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MORE PLUSES IN EVERY KILOMETER WITH ECTO PLUS FROM LUKOIL: https://lukoil.ru/Products/brands/ect... ARCHIVE "James Cameron's vision of the future and the relationship between man and his destiny pushes the boundaries of cinema as an art form" (Andrei Tarkovsky). It's a well-known fact: John Connor is an allusion to Jesus Christ. But if this is the case, then "The Terminator" explores the theme of free will, attempting to understand how Jesus's choice to die on the cross could have been voluntary if death on the cross was predetermined. Reflecting on this, one might conclude that the events of the first two films in the franchise are meaningless, as they don't change a possible future, but rather lead to one. So why did the machines send the Terminators back in time? 00:00 - Introduction 01:25 - On Novikov's self-consistency principle 03:35 - On criticism of nuclear deterrence 04:52 - Is Kyle Reese not John Connor's father? 8:18 AM - The Franchise's Main Question 8:53 AM - The Sequel Ruins Everything 10:33 AM - The Prequel Fixes Everything 12:59 PM - What Was the Machines' Real Plan? 8:52 PM - End of Analysis Subscribe to: My second YouTube channel -    / @spgs_shaban   The "Episodes" community on VK - https://vk.com/episodespictures The "Episodes" Telegram channel - https://t.me/episodesfilm The "Episodes" channel on Yandex Zen - https://zen.yandex.ru/id/5f54938672b2... The "Episodes" page on Boosty - https://boosty.to/episodes #terminator #terminator #judgmentday