What does super body mean?

Question 1: What does the ending of the super body mean? When it reaches 90% development, the heroine can already control time. In the last 20 minutes, the film also mentioned that everything is made of It is determined by time, and everything is time. Then you can see that the protagonist continues to develop himself by controlling time to absorb the energy of the earth or other galaxies in other time periods. When it reaches 100%, it is also easy to understand why the heroine disappears. , because he has become a part of everything and a part of time, and he can control time as he wants. To use a more popular word, when the heroine is developed to 100%, she will become a god

Question 2: What is the meaning of the ending of Super Body? I watched Super Body once. It is roughly that after the woman accidentally took drugs, she began to fully develop her brain. The percentages will appear on the screen, indicating the proportion of her brain development! At first, he used his brain to process things. Later, his entire body could be used as a brain, and each cell transmitted data at 1000mb per second. Eventually he used his body to combine with the computers around him to create his own computer. And read the mystery of the creation of heaven and earth and the evolution of organisms from genes. The body is made up of cells, and cells transmit data to each other. Life evolved step by step from the decomposition of single-cell organisms into multi-cell organisms. Two cells transmitting information to each other is not as fast as a powerful cell that can do everything without transmitting data. Therefore, its final evolutionary route is to return to monocytes. When data transmission is limited to the physical object of cells, it can become pure data, give up the body, and become spirit, which is God or nothing!

Question 3: What is Super Body talking about? Lucy, a young woman living in Taipei, was forced to become a "human courier" and had a new type of drug CPH4 implanted in her stomach by gangsters. After being beaten violently , the new drug CPH4 leaked into the body and merged into the blood, causing Lucy's body cells to be stimulated by the drug, and her brain development exceeded the average person's ten percent, gradually heading towards 20, 40, 80 or even 100. As a result, she unexpectedly gained the superpower to control surrounding objects with her thoughts, such as foreseeing the future, moving objects with her thoughts, eliminating pain, and instantly transforming. The continuous development of the brain has affected the development of the body into a "superhuman". She can control her own appearance (cell fission and reorganization), control others, control objects (so-called mind control), and control elements. At the ultimate moment, she can control time.

Her tenacious resistance and escape also triggered the pursuit of illegal organizations. While investigating and fighting illegal organizations, in the process of saving lives and finding the way to the truth, Lucy was helpless. The weak woman with the power to bind a chicken gradually grows into a stoic and brave superheroine. In the end, due to overactive cells, they could no longer support her continued survival in the form of a "human", so Lucy traveled through time and returned to the original state of the universe.

Question 4: What is the movie "Superbody" about? Lucy, a young woman living in Taipei, was forced to become a "human courier" and had a new drug, CPH4, implanted in her stomach by gangsters. After being beaten violently, the new drug CPH4 leaked into her body and merged into her blood, causing Lucy's entire body to suffer from... Cells are stimulated by drugs, and brain development surpasses the ten percent that ordinary people have, and gradually moves towards 20, 40, 80 or even 100. As a result, she unexpectedly gained the superpower to control surrounding objects with her thoughts, such as foreseeing the future, moving objects with her thoughts, eliminating pain, and instantly transforming. The continuous development of the brain has affected the development of the body into a "superhuman". She can control her own appearance (cell fission and reorganization), control others, control objects (so-called mind control), and control elements. At the ultimate moment, she can control time.

Her tenacious resistance and escape also triggered the pursuit of illegal organizations. While investigating and fighting illegal organizations, in the process of saving lives and finding the way to the truth, Lucy was helpless. The weak woman with the power to bind a chicken gradually grows into a stoic and brave superheroine.

In the end, due to overactive cells, they could no longer support her continued survival in the form of a "human", so Lucy traveled through time and returned to the original state of the universe.

Question 5: What does the movie "Super Body" mean? I don't understand. Simply put, it means what will happen after the brain is fully developed.

Question 6: The movie "Super Body" What is the deeper meaning of the expression? The life he is referring to is probably a god in a broad sense, that is, a life form that has reached 100 like LUCY. She and this "god" are already one. The year understood here is probably a year at any node, or it may be the year before the world will be destroyed by humans. Only super bodies can be seen here. That is to say, LUCY stored all the knowledge she knew about the forbidden areas of the universe in the USB flash drive that was copied from the supercomputer she created. Finally, under the guidance of LUCY, black scientists took the right path of the universe step by step.

Question 7: What does the ending of Super Body Lucy mean? The ending of "Super Body" means:

When the potential of the brain is fully developed, people can control time and everything!

On the one hand:

Data is transmitted through cells in the body, and the speed of information transmission in multi-cellular organisms is far slower than that of single cells. Therefore, in the final ending of the film, the heroine transfers CPH4 Injecting a large dose into the body ""crushes the cell nucleus" to form a single cell" - allowing the data transmission rate to reach excellent conditions.

On the other hand:

(1) When the brain develops to 20 - control yourself. That is to say, he can control information to operate at will in his body, making himself superior in memory, flexibility and strength.

(2) Brain development to 30 to 50 - control other people, radio waves, pulse information, etc. For example: remotely hearing and seeing other people's speech and everything around them (such as Officer Pierre Del Rio talking to LUCY remotely), remotely controlling the actions of other people and other objects (such as driving a car), etc.

At the end of the story, the heroine’s brain has been developed to 100%. She can also enter ancient times through the four-dimensional space and return to the beginning of the universe, and use the energy from the universe to continue to develop her own brain. , in the end LUCY can effectively control his body and everything in the outside world and communicate with the outside world through the body, making everything (knowledge) in the outside world into the form of a super computer and turning this super computer into a super information card ( USB flash drive).

When Officer Pierre Del Rio asked Professor Norman "Where is she?" (Where is she?), a text message arrived on his mobile phone "I AM EVERYWHERE" (I am everywhere!) . This just proves that LUCY has absorbed all the energy in the universe and integrated herself into time and the world. LUCY has become a part of all things and time at this time, reaching a state where it can exist at any time and anywhere!

The last words of the film are voiced out: "We were given life hundreds of millions of years ago" and "Now you know what to do with it." The implication is that you can use it to control the matter and life processes of the universe and even continue to develop human intelligence!

Film introduction

"Superbody", also known as "Lucy", is a film directed by French director Luc Besson and starring the famous Hollywood actress Scarlett Johansson. Starring in a science fiction action film.

"Superbody" tells the story of a young woman who was forced to become a drug dealer, and then poured the drug into her own body, which gave her superhuman powers: including telepathy, instant absorption of knowledge and other skills , making her an omnipotent "superwoman".

Question 8: Super Body is about the goddess who turned into a USB flash drive after being cheated? First of all, have you read the science fiction novel "The Three-Body Problem"? If you have seen it, finished it, and thought it was very good - very good, you should be able to understand this movie easily. And for someone who has never read any science fiction novels, I have to be honest and say that this movie may be a little too esoteric.

I will borrow a sentence from a Douban friend who commented on "The Three-Body Problem" to explain LUCY: The end of physics is mathematics, the end of mathematics is philosophy, and the end of philosophy is theology. I am not a science major, and my love for science is limited to science fiction. But I hope to try to explain the meaning of this movie from a reader's perspective, and I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

Based on theory:

The production of brain cells (thinking) has made humans the dominant animals on the earth. So we can invent, we can create, we can study ourselves. Human beings' current abilities all depend on brain cells. It is said in the movie that the human brain cell capacity has only been developed to 10.

Similarly, the doctor in the movie proposed that the brain cell capacity of dolphins has exceeded 10. They are smarter creatures than humans. They have ultrasonic abilities that humans cannot achieve (similar to using thoughts to talk. not the sound).

The doctor proposed an idea: What would happen if the human brain cell capacity was developed to 100?

Hypothesis of the movie: (Based on memory, there may be some minor discrepancies in the plot, just understand)

The heroine absorbed a large amount of CHP4 at one time for some reason. Causes the body's cells to absorb an excess of "elements" with the ability to regenerate, reproduce or innovate (the movie explains that CHP4 is a trace element produced by pregnant women that helps the fetus form bones). ——This process caused LUCY's body cells to be transformed, and *** the brain cells evolved, and their abilities expanded into their 20s and 30s. At this time, she can hear sounds in the distance, can judge the distance by sound, can automatically absorb a lot of knowledge by predicting the other party's behavior, is not afraid of pain, has no sense of fear, has super judgment, and gradually loses the seven emotions and six desires of human beings. At this time, it can be understood that the human brain has become a "machine" running at high speed.

When LUCY called the doctor, she made it clear that my metabolism was too fast and I would probably die within 24 hours - and her body suddenly started to decompose on the plane. My understanding is : As her brain development reaches 40, her metabolism is so fast that her current body cannot bear it. For a person with a brain development of 40, her death will not be due to closing her eyes, but decomposition - decomposing into dust and dissolving. Go into the air and become part of physical molecules - from here on, please don't think of human beings as human beings. Human beings are actually made up of cells - molecules.

As a result, LUCY absorbed CHP4 again on the plane, which allowed her to gain energy that could continue to support physical survival.

After entering 40, humans can control objects and make people faint with a wave of their hands. How to explain?

Based on my imagination, I think that when the human cell capacity is developed above 40, "objects" no longer exist. All objects are composed of molecules, so LUCY actually exists at the same time as everything in the world. A decomposition space, she can use her own cells to decompose objects, and then make the objects appear in a state that humans can understand: such as flying, moving, comatose, etc. To put it simply - LUCY's body has been integrated with everything in the world.

When LUCY met the doctor, she mentioned one thing: the only unit of measurement for everything in the world is time. Without time, nothing exists. ——This is the view that there is a scientific theory (Hawking has a book on this). So the significance here is to require everyone (the characters in the movie and all real audiences) to break the limitations of established knowledge and not use the existing methods that you can see and touch to understand the science that this movie wants to convey. inference. The unit of measurement for all things is time. If time is an individual, then to him, humans, mobile phones, rivers and mountains are all just molecules. The human potential of 100 that the doctor cannot understand is the most extreme unit of measurement: time.

Therefore, LUCY's potential was developed to 70 at that time, and her physical existence would no longer exceed 12 hours. She was always going to disappear (the metabolism was too fast and the body could not bear it), so she decided to Push your abilities to 100 and see what happens. This is the last experiment everyone saw.

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Question 9: What does the ending of the super body mean? Lucy listened to the professor's suggestion and decided to Knowledge is passed on, so she developed her brain to 100, acquired all the knowledge, and transformed into a USB flash drive to store the knowledge in it, and finally became a ubiquitous "god"

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Question 10: What does the ending of the super body mean? I believe each of us has heard that only 10% of the human brain is developed. Of course, these statements are false. Things that are not used are useless. Useless things will definitely be eliminated by evolution. Nature will not be so boring as to give you a super-magical organ but only let You develop a small part of its functionality. Nonetheless, this did not hinder my expectations for this film when I watched the trailer at all, but I did not expect that the result would disappoint me so much. I can hardly believe this is the work of Luc Besson