The Great Ravine | Three Body Problem Series
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Top Comments (10)
By the time Netflix releases the third season of this show, the Trisolarans would have already arrived.
I find myself constantly coming back to the concepts in this series. It’s so refreshing to have new sci-fi ideas to think about. Especially with so many established tropes out there.
REHYDRATE THE MASSES, new video dropped!
One of my favorite concepts in this series. I love that humanity decided to throw it all away, logically determined to focus solely on combatting the Trisolarans, and it set them back a hundred years. Then, once they decided to instead focus on themselves, they ended up advancing in leaps and bounds. I think it's a really interesting take on that, as I feel like a lot of other series lean in to needing to give humanity's all towards the fight, when here it was really giving people good lives and letting them pursue the technologies they wanted to that ultimately led to much more rapid advancement!
Honestly the main reason I come back to this channel even though im more of a horror reader and comic book nerd is because he doesnt use the trash AI voices like 95% of sci-fi youtubers.
Really would have appreciated it if Cixin Lu had focused a little bit more on the great ravine. I guess I got that apocalypse itch scratched during the post deterrence era, but still I always felt it was a missed opportunity to explore the great ravine.
Crazy how the story basically contains another complete independent story inside it. I could only imagine the complete apocalyptic, Mad Max-like world from the great Ravine. Top tier world building!
Quinn, I just want to say I’ve been following you for 8 years and I just saw you’re almost at 900k subs, well deserved and happy to see thoughtful speculative fiction analysis can still be popular
Philosophic Science Fiction isn't about solving problems, it's about asking questions to avoid the problems in the first place.
I really liked how the great Ravine was contrasted to the great rip on trisolaris. In the end humans and the trisolarians should be sympathetic to each other
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Top Comments (10)
By the time Netflix releases the third season of this show, the Trisolarans would have already arrived.
I find myself constantly coming back to the concepts in this series. It’s so refreshing to have new sci-fi ideas to think about. Especially with so many established tropes out there.
REHYDRATE THE MASSES, new video dropped!
One of my favorite concepts in this series. I love that humanity decided to throw it all away, logically determined to focus solely on combatting the Trisolarans, and it set them back a hundred years. Then, once they decided to instead focus on themselves, they ended up advancing in leaps and bounds. I think it's a really interesting take on that, as I feel like a lot of other series lean in to needing to give humanity's all towards the fight, when here it was really giving people good lives and letting them pursue the technologies they wanted to that ultimately led to much more rapid advancement!
Honestly the main reason I come back to this channel even though im more of a horror reader and comic book nerd is because he doesnt use the trash AI voices like 95% of sci-fi youtubers.
Really would have appreciated it if Cixin Lu had focused a little bit more on the great ravine. I guess I got that apocalypse itch scratched during the post deterrence era, but still I always felt it was a missed opportunity to explore the great ravine.
Crazy how the story basically contains another complete independent story inside it. I could only imagine the complete apocalyptic, Mad Max-like world from the great Ravine. Top tier world building!
Quinn, I just want to say I’ve been following you for 8 years and I just saw you’re almost at 900k subs, well deserved and happy to see thoughtful speculative fiction analysis can still be popular
Philosophic Science Fiction isn't about solving problems, it's about asking questions to avoid the problems in the first place.
I really liked how the great Ravine was contrasted to the great rip on trisolaris. In the end humans and the trisolarians should be sympathetic to each other