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Tree Gelbman:
Listen to me carefully. I need to stay here in this dimension. Okay? So just close the loop.Ryan Phan:Look, we have no idea how this even happened in the first place.Tree Gelbman:Well, you're all brainy science people, right? So you'll figure it out.Samar Ghosh:You realize we're messing with things we have no business touching, right?Tree Gelbman: Well, maybe you should have thought of that before you built the big dumb thing! Just... just please do me a favor and try to figure this out, okay? Please.Ryan Phan:Look, this is gonna be a trial-and-error situation. We have to rule out every variable in order to narrow down the correct algorithm that will close the loop.Tree Gelbman:Okay.Andrea 'Dre' Morgan:It's days, maybe weeks of work. And if what you're saying is true, there's no way to keep a record of our progress.Tree Gelbman: I'm not following.Samar Ghosh: Okay. Um... say we test, like...Samar Ghosh:...dozens of variables. By the end of the day, the loop will reset, right?Samar Ghosh:So everything we earned gets...Samar Ghosh:...erased. There's no way for us to track our progress simply because we just don't remember anything we learned.Andrea 'Dre' Morgan:And we'll be back to square one.Tree Gelbman: Great.Tree Gelbman:I'm screwed.Carter Davis:Wait, no, I got it.Carter Davis:Okay, you said everything resets but your memory, right?Tree Gelbman:Yeah.Carter Davis:All right, well, then... you're just gonna have to be a living record.Tree Gelbman:Wait, you mean memorize everything?Carter Davis:Yeah.Samar Ghosh:That's genius.Andrea 'Dre' Morgan:Yeah.Tree Gelbman:No. No, no, no, no. That's not genius. I'm not a scientist. And hello? I mean, you do realize there's a killer after me, right? That means I'm gonna have to die over and over again until you guys figure out how to close the loop.Samar Ghosh: I mean, I guess you could just kill yourself before they find you.Tree Gelbman: Wow. Another genius idea.Andrea 'Dre' Morgan:Um, better than being chased by some crazy guy in a baby mask.Carter Davis:I mean, do you have a better idea?Tree Gelbman: I knew you were gonna say that
Listen to me carefully. I need to stay here in this dimension. Okay? So just close the loop.Ryan Phan:Look, we have no idea how this even happened in the first place.Tree Gelbman:Well, you're all brainy science people, right? So you'll figure it out.Samar Ghosh:You realize we're messing with things we have no business touching, right?Tree Gelbman: Well, maybe you should have thought of that before you built the big dumb thing! Just... just please do me a favor and try to figure this out, okay? Please.Ryan Phan:Look, this is gonna be a trial-and-error situation. We have to rule out every variable in order to narrow down the correct algorithm that will close the loop.Tree Gelbman:Okay.Andrea 'Dre' Morgan:It's days, maybe weeks of work. And if what you're saying is true, there's no way to keep a record of our progress.Tree Gelbman: I'm not following.Samar Ghosh: Okay. Um... say we test, like...Samar Ghosh:...dozens of variables. By the end of the day, the loop will reset, right?Samar Ghosh:So everything we earned gets...Samar Ghosh:...erased. There's no way for us to track our progress simply because we just don't remember anything we learned.Andrea 'Dre' Morgan:And we'll be back to square one.Tree Gelbman: Great.Tree Gelbman:I'm screwed.Carter Davis:Wait, no, I got it.Carter Davis:Okay, you said everything resets but your memory, right?Tree Gelbman:Yeah.Carter Davis:All right, well, then... you're just gonna have to be a living record.Tree Gelbman:Wait, you mean memorize everything?Carter Davis:Yeah.Samar Ghosh:That's genius.Andrea 'Dre' Morgan:Yeah.Tree Gelbman:No. No, no, no, no. That's not genius. I'm not a scientist. And hello? I mean, you do realize there's a killer after me, right? That means I'm gonna have to die over and over again until you guys figure out how to close the loop.Samar Ghosh: I mean, I guess you could just kill yourself before they find you.Tree Gelbman: Wow. Another genius idea.Andrea 'Dre' Morgan:Um, better than being chased by some crazy guy in a baby mask.Carter Davis:I mean, do you have a better idea?Tree Gelbman: I knew you were gonna say that
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Listen to me carefully
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I need to stay here in this dimension
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Okay So just close the loop
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Look we have no idea how this even happened
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in the first place
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Well you're all brainy science people right
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So you'll figure it out
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You realize we're messing with things
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we have no business touching right
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Well maybe you should have thought of that
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before you built the big dumb thing
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Just
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just please do me a favor and try to figure this out okay
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Please
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Look this is gonna be a trial and error situation
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We have to rule out every variable in order to narrow down
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the correct algorithm that will close the loop
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Okay
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It's days maybe weeks of work
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And if what you're saying is true
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there's no way to keep a record of our progress
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I'm not following
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Okay Um
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Say we test like dozens of variables
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By the end of the day the loop will reset right
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So everything we learned gets
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Erased
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There's no way for us to track our progress
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simply because we just don't remember anything we learned
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And we'll be back to square one
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Great
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I'm screwed
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Wait no I've got it
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Okay you said everything resets but your memory right
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Yeah All right well then
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you're just gonna have to be a living record
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Wait you mean memorize everything
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Yeah
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That's genius
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Yeah No no no no no
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That's not genius I'm not a scientist
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And hello
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I mean you do realize there's a killer after me right
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That means I'm gonna have to die over and over again
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until you guys figure out how to close the loop
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I mean I guess you could just kill yourself
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before they find you
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Wow another genius idea
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Better than being chased by some crazy guy in a baby mask
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Do you have a better idea
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I knew you were gonna say that
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Movie Summary
Tree Gelbman discovers that dying over and over was surprisingly easier than the dangers that lie ahead.



