Virtual Prison Where 1 Year is Equal to 1 Minute of Lifetime 

Being in prison for a year, working out everyday, and waking up to find that you're not even prison swole. All the work and no gains. This is a true horror film.

People talking about using this for prison? man, use this for education.

Where a movie recap is equal to an entire movie.

Would be interesting to see how fast the mind actually can keep up with tech like this. I doubt that you could put literal years in some minutes but I do think this could actually work for putting several hours into some minutes, much like Dreaming. There must be a "speedlimit" to the mind; just speaking chemically and physically from Neurons firing.

Just imagine you serve a 10 year sentence and you come out of it and your friend is in the waiting room with a newspaper and asks "how was it?" When you go see him

Honestly it seems like Sam had never personally tried any of this so it was satisfying seeing him go into that prison simulation

This left me with a bitter feeling that Sam did not suffer enough from his own prison experience.

The concept of serving 365 days virtually in a minute in real life is intriguing. It's like you're going through actual punishment but at the same time you lose nothing, that is, time. However, your mind still experiences these immense stimulation within a small amount of time and this could technically be considered as psychological or mental trauma.

"She runs into Danny, who asks her what's wrong. She doesn't want to tell him. So they instead go and have sex" Aaah, adults.

I watch recaps everyday but this one actually kind of relates to the concept of a recap we experience a movie in less than 15 minutes versus 2 and 1/2 hours.... I love this channel I really do

"You'll be spending 30 minutes in jail" "Yay" After 30 minutes the person came back more depressed like he went through 30 years of his life in 30 minutes

This is a very interesting concept! Reminds me of this really old episode of The Outer Limits (the 90's version) where a company was developing a similar VR technology but for the express purpose of prison use and then through an accident, the creator himself also ended up in his own prison simulation with a similar reaction upon waking up.

Imagine if there was really something like this. You could use it to study certain subjects, and become an expert at a young age. The vacation stuff is cool too, but this could be used for some good stuff.

Honestly the idea of serving an extended sentence in minutes would be a cool concept for prisoners but it'd have to be much more humane and built with programs to actually make someone a better person, it should be interactive and allow people to make moral decisions and give them the time to educate themselves on topics they want. Someone could go in a drug cartel member and come out minutes later as a morally righteous individual with knowledge of engineering.

This channel is amazing. I'm a huge movie lover with no idea of what to watch, but you keep showing me movies that I never knew existed and definitely want to see.

That ending of forcing Sam into the same program was the greatest thing

It is actually really satisfying seeing sam going through the same harsh experience that ren did (Virtual world/prison)

This would be the most inhumane prison sentence ever. Even if in the real world only a minute or 2 went by. In that persons mind a whole year of complete isolation went by. That would be enough to drive anyone to complete and utter insanity. Like literally everyone who comes out of this thing would be feral.

3:40 that is literally the most realistic code I've ever seen in a movie

Can you imagine serving a prison sentence like this? I’ve seen lots of people ask online why they mete out prison sentences that can last three hundred years, for when someone kills multiple people. Like serial killer Gary Leon Ridgway (I know he has life without parole, but I’m using him as an example of a serial killer). You would see lots more prisoners get 100+ years. So you serve your entire sentence, let’s say it’s 250 years. You wake up back where you started, only seconds have passed. Imagine having to cope with solitary confinement that long. Imagine waking up….because you wouldn’t remember a lot of people’s names, your bank pin, your post code. Think about skills you learn and things you must remember day to day and how long it took for you to forget them when you left that job/moved/didn’t interact with that person. You’d be a husk of a person. It would be a deterrent, more so than the death penalty. They would be begging for death. If you go and watch Harry Harlow’s monkey mother experiment, he also conducts experiments as to the effect of long term deprivation of socialisation, or solitary confinement and how short a time he found that the monkeys needed before completely imploding and becoming mentally disturbed; unable to integrate into a social setting with other monkeys, they had self-inflicted injuries, trichotillomania, deep psychosis, lack of interest in food/water, exhibited many tics including rocking, shaking, noises, were jumpy and sullen, depressed and dissociative personality traits. Harlow’s studies were cruel and heartbreaking, but fascinating; there are many videos that cover it, including Harlow’s original recording on RU-vid. So I can’t imagine how a person could be isolated for years/decades/centuries before deep psychosis and a lack of interest in life or self-preservation kicks in. Cruel and unusual punishment.

Imagine having the opportunity to rehabilitate someone by simulating what normal living in society should be like but instead using it for a year of solitary confinement

Reminds me of the concept of that Black Mirror episode where they were copying minds into computers to abuse them, even though the minds remained sentient.

I like how he describes what’s on the screen very descriptive to say the lease … keep up the amazing work

i cant explain how much i love these videos fr.

With this technology, you now can say that you have 20 years of experience using software that is only a year old when you look for work.

A full year in just one small room? What the fuck. Im surprised they're not going insane

Keep up the videos, I know i am late but I have always watch your videos not because of the way you speak but how you deliver your messgae. Keep going bro and keep your head up

Thank you for the video.

They could have custom lives. Supervillain, dictator, those kind of fantasies to people who want them, until they get bored. Physical training, so that you can remember movements, allow people with disablilites to experience life, allow people more time in their life to either think for scientific ideas, gaming. The first thing they decide: Mundane activities and super long imprisonment

How did they even think of imprisoning someone within 1 year of solitude within your mind is morally acceptable? You'd go crazy being alone in a room for a day or two. Edit: For the people are saying that they have been isolated for months due to lockdown. You people do realize that you are still using the internet to have not just entertainment but human interaction as well. Oh you have no irl friends and consider yourself a hermit? Doesn't matter, you still have human interaction online. I bet that 99% will go crazy if they are imprisoned for a whole year without any human interaction just like in the movie. Doesn't matter even if you are imprisoned in a tropical paradise in the virtual world. As long as you are alone in isolation you will inevitably go insane sooner or later. Now even if it were a month-long imprisonment in your own mind, it would still be fucked up. Sure, isolations similar to this are done in real prisons, and yes it is fucked up and it is torture, it would still be waaaaay different and less morally fucked up than being locked up inside the confines of your mind. Can you even end your life inside your mind? How about sleep? The mere fact that this idea was even remotely considered is fucked up.

I just realized this is a good way to "watch" movies, thank you 😊 I love movies but I like to hear plots WITH visuals & this is poifect

I can’t stop watching recaps to movies I’ve never seen. It’s addictive to just run through them without having to watch them lol

memory isn't actually a chemical, it's a series of electrical signals, each memory being a certain pattern

Imagine getting a Ph.D. only in 8 minutes. Imagine the advances in scientific knowledge we would gain from tapping into our perception of time. Kids will finish school before they are five years old. And prison sentences won't exhaust your youth.

wow what a great video i wonder what the most replayed part is

This was such a cool idea for a movie… crazy to think of the possibilities of this was real tech, like you could give this to a child and have them fully educated in an instant

When the room reset to 001 I started panicking that was actually so disturbing

the manner in how the prison work was set up wrong but the idea is good, having people serve their sentences digitally would one save resources (food, space & other living essentials), would have no manner of escape and could be used to re-educated violent offenders. again this tech would be dangerous and I don't think it should exist especially with how the world is now but maybe when man becomes more mature.

This one of the few movies I have seen that you guys recap. It is great watch, kind of psychologically messed with my head a bit. Being able to experience that much Time, I think the brain can only take so much.

I gotta say I don’t watch the recap but I do like every video and watch the movie fully. I’ve already watched 3 recommendations and you haven’t led me wrong

im glad these exist so i dont have to spend hours watching films i know ill never watch in my life

It would be terrifying how much life would change if this was real. Imagine if you could gain 10-15 lifetime's of knowledge and experience in a single day. You could walk into a room and 24 hours later walk out having read over 100,000 books, became a master surgeon, engineer, and dozens of other careers.

This sounds like a good way to go into it and learn a whole bunch of different things in like 10 mins

There was a DS9 episode that explored this concept and the character subjected to such an experience literally became insane

That's like the worst torture ever, being confined in a space where time is unlimited.

The confinement would make the person insane or give that person a purpose of vengeance

Anyone ever consider that the buried "pillars" may be ground preparation to support the incredible weight of the temple complex? Don't think a building of that size and weight would have been built on sand. Pillars could have been set on bedrock to support the temple. Now, the lights, they're interesting.

Wow! This looks good. 👍🏽

Why just have the prisoners sit in a fcking box for a year when you could teach them something so they can get a good job when they get out and don't get stuck in the cycle of poverty? It's like "we could be good but let's be evil instead "

I’m just here to say that this was a really good movie!!

Reminds me of Star Trek TNG The Inner Light which explores this theme. Captain Picard lives a full life in 20 mins. Great episode.

What is this music playing in the background? It's amazing.

This is actually scary, imagine getting captured and put through this "simulation" and waiting for someone to come and save you. And every minute they delayed, you've waited a year for. Or imagine a life sentence, being put in the "simulation" until you die IRL but every minute that pass IRL is a year in the "simulation". I wouldn't put my worse enemies through this.

I really like how this movie relates a lot to the book, “The Giver.” This obviously if you have read the book, excludes the prison like life. It shows how memories are so important, and it proves many similarities to “The Giver.”

Why are all the recap here better than all of Netflix library

Extending time in a virtual reality would be amazing. Like goddamn fabulous. You could come out with a full medical, engineering and business degree within seconds. The amount you can learn, you can do is limitless especially considering the extended time.

I think the increasing popularity of virtual world/dreams movies akin to the Matrix/Existenz/Inception/Coma, shows how much people desperately want to escape the real world and live in a simulated one to live their fantasies, or relive their past.

I'd wish there was a library simulation, the amount of time I could spend reading when only a second passes by in real time would be cool

Judge : "I sentence you to One Hour in priso---" Criminal : "NO!!! PLEASE NO!!! I'LL DIE!!! MY FAMILY WILL BE GONE!!!!"

Wow, this Otherlife tech is amazing! It's like I watched a 96 minute long movie in 15 minutes!

There was a Star Trek episode about this, I think in Deep Space 9. O'Brien was imprisoned for years and had to go through a lot of psychological torment, but when he was released only a few minutes had passed and everyone back on the station was confused of how he was acting so strange.

I kind of wish this was real so i could build the skills I want without losing irl time. All the languages I could learn 😭😭

Seeing the girl manage to broke out from the otherlife. I don't see how some cunning, smart criminals can't do too. Imagine, freeing a criminal from his sentence within a minute not knowing that specific criminal manage to escape his otherlife prison and spend his time honing his skills to be much more terrifying after his sentence

I remember watching this movie a few years ago. I think the years of drinking in college kinda destroyed most of those memories

Tech like this does have a spooky factor to it, the moment you realize you wouldn't mind living a life that was even just a simulated one because it's favorable to your real one is a huge psychological predicament.

This would actually be a good thing. Bad people suffer the years they deserve, while their family don't have to.

The fact that I was imagining something almost like this recently. I was thinking about a machine that would induce you into sleeping and it lets you simulate a lifetime in your dreams, 60 years in your dream are 60 minutes in real life.

This was a good movie to watch, really liked it

Friendly reminder that some scientists ACTUALLY proposed IRL that VR experiences condensing hundreds of years of prison in a few hours could actually be used as sentences in future. Which is a very modern way to say torture, a fairly medieval sentence for criminals.

Bro, instead of using 8 hours a day at school, we should use something like this so we get a full 24 hours of non- school time.

The boardwalk & beach at the end... that looks like the same one from Shell Beach in Dark City.

I remember seeing this. Tough watch.

So, isn't this basically accelerated full dive experience? Gaming world would love to have this for real.

This movie was filmed where I live, it’s pretty cool to see places you recognise in a movie

3:40 I have two questions: 1. Why a time loop bug is being solved through GPU shader code? 2. Why is time calculated based on the mouse x coordinate?

Amazing

Even though recaps basically spoils the entire movie they still expose me to movies that I otherwise would have never watched this is going to be one

I feel sad for those prisoners who are convicted to the crime which they haven't done and yet have to stay isolated for years....

Awesome

3:41 It's neat that this looks like actual code for a fragment shader in GLSL. That being said, an early return in that for every fragment would only make you end up with a blank frame.

This is basically Junji Ito's "The Long Dream", but with a happy ending

Real video games are the opposite of this, what feels like a minute is a hour irl

This reminds me of an episode of Star Trek DS9 where O’Brien gets the memory of a 30 year prison sentence implanted into his memory. It was proper dark, one of the darkest episodes of Trek ever produced.

Love that Penrose tiling. As far as I could see the centre was not visible. No reference points! (Don't quote me on that.)

This is just when your mom sees her friend at the shop

could this be a matrix prequel??? Like the tech evolved to be a worldwide thing and people slowly and slowly forgot that they got overtaken by robots?

This concept was done in Star Trek Deep Space Nine where the chief engineer was imprisoned virtually for 20 years when in reality, it was only a few hours that passed. It really messed him up.

I remember seeing this and thought to myself that this would be a fantastic idea. I still think this would be a fantastic idea but they need to have a group one. Them alone in isolation would be horrible. Even better is this type of technology was prevalent in everyday life. So many people would be able to benefit from it. Imagine being on a plane moving to a new place and using this and spending 6 months there and learning a new language or new skills that you retain and in real life only a couple of hours have passed. This could also apply for doctors, college students, business people, and elderly. The chance to get extra time with those on the verge of passing or cutting down school time in real-life and helping send people in school to the work force and a astounding rate. This would be good because of our need for doctors along with some people need their jobs to provide for family. This will give others a chance to help turn their life around quick. For convicts they can become a brand new person in a matter of hours and be completely different.

This actually seems like a really good movie, the actress looks like she acted the shit out of the role, and the science believable in a near future. Very cool.

This guy was this guy I knew that had a major head injury and was in a coma for a while. When he woke up he had a lifetime of memories about a wife and child he never really had and was completely heartbroken when he found out it none of it ever happened. Had to go to therapy over the loss of a wife and child that never existed. The mind is fkd up.

Very good idea and I feel like this could become a possibility one day

These kinds of time dilation stories freak me out. This is part of the reason Black Mirror has always made me uncomfortable. The idea that someone could press a button and make you experience hours, days, years, or centuries alone in seconds is terrifying.

She was trying to return a float value when the main function expects a void non-value return. What a rookie programmer! 🤦

Loving all the recaps my man

This movie reminded me of Vanilla Skies, the plots aren’t exactly the same but the whole “living out a different life within your mind” is very similar to one another.

I'm definitely going to watch this movie.

Themes have gotten so far into our future that it would be impossible to explain modern movies to people in the even fairly recent past.

Really love how she put Sam in there and he just cried while she got her sh!t together after it lmao, good movie and I loved the recap

absolutely loved this movie

This channel is Other Life, where I get the experience of hundreds of long movies in as little as 15 minutes each.