Explain Inversion to me in TENET because I respectfully turned it off after 10 minutes
- Thread starter Robo Squirrel
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Same. I didnt understand nothing after 45 minutes. 
Restarted the film from the debut, finished it and I didnt understand a damn thing.
fukk Nolan. Always trying to write deep plot
Restarted the film from the debut, finished it and I didnt understand a damn thing.
fukk Nolan. Always trying to write deep plot
I was 
and
Have no idea about the plot
Plus audio was shyt; had a hard time making things out
5/10 at best
and Have no idea about the plot
Plus audio was shyt; had a hard time making things out
5/10 at best
Here we go from EMPIREONLINE.COM
Tenet Explained: Understanding Inversion, Temporal Pincer Movements, And The Timeline
What is Inversion?
Inversion is a process whereby an object (or person) has its entropy reversed, essentially flipping its chronology so that from that point on it travels backwards in time instead of forwards. The process is achieved via a Turnstile: a temporal reversal engine that has a distinct entrance and exit, ensuring the object/person doesn't accidentally come into contact with its past/future self and cause the universe to implode. Which would – according to our notes – be bad
Tenet Explained: Understanding Inversion, Temporal Pincer Movements, And The Timeline
What is Inversion?
Inversion is a process whereby an object (or person) has its entropy reversed, essentially flipping its chronology so that from that point on it travels backwards in time instead of forwards. The process is achieved via a Turnstile: a temporal reversal engine that has a distinct entrance and exit, ensuring the object/person doesn't accidentally come into contact with its past/future self and cause the universe to implode. Which would – according to our notes – be bad
I understood this but white people spend years thinking about the most improbable stupid shyt.
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Music Fiend
Superstar
So Inversion was a scientific development that helped reverse objects. Eventually they get all the pieces to build a machine that allows you to invert people. But it's a closed loop meaning that what happens, always happens. If you invert, and try to go back and change something, it always happens how it did when you weren't inverted and everything you do was already factored in the original timeline.
From how I understood it, every time a person enters inversion, there can be multiple versions of self at the same event.
From how I understood it, every time a person enters inversion, there can be multiple versions of self at the same event.
bammtronics
man sit 'cho ass down!
Basically: anything that passed through one of the turnstiles starts "interpreting" time backwards in the same space.
..I think another way to think of it is that inversion is "time traveling" backwards at the same speed we currently "travel" forward
..I think another way to think of it is that inversion is "time traveling" backwards at the same speed we currently "travel" forward
humminbird
Veteran
I'm going to be honest I didn't get this film
I think it was good but this is the first film I just couldn't understand
I think it was good but this is the first film I just couldn't understand
bammtronics
man sit 'cho ass down!
i love these kinds of movies that make my brain hurt and require 2-3 watches.
I be like 
They said it is absolutely NOT time travelling.
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Somebody call this Christopher Nolan and ask him how high was he and for how long when he decided to write this shyt. 
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hey i put it in quotes!