I've been a Godzilla fans for a long time, and this episode is one of the best sci-fi series I've ever seen.
It's quite different from the usual Godzilla movie which demonstrates the catastrophe that Godzilla made to human society, and how do people fight it in military/political way.
I have a strong background with computer science and mathematics, so that I can catch the concepts easily. I was astonished by how the story composing those scientific concepts straightforwardly, and persuasively. Especially the part that emphasizing the tremendous futures with uncertainty, and the interactions between higher dimensions.
As another review stated that the some sci-fi movies focus on making science part working by introducing terms without strong supports. However, in this series it illustrates how to explain those concepts with our understandings, and it makes the scientific part more attractive.
Most of our knowledges are based on previous research, and just take a look back that things are changing faster than people can imagine. There is no such absolute formula or theorem fitting all the circumstances. The patterns people can understand/estimate is far from the essence of the world, and it still leaves a large part for us to explore.
I can understand why some might think it is too complicated, since it does require some understanding of math and might found tedious if could not catch the idea. For instance, as to the "Orthogonal Diagonalizer" I was thinking about reducing the computational complexity by introducing matrix symmetricity.
I would love to recommend everyone who is curious about the world to enjoy the series. Even the scores are not high as expected, it does not lower the influence to me.
It's quite different from the usual Godzilla movie which demonstrates the catastrophe that Godzilla made to human society, and how do people fight it in military/political way.
I have a strong background with computer science and mathematics, so that I can catch the concepts easily. I was astonished by how the story composing those scientific concepts straightforwardly, and persuasively. Especially the part that emphasizing the tremendous futures with uncertainty, and the interactions between higher dimensions.
As another review stated that the some sci-fi movies focus on making science part working by introducing terms without strong supports. However, in this series it illustrates how to explain those concepts with our understandings, and it makes the scientific part more attractive.
Most of our knowledges are based on previous research, and just take a look back that things are changing faster than people can imagine. There is no such absolute formula or theorem fitting all the circumstances. The patterns people can understand/estimate is far from the essence of the world, and it still leaves a large part for us to explore.
I can understand why some might think it is too complicated, since it does require some understanding of math and might found tedious if could not catch the idea. For instance, as to the "Orthogonal Diagonalizer" I was thinking about reducing the computational complexity by introducing matrix symmetricity.
I would love to recommend everyone who is curious about the world to enjoy the series. Even the scores are not high as expected, it does not lower the influence to me.