3 Body Problem series on Netflix

[Yagami Light]

Hello everyone.
There's this new series on Netflix with the title "3 Body Problem". It is based off of a Chinese novel series.
The summary from Wikipedia: "Ye Wenjie, an astrophysicist who sees her father beaten to death during a struggle session in the Chinese Cultural Revolution, is conscripted by the military. Due to her scientific background, she is sent to a secret military base in a remote region. Her decision at the base to respond to contact from an alien planet affects a group of scientists in the present day, forcing them to confront humanity's greatest threat."

Spoiler alert for anyone who wants to watch it - I've watched until episode 4.

In a few words, scientists commit suicide or unexplainably shut off their groundbreaking projects.
It is revealed that a game whose technology exceeds ours by a million light years may be connected to the scientists' alleged "suicides".
The game is like a VR headset but you can feel/smell/etc in this world, and there are no wires for the headset, and it's not connected to any console.

So, in this Virtual Reality "game", the players have to find the scientific explanation as to why a specific world is constantly being destroyed by natural disasters. The sun of that world is unpredictable.

Anyway, one of the protagonists finds out that this world actually has 3 suns (the 3 body problem), therefore it's impossible to ever predict steady long-term weather conditions and not to perish by natural disasters.
So, on episode 3, we find out that the people in this VR world are actually real. They are aliens who are coming to Earth because they can't live in their planet anymore.

On episode 2, the Chinese secret military receives an answer from aliens (as they had been sending messages to them), and Ye Wenjie is the only one who reads it. The message says: "Do not answer. Do not answer. Do not answer. I am a pacifist in this world. You are lucky that I am the first to receive your message. I am warning you: Do not answer. If you respond, we will come. Your world will be conquered. Do not answer."

Then, because Ye Wenjie had childhood trauma and was constantly shown the cruelty of our world, she responded back: "Come. We cannot save ourselves. I will help you conquer this world."

This message she received by this alien gave me a very bad feeling. Not because of the plot (and the implications of such a statement to our world). It felt deeper. I connected this alien to our Gods, and I thought of how distorted Hollywood has made reality, once again.

Moreover, in all future interactions with these aliens (until episode 4 that I watched), these aliens cannot understand, eg the concept of "lying" (because as soon as they create a connection with someone, they know everything). It's like an open and empowered third eye, but they are completely detached from humanity. They cannot understand the concept of a fairy tale. They also have a hive mind. In time, one of the protagonists understand that these aliens are bad guys.

And of course, there're some people who worship them like Gods (they keep calling these aliens - or a specific one of them "my Lord").

This show just feels like so many red flags to me.

Has anyone else watched it? What is your opinion of it? Did you find any hidden messages I've missed? Positive, negative?

I understand that someone could justify these aliens as being the greys (so, humanity should naturally be against them), but it doesn't feel that way to me. From the beginning, the aliens being so extremely technologically-advanced and being able to understand everything by simply "making connection" with someone. It feels like our Gods. Everything, except for the one pacifist bullshit, the hive mind, and of course the inhuman part of them).

It feels like a horrible misrepresentation of our Gods that will make humanity further confused and conflicted regarding aliens/extraterrestrials.

 

[AscendingSerpent]

You made a grave mistake connecting this alien with Gods. They are greys/reptilian/jews in this movie. Netflix is a literal jewish psychological weapon against non-jews. Watching anything there is worse for your psyche than physical self-harm if you are not aware of what you are watching. This is serious, not a joke and not exaggeration. You siding with the alien form is a proof of that. When you are aware what you are watching, Netflix can be used as a source of information about enemy, but not a single show there is entertainment. Founder of netflix is a mossad connected 3rd or 4th generation in a family of Sigmunt Freud and Edward Bernays. Bernays was a PR propagandist who used Freud's human degrading psychology to manipulate people. He was hired to persuade women to smoke cigarettes, so he told tobacco companies to market them as "torches of freedom". In kosher media there is often repeated theme of alien race which considers humans a virus and problem has jewish origin and comes from jewish sect of sabbatean frankists - they ofcourse meant non-jews.

 

[Yagami Light]

You made a grave mistake connecting this alien with Gods. They are greys/reptilian/jews in this movie. Netflix is a literal jewish psychological weapon against non-jews. Watching anything there is worse for your psyche than physical self-harm if you are not aware of what you are watching. This is serious, not a joke and not exaggeration. You siding with the alien form is a proof of that. When you are aware what you are watching, Netflix can be used as a source of information about enemy, but not a single show there is entertainment. Founder of netflix is a mossad connected 3rd or 4th generation in a family of Sigmunt Freud and Edward Bernays. Bernays was a PR propagandist who used Freud's human degrading psychology to manipulate people. He was hired to persuade women to smoke cigarettes, so he told tobacco companies to market them as "torches of freedom". In kosher media there is often repeated theme of alien race which considers humans a virus and problem has jewish origin and comes from jewish sect of sabbatean frankists - they ofcourse meant non-jews.

Brother, I didn't join spiritual Satanism yesterday. I'm aware of what you're saying, and I'm studying the movies/shows I'm watching - not so much for their spiritual aspect, but storytelling and plot-wise.

As for my connecting the monstrosity of an alien race they're depicting with our Gods, you are mistaken. What I said in my message was that the masses will connect the alien race(s) with the bullshit this show is showing. So, even the ability to "make a connection and know everything at once" (third eye, intuition, etc) will once more be associated with something evil.

I didn't watch the whole season (and don't intend to), but I was curious what other negative associations others may have observed.

 

[Yagami Light]

In addition, the concept of "making a connection and knowing everything at once," while at the same time being a warmongering, manipulating alien race, and having "pacifists" among them is contradictory into itself.
If you can see the whole Truth, unfiltered, then you wouldn't have both pacifists and war-lords at the same time - ESPECIALLY so in a hive mind.

Plot-wise, it has failed.

 

[Hellenic SS]

You made a grave mistake connecting this alien with Gods. They are greys/reptilian/jews in this movie. Netflix is a literal jewish psychological weapon against non-jews. Watching anything there is worse for your psyche than physical self-harm if you are not aware of what you are watching. This is serious, not a joke and not exaggeration. You siding with the alien form is a proof of that. When you are aware what you are watching, Netflix can be used as a source of information about enemy, but not a single show there is entertainment.

I'm glad someone finally said this. I've never watched Netflix, it seemed off ever since it became popular around 2017, even before I came to Satanism. Choke-full of jews.

 

[Demonic Tech]

I tried watching it, and despite since quite some time I've learnt to not get affected by blatant jewery to try and grasp if there's at least a good plot/characters/whatever in a piece of fiction, sometimes, the jewery IS the plot itself, so the fiction doesn't deserve to be watched.

Pretty much every fiction coming from mainstream media has some elements of jewery, but in a lot of cases they are dismissible and they just looks like they HAVE to "pay respect" to the jews in some way, i.e. when you have characters making a joke about a yiddish word for no reason in an otherwise perfectly fine fiction. They just HAVE to quote that culture, even if in a small way, as I said, it's like they have to pay a tribute, to over-represent how much of (((them))) really are around. But it often doesn't affect the plot, and it's more of a nuisance to someone who can call it out.

But sometimes this is not the case, and the whole fiction is about jewery, like in the 3 body problem.
Like, the racially diverse cast, where every couple is interracial. And of course, the plot itself.

There wasn't even a point in resisting the jewery of this series, as there are no good qualities to counterweight, in my opinion.
I didn't like the acting, the direction, the editing, the dialogs, and of course, the writing.
So yea, fuck that shit.

 

[Aquarius]

I don't know how you can stand watching that multicultural piece of crap that barely has a white person in it. I preferred watching the Chinese series for a couple of episodes, but got bored.

 

[WiseDragon]

I don't know how you can stand watching that multicultural piece of crap that barely has a white person in it. I preferred watching the Chinese series for a couple of episodes, but got bored.

Didn't watch a single Tv series in the last 10 years for this reason. Some were somewhat enjoyable back then, now it's literally all marxist garbage.

 

[AscendingSerpent]

In addition, the concept of "making a connection and knowing everything at once," while at the same time being a warmongering, manipulating alien race, and having "pacifists" among them is contradictory into itself.

This contradiction coming from jewish marxist relativism is intended and plays a key role in melting any singular and monolithic stance in the mind of a person who is watching this. Note that this "xian pacifist" theme is the first message spectator gets from the alien. The second part of this key to melting the mind of the spectator was the past of this Chinese scientist. Thats how you got hacked into liking the alien and blaming humanity. Thats how the invitation of aliens becomes acceptable and digestable concept despite clear message that they are warmongers. This hack is very xian and sabbatean at the same time in its self-destructing origin, which leads to pretty obvious conclusion that this movie is targeted at xian audience, which is being prepared this way to welcome their destruction trough jew organized armagedon with joy, as described in Matthew 10:34-36

 

[AscendingSerpent]

Plot-wise, it has failed.

No, on the contrary it succeeded a jewish way.

 

[Egon]

You made a grave mistake connecting this alien with Gods. They are greys/reptilian/jews in this movie. Netflix is a literal jewish psychological weapon against non-jews. Watching anything there is worse for your psyche than physical self-harm if you are not aware of what you are watching. This is serious, not a joke and not exaggeration. You siding with the alien form is a proof of that. When you are aware what you are watching, Netflix can be used as a source of information about enemy, but not a single show there is entertainment. Founder of netflix is a mossad connected 3rd or 4th generation in a family of Sigmunt Freud and Edward Bernays. Bernays was a PR propagandist who used Freud's human degrading psychology to manipulate people. He was hired to persuade women to smoke cigarettes, so he told tobacco companies to market them as "torches of freedom". In kosher media there is often repeated theme of alien race which considers humans a virus and problem has jewish origin and comes from jewish sect of sabbatean frankists - they ofcourse meant non-jews.

I'm glad someone finally said this. I've never watched Netflix, it seemed off ever since it became popular around 2017, even before I came to Satanism. Choke-full of jews.

It's based on a Chinese novel series, it's not a Netflix original. I don't know how faithful it is to the book series, but it does depict the pseudo-scientific superstitions and brutality of Communism, I bet this made a lot of lefties angy regardless of the other politically correct multiculty spice this has to appease "modern audiences".
The alien thing is an allegory to foreign exploitation of China's resources, not this or that alien group in our real world (ie., aliens = foreigners); it also depict White male scientists as friendly and empathetic. For this I think this series is very based, I wouldn't spend my time with this or other series however, let this be educational for the masses, nowadays a lot of people don't even know how stupid and brutal communism was, as the information about communist crimes is disappearing from places like Wikipedia, and people should be educated about alien (rapefugee) invaders anyway.

 

[Yagami Light]

It's based on a Chinese novel series, it's not a Netflix original. I don't know how faithful it is to the book series, but it does depict the pseudo-scientific superstitions and brutality of Communism, I bet this made a lot of lefties angy regardless of the other politically correct multiculty spice this has to appease "modern audiences".
The alien thing is an allegory to foreign exploitation of China's resources, not this or that alien group in our real world (ie., aliens = foreigners); it also depict White male scientists as friendly and empathetic. For this I think this series is very based, I wouldn't spend my time with this or other series however, let this be educational for the masses, nowadays a lot of people don't even know how stupid and brutal communism was, as the information about communist crimes is disappearing from places like Wikipedia, and people should be educated about alien (rapefugee) invaders anyway.

Thank you, Egon. I read that it was a Chinese novel but didn't know the details of it (about the messages the creator wanted to give). This is interesting.

Also, regarding the interracial couples, 9/10 TV shows in Hollywood have that - Netflix or not. I don't pay for Netflix as there are sites you can watch those shows for free. However, I've learned to ignore them in order to analyze the plot, the characters' personalities, etc. I've also seen interracial couples with a child that's not mixed, (mixed people are obvious by their features), and it just made me laugh.

As long as the plot doesn't focus on the couple (like romcom), then I will ignore it.

 

[AscendingSerpent]

It's based on a Chinese novel series, it's not a Netflix original. I don't know how faithful it is to the book series, but it does depict the pseudo-scientific superstitions and brutality of Communism, I bet this made a lot of lefties angy regardless of the other politically correct multiculty spice this has to appease "modern audiences".
The alien thing is an allegory to foreign exploitation of China's resources, not this or that alien group in our real world (ie., aliens = foreigners); it also depict White male scientists as friendly and empathetic. For this I think this series is very based, I wouldn't spend my time with this or other series however, let this be educational for the masses, nowadays a lot of people don't even know how stupid and brutal communism was, as the information about communist crimes is disappearing from places like Wikipedia, and people should be educated about alien (rapefugee) invaders anyway.

The naivety of your explanation is so plain that it sounds like you are covering for the enemy and sweeping under the rug how seriously wrong and harmful is the situation in enemy controlled media. Jewish communism was used only to build the past and background of this scientist and smuggle/justify her self destructing decision to answer the message despite the warning. Chinese communist thread also ends pretty early in the series. Tactics of using previous jewish crimes (communism in this case) as a paddle to propel their new agendas (promotion of suicidal self destruction) is very popular theme and its basically core of jewish progressivism. Nothing on netflix is educational in a traditional and positive sense of this word. Also there seems to be nothing allegoric in the novel, at least when judging from plot on wiki. It fits movie screenplay quite well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Three-Body_Problem_(novel)
"You're bugs!" - again sabbatean frankist and chabad lubavitch main point of view on mankind.

 

[Valeska]

This makes sense that Netflix would twist it. I haven't read the books but I watched a few episodes while visiting my dad. He said the books are completely different by the way so that makes me suspect that they have an agenda to push

 

[Viego]

You made a grave mistake connecting this alien with Gods. They are greys/reptilian/jews in this movie. Netflix is a literal jewish psychological weapon against non-jews. Watching anything there is worse for your psyche than physical self-harm if you are not aware of what you are watching. This is serious, not a joke and not exaggeration. You siding with the alien form is a proof of that. When you are aware what you are watching, Netflix can be used as a source of information about enemy, but not a single show there is entertainment. Founder of netflix is a mossad connected 3rd or 4th generation in a family of Sigmunt Freud and Edward Bernays. Bernays was a PR propagandist who used Freud's human degrading psychology to manipulate people. He was hired to persuade women to smoke cigarettes, so he told tobacco companies to market them as "torches of freedom". In kosher media there is often repeated theme of alien race which considers humans a virus and problem has jewish origin and comes from jewish sect of sabbatean frankists - they ofcourse meant non-jews.

"All their problems stared by not having a penis " that's from the videos. This is the funniest shit I have seen in a while,hahaha.

 

[Nimrod33]

The naivety of your explanation is so plain that it sounds like you are covering for the enemy and sweeping under the rug how seriously wrong and harmful is the situation in enemy controlled media. Jewish communism was used only to build the past and background of this scientist and smuggle/justify her self destructing decision to answer the message despite the warning. Chinese communist thread also ends pretty early in the series. Tactics of using previous jewish crimes (communism in this case) as a paddle to propel their new agendas (promotion of suicidal self destruction) is very popular theme and its basically core of jewish progressivism. Nothing on netflix is educational in a traditional and positive sense of this word. Also there seems to be nothing allegoric in the novel, at least when judging from plot on wiki. It fits movie screenplay quite well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Three-Body_Problem_(novel)
"You're bugs!" - again sabbatean frankist and chabad lubavitch main point of view on mankind.

I have read half from the first book because of this thread. I have to agree with what you wrote: There is no allegoric spirituality in the novel. The only thing that I've found interesting is the VR Game where the protagonist goes and meets other historical figures. For the rest, this is nothing more than the usual unscientific Jewish nonsense mess that you usually find in mainstream Sci-Fi. I think that is enough to stop me to continue reading the book, as the main difference with the Netflix series is the they changed the race of basically almost every Chinese character in order to make "inclusivity".