[ SECRET POST #2326 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2326 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I enjoyed watching it, even came out of it with a few ships (Cobb/Saito, Arthur/Ariadne, Eames/Fischer). I just have problems with the massive amounts of fridge logic you get afterwards, when you actually stop to think about it and you realise that either (hopefully) it's all in Cobb's head, or it's a dystopia where every dreamer in the movie is teetering on the brink of permanent divorce from reality, and there's no way for them to check. Particularly the architects, so if this isn't in Cobb's head then he just brought Ariadne into a world where she'll be lucky to come out with her mind intact.

Also? They said that the PASSIV was developed to train soldiers in an environment where death wasn't permanent, but also an environment where you're not sure if what you're experiencing at any given time is real or not. Who the fuck thought that was a good plan?

[darkmanifest]

It's the military, I guess they figured those soldiers were going to have much worse things happen to them during service than some horrifically violent lucid dreams. Oh, and losing the ability to dream on one's own, which long-term habitual Somnacin usage also does. Really, the invention of this thing was never going to go well.

[(Anonymous)]

I was more thinking of the potential to have a bunch of suicides from soldiers thinking they're still dreaming, or soldiers whose comrades have just died and they think the only way to follow them is to hop up a dream-level, or casual murders by people who aren't sure if this training exercise is a dream or not, or if this war is a dream or not, or the effects to PTSD when a) you can't sleep and b) thinking things aren't real and imagining that you're still in the war is entirely plausible if there's a period of your life when you were hoping in and out of war-simulation dreams and the real world.

Just ... who the flying fuck thought this was a good plan?

The last bunch of people whose grip on reality you should try to damage are the group you've just handed weapons to and are training to kill, you know?

[(Anonymous)]

THIS