Devs

So 28 years later.

Sunshine, Dread, and then films he actually directed like Ex Machina, Annihilation, even something like Devs, Men, Civil War, Warfare, and now back to 28 years later, 28 years later, The Bone Temple.

I put Alex Garland Because there's very few writers out there who tackle such big ideas and genre stories in such an impactful, complex, and engaging way.

And I find it really hard to sit through one of his films that he has written without thinking about a lot of things.

But it's just to show you that for every decision you make, for every choice you make, there's a version of you that made the opposite choice.

And this is a television show called Debs came out a few years ago.

It's very interesting.

It's essentially about a private contractor, a private corporation that is developing a project looking glass type of technology, a timeline viewing technology in an underground facility.

But it's just to show you that for every decision you make, for every choice you make, there's a version of you that made the opposite choice.

And this is a television show called Devs came out a few years ago.

It's very interesting.

It's essentially about a private contractor, a private corporation that is developing a project looking glass type of technology, a timeline viewing technology in an underground facility.

But it's just to show you that for every decision you make, for every choice you make, there's a version of you that made the opposite choice.

And this is a television show called Devs came out a few years ago.

It's very interesting.

It's essentially about a private contractor, a private corporation that is developing a project looking glass type of technology, a timeline viewing technology in an underground facility.

Sorry.

For me, I'd be remiss if I did not add that this central plot to the Alex Garland television show, Devs, is the chronovisor.

Is it? I mean,

did you watch that show? No, I missed it.

That was not one of my COVID rattles.

Okay, so

in Devs, Silicon Valley geniuses invent a quantum computer that is able to... you know, read all the variables in the state of reality currently, like take a reading of the entire world, and I guess galaxy, and by mapping out where every particle and thing is, is able to algorithmically work backward in time until, like, at a certain point in the series, you realize, like, they're watching, a guy's, like, watching the crucifixion, like, on TV.

So, yes.

Yeah.

What about, this may be too insane, but Devs only had the one season.

That was good.

And just came in kind of like a hammer.

I could understand what they were saying, though, so it may not be a one-to-one comparison.

Yeah,

Devs was good.

I don't know where to put him.

But it's just to show you that for every decision you make, for every choice you make, there's a version of you that made the opposite choice.

And this is a television show called Debs.

Came out a few years ago.

It's very interesting.

But it's just to show you that for every decision you make, for every choice you make there's a version of you that made the opposite choice.

And this is a television show called Devs.

Came out a few years ago.

It's very interesting.