfect. If we all liked the same things, life would be boring. I don’t know where in the world you live, but in the UK we have a comedian called David Mitchell. He’s just done a history book that’s about 13 hours long on Audible called “Unruly”. I like history, but I don’t like being told that a book or a film is good over and over again. I tend to avoid it out of spite, I suppose. This time, however, someone I trust deeply suggested that I read "Unruly", and I didn’t regret spending a credit on it at all. It’s a very funny book, and if you like history or the English history of Kings and Queens, it’s a book that will make you laugh out loud more than once. There is some swearing in it, so I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone under the age of 15 or 16. Thank you for your advice. I might even try and listen to "The Three-Body Problem" when summer kicks in. 🇬🇧💯❤️🫡

Uhhhh, not sure if its canon.

How’s that a problem?

@@kaseyrolow In the video he said human sized and live araund 80 years

@@tsarbombawithinternetconne875 the writer noded to it so it's cannon (technically)

It's never been canon. The author did acknowledge the spinoff book, but they've never said that it was canon. That's like me saying George Lucas knows about Star Wars Legends, so it must be canon. Also, could you maybe learn some grammar and how to spell? That was the hardest thing I've ever attempted to read. Edit: they are incapable of lying, but deception is within their abilities. They will always tell the truth, but it may not be the whole truth kind of thing

the fat man was very watchable when he did nothing and then died...

The masses are ignorant They tought idiocracy was comedy Yet it was a documentary on them

​@@denifnaf5874 wrong

​@@denifnaf5874 I'd have taken you more seriously if you'd said "taught".

the ending is inherently optimistic

@Ni-dk7ni this got a chuckle

That's the water bears right? That can survive in space?

If you want 20+ episodes, I recommend the Chinese version of the show. It was a bit too slow for me, I preferred the speed that the netflix version went with, but you might like the pacing.

@@wooloosus6866where can I watch this version ?

Killing the pacing, and costing more to produce focusing on the least developed aspects from the books might i add the least interesting would have lead to the cancellation of the series

​@@canisgraffias199it's on KZfaq in 4k. Watching it now. Look up MIGu official channel. All 30 episodes with subtitles. I'm on episode 5. It is slow paced, but if you're already invested in the premise, it's enjoyable.

@@wooloosus6866 You're kidding there's a Chinese version? I don't want to be critical but I've always found Chinese movies and TV shows suck big time. They don't have big budgets, CGI poor, script and acting sub par and padded with lots of fillers. So is the Chinese version any good?

Real smart comment UNTIL.. She explained it in the show why she looks the way she does.. they are talking to a computer..

Really smart sci-fi UNTIL... Can open 11 dimensions and create planet size super computer there and bring it back and send to earth, but instead of creating or finding or terraforming another planet, choose to travel 400 years just to make war and conquer a suicidal species? These alien need more imagination.

​@@Kemachris all other Sci fi's have much larger plot holes, this guy has a certain beef, wouldn't engage further

@@vuzereusazureus2245 Dude todays mankind has created AI that can write and make a movie with just a prompt but we are still stomped by viruses. We send people into space but can only cross our fingers that nobody’s carrying a viral infection that would wipe out all the astronauts. In other words, science is met with obstacles to “obvious solutions” all the time and at the same time, certain fields find less friction allowing faster progress.

@@vuzereusazureus2245 Seems like the San-Ti's limitation is a lack of imagination. Which is plausible given the structure of their society and ideological rejection of any activity or form of existence that isn't purely practical. Humans, for all our flaws, differ by being incredibly imaginative, and often much to our own detriment.

I would say it's likely due to the instability of their world. They are a spacefaring race but their civilization is constantly being put into a dehydrated state for indefinite periods of time. It seems like their colony fleet could have been launched during the common era and it just so happens Earth sent its idiotic hello around the same time.

It's an interesting and fun series, but it's full of holes.

Yeah, they wouldn’t have even needed a signal from Dr. Ye. They would have found the Sun and its planets and packed up long ago and everyone would be speaking Trisolaran in the 1800s.

Space alien invasion

@@nosuchthing8 If you say so.

Not if, science is your belief system as strong as say a religious belief, your whole life's work and understanding equalling nought isn't as exciting as you think, for some it would be inescapable.

Hallucinations can be very scary and maddening; drug induced, or psychosis-related.

totally, i would go and rediscover gravity and go full pythagoras

This is one of the advantages of the series; which puts into question whether or not that the scientists truly killed themselves or were assasinations by the ETO. Moreover, it also shows that it's not really the results of broken science breaking them, but rather the Sophons themselves.

I think this is a common misconception that isn't made very clear in either medium. Yes, some scientists probably killed themsleves upon learning that "physics doesn't exist," but I'm sure most of them died because the sophons caused them severe psychological distress or made them go insane.

How small? Like ants?

@@jonfreeman9682 bug sized

If you find audiobooks too confusing you should just read it, you can absorb the info at your own pace and reread quicker

I thought the answer (or no answer) to a 3 body problem is chaos. Also in the book they were running out of time because the planet was breaking no?

They can wrap their entire planet using the proton thing.. then use it to control the climate

Their planet would eventually be swallowed by one of the stars. Could they solve this with their superior technology? Probably. Eventually. If they could do it before the star destroyed their planet. But there's a stable, paradise planet, only 4 light years away, which by galactic standards is right next door. Plus, that planet is home to a much less developed, defenseless civilization. So invanding Earth is probably a simpler and less costly solution, that would award the Trisolarans with a beautiful, stable and resource rich planet for them. Besides, when they found out that there was a technological civilization on Earth that could develop their science at a faster rate, it became a matter of survival for the Trisolarans to invade and destroy humanity. If they let humanity develop freely, one day humans would find Trisolaris and the resulting contact could be disastrous for Trisolarans.

But they can’t keep it from being pulled into one of their subs during the multiple suns expansion periods

@@vishnudasks in the book the sophon can’t even unfold for extended period without it sagging, they had to prop it up at some point I think 🤔 don’t quote me on it tho lol. Also remember the super computer it’s still just a proton thus very little mass.

What? Who torpedoed their future? How is Star Wars involved?

@@sjzara benioff and Weiss

@@madambutterfly1997 Those are the writers of Game of Thrones.

@@sjzarathey were supposed to write a star wars trilogy but they ruined got so they lost it

@@lifeinthe6038 Thanks for the explanation.

Please tell me leave the world behind and, the coming soon sequel, civil war movies are also for "entertainment".

I know right, it’s like if it doesn’t adhere to all scientific principles and moral norms it isn’t a good story 😂 Can’t anyone enjoy fiction anymore 😢

@thearmchairjournalist566 yeah and only to current scientific principles which are a few hundred years old. The iPhone 100 might have quantum entanglement communication but currently to us it's impossible and outrageous 🤣

Exactly. People seem to forget the fiction in science fiction.

Oh lord. You don’t realize that works of art usually have some underlying message?

The concepts are not that clever. He used science facts and made up a story, which is kind of limited IMO.

is this one of those crazy conspiracy theory comment?

Or at least lie to humans if not between themselves

They really fear the humans because humanity was able to go from first record civilization to industrial age in 6000 years. And from industrial to space in 100 years. They fear this exponential growth. The Aliens never had this stability so their growth would be 1000 years from industrial to space as extinction events kept resetting them. The human ability to lie made them feel incompatible. Not only can humans rapidly evolve, they can also communicate false things. Making their progress an even more of a threat.

Its not that they don't have the ability to lie they don't even have the concept of what a lie is. They also don't hate we are just in their way. And why the hell would they do that? 8 billion people lining up to have their brains scrambled. You need to go back and watch the show again but this time pay attention.

@@mattsmith1859 but remember they're Advanced they wouldn't have to have people lined up they can just do it automatically if they're so Advanced you see here's the problem with Syfy if you're setting up your aliens to be so freaking Advanced don't make them stupid don't make them think of a stupid solution as to exterminate the species because you don't have any idea what a lie is just to build conflict that's just so freaking lazy

@@mattsmith1859 but remember they're Advanced they wouldn't have to have people lined up they can just do it automatically if they're so Advanced you see here's the problem with Syfy if you're setting up your aliens to be so freaking Advanced don't make them stupid don't make them think of a stupid solution as to exterminate the species because you don't have any idea what a lie is just to build conflict that's just so freaking lazy

I can believe they still have a job

i cant believe all u losers are still obsessed with a lotr ripoff show and come out of the woodwork to state ur opinion. only other gremlins like urself care about. seriously game of thrones was always Mid at best. yall upset about a mid show 10 years later.

You are misunderstanding

@@claudiomunoz471I understand that they have a AI computer that can interact with the physical world and in a real invasion they could turn every humans brain on the Earth into peanut butter dealing with the problem right there. The show is silly in ways that words cannot describe.

how exactly can they ninja assassinate anyone?

The show made the sophons overpowered. Introducing plot holes. They were much more stubble in the books

@@PaulRizzo504 no

What about communism?

**looks down on you as an above average bear 🐻**

LOL! AND you're old because you get the reference. ;)

“You know, I'm something of a scientist myself” Say no more - trisolarans