Here's What We Know About the 'Turtles All the Way Down' Movie So Far

The original reference was "tortoise forever". This is a forgery story, first told me by Carl Sagan. A common story is that some important scientists are teaching the structure of the earth and the solar system in the auditorium. After the speech, everyone applauded, then someone stood up and said, "What you said is wrong, everyone knows the earth is behind a really big elephant." "The elephant stands behind a huge turtle," the scientist asked, "Where is the turtle standing," the man said. I will catch me that way. Everyone knows that it has always been a turtle. "

In the Far East, there is a famous story about how the world depends on it, then the backside of a huge turtle (details will disappoint me). What are you still doing a huge tortoise? It was always a turtle. Why should the world rely on something? Just as we have it outside, is not this just thinking about the world? Does our character seem to have some residue outside the world? But if we are completely and firmly natural, then there is no place to build advantageous points that are appropriate for reviewing the world or ourselves at that time. If we are totally "inside the world", the remark on "outside" is such a superstition. The "external" concept is based on arbitrarily extracting and projecting the mass and nature of objects in this world onto ignorant blank walls.