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Boltzmann's Brain
According to statistical physics, within the vastness of chaos, a consciousness could spontaneously emerge from nothingness, carrying memories of a world that may never have existed. Boltzmann awakens in a white room, where time seems suspended and reality begins to unravel. As his surroundings slowly transform, he struggles to understand who he is, while the boundaries between existence and disappearance gradually dissolve.
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According to statistical physics, within the vastness of chaos, a consciousness could spontaneously emerge from nothingness, carrying memories of a world that may never have existed. Boltzmann awakens in a white room, where time seems suspended and reality begins to unravel. As his surroundings slowly transform, he struggles to understand who he is, while the boundaries between existence and disappearance gradually dissolve.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Jules Saint-Raymond
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:EICAR
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