@@ChiralityPracticality NZT is a special drug with abilities unknown to most like the ability to self replicate during the small hours of the night when no one is looking
@@ChiralityPracticality character flaws make it more believable and it makes the story tellable. No complications no story. For instance trump. Lots of complications. Good story. Ya get it
@@shadowdance4666 We like human stories so its more relatable if the main character in the story is a dumbass. Realistically though if such a drug existed and turned you into a super genius you wouldnt do 90% of the stupid things he did in the movie. You'd be playing stock market, finessing banks/investors, have a network of super rich/influential people and have a billion net worth within i'd guess 3 months.
i just came from the grocery store i bought a zynn pack and an energy drink and i bought a life goals journaling book thing - is this how brad pitt feels in the movie? I'm gonna crash super hard later but i hope it's worth it
Hahaha. Great point. In the book he tries to pay him off all at once and the loan shark won't let him, I believe because he wants the interest payments and because he's trying to figure out who this guy Eddie is so he wants to keep meeting him each Friday.
kinda yes kinda no - if multiplying money by factor X is 100% guaranteed, than having increased funds right at the start makes sense if you want to achieve x amount of millions $ asap, rather than waiting 3 extra days to achieve that goal (if waiting 3 extra days seems unnecessary and even wasteful to a bright and even over-competent mind).
@@JustSomeGuyLV That's not why this scene doesn't make sense. It's the math. He said to the loan shark, "I quintupled my money four days in a row," and presented his data to prove it. But if that was true then borrowing $100,000 would have been ridiculous because he would already have made millions of dollars. Remember? He came back from the trip, and took his $800, started trading and made $2,000 the first day (so now he had a total of $2,800). He said on the second day he made $7,500 (so he then had a total of $10,300). He did not quintuple his money on either the first or second day, so the earliest he could have done it would have been on days three through six of trading. That would mean on day three, he turned the $10,300 into $51,500. Then on trading days four, five, and six, quintupling them each day would have increased his money to: $257,500, then $1,287,500, then $6,437,500. So it would be silly to ask the loan shark for $100,000. (And if he quintupled his money just three more times he would have more than $800 million.)
@@JustSomeGuyLV Not really. If you can double your money every day then it would take you less than 45 days to become the richest man in world history. That's assuming you start with 1 cent. Sure, you can knock some time off with higher starting capital but there's no reason to risk shady black market money lenders to save a couple weeks.
That's not how market trading works. There mere act of making a trade softens the benefit of subsequent trades because you are tipping the supply and demand all on your own. So there is a limited 'capacity' in any signal to buy or sell, even if you are the only participant in that movement (and you won't be). When your initial capital is small, you really don't shift the market with your presence, and you can do crazy things like doubling your money in short order. But it doesn't take long for diminishing returns to catch up to you, and soon you just can't earn those kinds of percentages.
I agree behind the theory of the mathematical implications of doubling your money every day, but this is when I think NZT more as a drug whereas he was saying he had to move forward. While he could’ve easily accomplished it without excepting the loan the desire to move forward as quickly as possible pushed him to do something that was more irrational
Takes a smart pill and - Has casual sex with random woman - Jumps off a cliff, almost dying - Drives a car, almost dying - Lends money from a loan shark - Continues doing drugs - Raises suspicion on speculative trading - Get's back with his ex All of these things being objectively dumb things to do 💀
Yes but they're exciting. The pill just enhances memory, pattern recognition and ability to make connections and synthesis of information. Finding the things you listed dumb is about your philosophy. He became a hedonist. When you realize life is meaningless and how arbitrary social constructions are you can make whatever narratives about life you want. As the other comment said, he didn't become wise, he just became able to form connections and acces areas of his mind not previously possible.
My favorite silliness of this movie is at the beginning, he looks like a slob and totally admits it... once he takes the limitless drug more and more, I guess he starts to take better care of his hair and shaves his facial hair... it's hilarious to me that by using more of his brain capacity, it gave him the intelligence to start taking care of himself better... it's actually a pretty dumb concept the more I think about it actually😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I mixed Dr pepper and red bull ,this happened to me,ended up 20 miles away on foot,rescued a school bus full of penguins, and took on 8 ninja nuns,...never again, i will stick to decaf coffe instead
Motivation only helps with grit though, or enduring the typically 10,000 hours it takes to become an expert in a field. The dude learned the piano perfectly in 4 days, no grit required apparently 😅
Makes me wonder if our friend mr john er... wiki consumes the same thing.. we all know that he is a man of focus, commitment and sheer will. Had to be in order to survive as... pencil salesman
@@TimoRutanen i think she took one in a moment of distress because she was being chased. she got out of a pinch thanks to it. dont remember if she did take another pill
I like how this whole movie is the perfect allegory for having manic-depressive disorder. Popping those pills allows him to live every power-fantasy felt while experiencing a manic episode, but withdrawal sends him spiraling into a state worse than his regular state. The reason why he can't use his super-intelligence to manufacture a permanent solution is because mania is inherently unstable, unrealistic and short-lived.
The main side effect of nzt is that you need go faster and faster making your plans true you lack patience. He can plan long term but supply of pills is limited too.
@@Jester2415 he clearly states he made 2k off 800, then 7.5k the next day. Thats more than a 2x in net profit. Do that 16 times and he is a billionaire
The target audience of this film is men between 13 - 30 years old. Bradley becomes super rich in finance, he publishes a book, random women love him, and then he becomes a famous politician. Nothing about starting and building a family, making the world a better place, solving other's problems, etc. Someone else commented that the TV series was more appealing to the masses because the protagonist goes on NZT and then actually tries to catch bad guys and help people (The great John Doe series on FOX used that premise as well).
First thing the protaganist does in the series is to help his father beat cancer...by comming up with the surgery needed...so it starts there...and afterwards he starts stopping actual criminals and such...but. The sad thing about that show..is that it focuses very little on the drugs purpose...and more about building some romantic bromance between the female FBI officer and the NZT guy...and that ruins the shows potential...as you were saying...it should have focused on saving the world...or solving complex questions...
In the real life version of this story, he had to hike back to the hotel all wet after jumping off the cliff, got very cold, caught flu, had to be hospitalised and his insurers said you did what?
"The real question is why did you ever put up with me?" "I was in love with you..." underrated scene, you can see even the pill didn't see that one coming...
I love how he talks about no safeguards against overreach, and then goes on to do exactly that - overreach. Another cool tidbit was him meeting his estranged ex who was on NZT and her telling him “I understood that this could not last, so I stopped, I’m not stupid”, implying that Eddie is, in fact, stupid.
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I always thought the loan shark was dumb. But he had grown so confident to the point or arrogance that he was simply certain. The only silliness was that he did not pay him off immediately. That was intentionally plot driven. But maybe that makes sense too. He was naïve and drunk with this knowledge he thought he was above the guy. Until they came for him and he learned to never under estimate anyone again. No matter how smart you are, you are still human.
@@survivealaska He didn’t forget. He explains the a side effect of the drug is the need to feel bigger and bigger risk. Not paying back the loan shark is him trying to push the envelope and feel that risk/danger by creating challenges for his “new self” to overcome
I always loved this film. Great suspension of reality makes it a great story. The thing that always bothered me was how if the brain could be throttled through a chemical compound, how does a person’s emotions handle the new empowerment?
God I would give anything for the chance to make myself a genius like that. I read as many books as I can and I study but numbers and the law have always frustrated me because it’s so hard for me to understand. Add on the fact that I have ADHD and it makes it more difficult. If I could be a genius for one day, I wouldn’t waste it.
@@robertmtz94I agree with you, but it would make life a little easier. If I had it my way, I’d be able to play the piano and violin, be able to do complex calculations, be an an expert in physics, and a professional stockbroker in my spare time. But I’ll settle for being a professional historian and maybe a college professor one day. I’m even writing a fantasy series which I only hope will be moderately successful some day.
Hey explains that a side effect of the drug apart from super focus and confidence is the need to take bigger and bigger risks- like jumping off the cliff. I don’t think it is wrong to assume that he didn’t just forget but instead intentionally took the loan and wanted to test the limits of the loan shark to see how much he could push things.
2:30 for historical context, Germany didnt invade Russia in the winter, it was June 22. They thought they would be wrapped up before the winter but obviously that didnt happen
That's actually the point of the movie. If you listen carefully he says a lot of lies and BS. But because he's so confident everyone around him believes it.
Biotechnologies and therapies exist that can upgrade a person like this. A lot of them are either super expensive or Medical&military Grade substances that can’t be obtained without Authorization. Powers that be have means to make everyone superhumans and healthy.
Smartest person in the word, quintuples his money 4 days in a row (which starting from 800 bucks is half a million bucks), goes to a loan shark to ask for 100k 🤪 If he'd just keep doing whatever he's doing, he'd be a billionaire in another 6 days.
5:27 This always pissed me off. He went from 800 to 2000 dollars in a day and from 2000 to 7500 the next day. He's asking for 100,000 but he'll make that in 2 FUCKING DAYS at this rate. He's limitless, apart from super basic maths.
Apparently NO ONE who can do math worked on this movie, nor did they check for MASSIVE plot holes: "Armed with Vern's last $800 I made $2,000 in a day. The next day $7,500." "I quintupled my money 4 days in a row." Which one is it? It doesn't really matter because he's making 250% to 500% daily. Assuming 250% per day (including not trading on weekends) with a starting amount of $800... He'd have $78 K within a week, $7.6 M within 2 weeks, $745 M within 3 weeks, and $72 B within 4 weeks (1 month). What do you mean "it wasn't fast enough"...
He's so smart but doesn't pay off the loan shark, and takes a loan in the first place when he could've just continued and been rich in a week anyway. All this instead of using his ultra-brain to learn chemistry to make more of the drug himself.
If Eddy's supergenius, why did he go the loanshark route? Why not learn lots of coding and hacking and use that to make/steal $ onlime? Sounds more lucrative and less dangerous than borrowing from psychos. But that wouldn't be as dramatic.
From the 1st two days quintuppling his money he would've had 800+2000+7500 or around 10k. He would've had over 100k in 2 days without needing to involve a loan shark
The fact that small package of pills lasted so long, and that he didn't pay the guy back immediately was ridiculous
maybe he knew exactly how long he could hold out on the pay back guy ?
@@ChiralityPracticality NZT is a special drug with abilities unknown to most like the ability to self replicate during the small hours of the night when no one is looking
@@ChiralityPracticality character flaws make it more believable and it makes the story tellable. No complications no story. For instance trump. Lots of complications. Good story. Ya get it
@@alexxander7289 clearly not or the movie wouldn't have ended the way it did.
@@shadowdance4666 We like human stories so its more relatable if the main character in the story is a dumbass. Realistically though if such a drug existed and turned you into a super genius you wouldnt do 90% of the stupid things he did in the movie. You'd be playing stock market, finessing banks/investors, have a network of super rich/influential people and have a billion net worth within i'd guess 3 months.
I forgot how much these scenes are basically a goofy montage of what many nootropic users imagine their lives evolving into.
M0daf1n1l😅
Because that's how it can be. I did Delta 10 once... It truly can be like this.
Because thats how it can be. I did salvia once… It truly can be like this.
Because that’s how it can be. I took vyvance once… it truly can be like this.
Because that's how it can be. I did crack once... It truly can be like this.
1:06 "finish the book in four days".
ChatGPT: "Hold my beer".
LOL 😆
I loved so hard at this thank you
Facts
@@thomaslindell5448Never saw love expressed that way before 🤣
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this movie is so good.... when i need a kickstart or direction in life i usually watch this movie again and it inspires me.
Name of the movie
@@georgedylan2782limitless
@@georgedylan2782 Limitless
i just came from the grocery store i bought a zynn pack and an energy drink and i bought a life goals journaling book thing - is this how brad pitt feels in the movie? I'm gonna crash super hard later but i hope it's worth it
@@georgedylan2782The Godfather part II
Limitless is basically like a highly overly exaggerated story of someone with severe ADHD getting there life together after taking ADHD meds
fook yeah, I'm limitless
1000 IQ - and can't remember to pay back his loan shark with the millions of dollars he earned?
Hahaha. Great point. In the book he tries to pay him off all at once and the loan shark won't let him, I believe because he wants the interest payments and because he's trying to figure out who this guy Eddie is so he wants to keep meeting him each Friday.
Listen to the words he says at the park bench. "You take this you're mine, OK?"
It's not just the money the loan-shark wants. He also wants the NZT.
@@proph7543 Yes, later, but at the time he didn't even know about it.
1000 IQ + ADHD
The loan scene doesn't make sense. If he was quintupling his money daily he would have had $100k in a week and wouldn't need loan shark.
kinda yes kinda no - if multiplying money by factor X is 100% guaranteed, than having increased funds right at the start makes sense if you want to achieve x amount of millions $ asap, rather than waiting 3 extra days to achieve that goal (if waiting 3 extra days seems unnecessary and even wasteful to a bright and even over-competent mind).
@@JustSomeGuyLV That's not why this scene doesn't make sense. It's the math. He said to the loan shark, "I quintupled my money four days in a row," and presented his data to prove it. But if that was true then borrowing $100,000 would have been ridiculous because he would already have made millions of dollars.
Remember? He came back from the trip, and took his $800, started trading and made $2,000 the first day (so now he had a total of $2,800). He said on the second day he made $7,500 (so he then had a total of $10,300). He did not quintuple his money on either the first or second day, so the earliest he could have done it would have been on days three through six of trading. That would mean on day three, he turned the $10,300 into $51,500. Then on trading days four, five, and six, quintupling them each day would have increased his money to: $257,500, then $1,287,500, then $6,437,500. So it would be silly to ask the loan shark for $100,000. (And if he quintupled his money just three more times he would have more than $800 million.)
@@JustSomeGuyLV Not really. If you can double your money every day then it would take you less than 45 days to become the richest man in world history. That's assuming you start with 1 cent. Sure, you can knock some time off with higher starting capital but there's no reason to risk shady black market money lenders to save a couple weeks.
That's not how market trading works. There mere act of making a trade softens the benefit of subsequent trades because you are tipping the supply and demand all on your own. So there is a limited 'capacity' in any signal to buy or sell, even if you are the only participant in that movement (and you won't be). When your initial capital is small, you really don't shift the market with your presence, and you can do crazy things like doubling your money in short order. But it doesn't take long for diminishing returns to catch up to you, and soon you just can't earn those kinds of percentages.
I agree behind the theory of the mathematical implications of doubling your money every day, but this is when I think NZT more as a drug whereas he was saying he had to move forward. While he could’ve easily accomplished it without excepting the loan the desire to move forward as quickly as possible pushed him to do something that was more irrational
Takes a smart pill and
- Has casual sex with random woman
- Jumps off a cliff, almost dying
- Drives a car, almost dying
- Lends money from a loan shark
- Continues doing drugs
- Raises suspicion on speculative trading
- Get's back with his ex
All of these things being objectively dumb things to do 💀
He is smart not wise 😂 which is kinda the ending of the movie when he learns to evolve his drug and himself
Plus the tv series man
Yes but they're exciting. The pill just enhances memory, pattern recognition and ability to make connections and synthesis of information. Finding the things you listed dumb is about your philosophy. He became a hedonist. When you realize life is meaningless and how arbitrary social constructions are you can make whatever narratives about life you want. As the other comment said, he didn't become wise, he just became able to form connections and acces areas of his mind not previously possible.
Live a little
My favorite silliness of this movie is at the beginning, he looks like a slob and totally admits it... once he takes the limitless drug more and more, I guess he starts to take better care of his hair and shaves his facial hair... it's hilarious to me that by using more of his brain capacity, it gave him the intelligence to start taking care of himself better... it's actually a pretty dumb concept the more I think about it actually😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
it's a focus pill not a discernment/better decisions pill
gives a speech about how it's human nature to overreach
overreaches
Its called foreshadowing
I need to start paying strangers to crowd around me and smile, agree and laugh at every joke.
HAHAHAHHA
@@mctooch good one
That's hilarious! lololololol
you guys are getting paid? 👆🏾
LMAOOOOOO
I mixed Dr pepper and red bull ,this happened to me,ended up 20 miles away on foot,rescued a school bus full of penguins, and took on 8 ninja nuns,...never again, i will stick to decaf coffe instead
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Damn, that’s funny 😁
You would be amazed how close you can get to these qualities with a little charm and knowledge!
It all centers around motivation. Focus and discipline. Last but not least choice.
Motivation only helps with grit though, or enduring the typically 10,000 hours it takes to become an expert in a field. The dude learned the piano perfectly in 4 days, no grit required apparently 😅
@ that’s all he did for 4 days straight. That takes a lot of motivation to stay on any track with out deviation to complete that circuit
Makes me wonder if our friend mr john er... wiki consumes the same thing.. we all know that he is a man of focus, commitment and sheer will. Had to be in order to survive as... pencil salesman
It was a great movie, very entertaining, well written and acted.
Loved how his eyes got bluer and bluer.
Gotta get me some of that NZT.
We need to start a petition to get this show/movie back on track.
I love that the implication that he needs amphetamines to get a haircut.
If you don't know you don't know
It's about him going from a literally junkie into a wallstreet millionaire in 2 weeks
@@leonardschofield9913so true
I love this lol
@@BlakeMcLaughlin-f6c ppl with severe depression don’t engage in self care tasks
Risk vs. Reward. The internal battle that exists between them, writ large. Even after all these years, I appreciate this modern promethean tale.
He only had so many pills, so he used 3 to learn piano...
Kinda accurate tbh
This movie is a 2 hour long Adderall commercial. Loved it!
Plot twist the pill is just clear tenoyl. He just got his shit together.
I like it buts it’s less realistic than someone debugging their way to success lol
Didn't his girlfriend also take one and get her shit together immediately after?
@@TimoRutanen i think she took one in a moment of distress because she was being chased. she got out of a pinch thanks to it. dont remember if she did take another pill
What is tenoyl?
@@deanlookman-mm9zh Google it. The ignorance 🤦
Someone took Adderall and wrote a movie bravo
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I was thinking exactly that how I feel after I take my pill in the morning, but not all day. Where can I get some of these?
the best dope movie ever no doubt such an impact and casting was just fabulous
I like how this whole movie is the perfect allegory for having manic-depressive disorder. Popping those pills allows him to live every power-fantasy felt while experiencing a manic episode, but withdrawal sends him spiraling into a state worse than his regular state. The reason why he can't use his super-intelligence to manufacture a permanent solution is because mania is inherently unstable, unrealistic and short-lived.
I remember one huge lesson from this movie: a little bit of wit and fake it till you make it... and they - the rich - keep their world to themselves.
Calm down everyone….it’s a movie.
What's it called
' A MOVIE ' not reality ... just a movie ...
Yes, a bad movie.
Oh ok. You’re going places with that big brain of yours, kid. 😂🤣
Movies get some passes for sure but when stuff just blatantly doesn’t make sense it takes the fun out of it
this movie is just a man with Super Functioning AdHd
just like Charlie Kelly uncovering the mail conspiracy involving Pepe Silvia.
Name of the movie
@@georgedylan2782 say "please"
@@georgedylan2782limitless
@@georgedylan2782 human centipede
If this was me, my first task would've been analyzing what the pill was so I can make more potently. After all, knowledge was pouring in easily.
at the speed he was doubling his money, he would have been a billionaire in a month or two. he didnt need dirty money.
The main side effect of nzt is that you need go faster and faster making your plans true you lack patience. He can plan long term but supply of pills is limited too.
2 months
You forget taxes and fees with Day Trading -- he's losing like 40% or more of profits with each trade.
@@Jester2415 he clearly states he made 2k off 800, then 7.5k the next day. Thats more than a 2x in net profit. Do that 16 times and he is a billionaire
The target audience of this film is men between 13 - 30 years old. Bradley becomes super rich in finance, he publishes a book, random women love him, and then he becomes a famous politician. Nothing about starting and building a family, making the world a better place, solving other's problems, etc. Someone else commented that the TV series was more appealing to the masses because the protagonist goes on NZT and then actually tries to catch bad guys and help people (The great John Doe series on FOX used that premise as well).
Well said. You really explained why this just felt wrong to me. Bet 21 year old me would have thought this cool.
why would you do all that useless stuff that only benefits others instead of meeting your own life goals
First thing the protaganist does in the series is to help his father beat cancer...by comming up with the surgery needed...so it starts there...and afterwards he starts stopping actual criminals and such...but. The sad thing about that show..is that it focuses very little on the drugs purpose...and more about building some romantic bromance between the female FBI officer and the NZT guy...and that ruins the shows potential...as you were saying...it should have focused on saving the world...or solving complex questions...
Yeah I agree, what is the point of money, if you don't have a family to share it with? Just to take it to the grave?
@@likeAG6likeAG6 spend it on yourself and live your own life happily?
This scene is so motivating.
if you have the pill, yeah lol
If materialism and worldly affairs I guess
You feel motivated to suddenly become a genius?
@@FranzLiszt-n3k I do.
In the real life version of this story, he had to hike back to the hotel all wet after jumping off the cliff, got very cold, caught flu, had to be hospitalised and his insurers said you did what?
You dumb motherfker how could you get hypothermia in the tropics
"The real question is why did you ever put up with me?" "I was in love with you..." underrated scene, you can see even the pill didn't see that one coming...
Underrated comment from you too.. Ngl they had me there 😂
I love how he talks about no safeguards against overreach, and then goes on to do exactly that - overreach.
Another cool tidbit was him meeting his estranged ex who was on NZT and her telling him “I understood that this could not last, so I stopped, I’m not stupid”, implying that Eddie is, in fact, stupid.
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Was just recommended this today out of the blue lol
He's talking about himself at 02:10 and doesn't even realize it :)
Damn, that’s a good point.
I can't believe that Bradley Cooper was the bay harbor limitless
I forgot its just a video, need to see the movie its been years
Fine. I'll watch Limitless for the 8th time
I always thought the loan shark was dumb. But he had grown so confident to the point or arrogance that he was simply certain. The only silliness was that he did not pay him off immediately. That was intentionally plot driven. But maybe that makes sense too. He was naïve and drunk with this knowledge he thought he was above the guy. Until they came for him and he learned to never under estimate anyone again. No matter how smart you are, you are still human.
So super intelligence and can think of everything all at once but forgets to pay his loan shark? Always bothered me about this movie.
The movie needed a villain for plot, so they try to play it off as he's smart but not focusing on common sense there 😅
@@survivealaska He didn’t forget. He explains the a side effect of the drug is the need to feel bigger and bigger risk. Not paying back the loan shark is him trying to push the envelope and feel that risk/danger by creating challenges for his “new self” to overcome
0:40 that shot, what if your brain decided it was inefficient for both your eyes to be looking the same direction?
When someone who is not on NZT, writes about someone who is, flaws are inevitable... so chill, guys!
This is an example of the Theta brain state, which is optimum from birth to the age of seven and during imaginative play.
I always loved this film. Great suspension of reality makes it a great story.
The thing that always bothered me was how if the brain could be throttled through a chemical compound, how does a person’s emotions handle the new empowerment?
God I would give anything for the chance to make myself a genius like that. I read as many books as I can and I study but numbers and the law have always frustrated me because it’s so hard for me to understand. Add on the fact that I have ADHD and it makes it more difficult. If I could be a genius for one day, I wouldn’t waste it.
NO man is obliged to learn and know everything
You don’t have to be good at everything. Just try to be good at what you like. Life is simple that way, less frustrating.
@@robertmtz94I agree with you, but it would make life a little easier. If I had it my way, I’d be able to play the piano and violin, be able to do complex calculations, be an an expert in physics, and a professional stockbroker in my spare time. But I’ll settle for being a professional historian and maybe a college professor one day. I’m even writing a fantasy series which I only hope will be moderately successful some day.
Love this movie!! Love me some Coop!
3:35 that’s Puerto Vallarta , Jalisco in Mexico.
For anyone wondering .
We need a TV series again on Netflix
Hey explains that a side effect of the drug apart from super focus and confidence is the need to take bigger and bigger risks- like jumping off the cliff. I don’t think it is wrong to assume that he didn’t just forget but instead intentionally took the loan and wanted to test the limits of the loan shark to see how much he could push things.
This is a very long adderall ad
Not that extreme but yeah. You definitely feel smarter have clarity can do the things that need to be done
2:30 for historical context, Germany didnt invade Russia in the winter, it was June 22. They thought they would be wrapped up before the winter but obviously that didnt happen
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That's actually the point of the movie. If you listen carefully he says a lot of lies and BS. But because he's so confident everyone around him believes it.
The best moment in politics, picture this, you run for office, and have to concede to an oompa loompa? Classic.
Biotechnologies and therapies exist that can upgrade a person like this. A lot of them are either super expensive or Medical&military Grade substances that can’t be obtained without Authorization. Powers that be have means to make everyone superhumans and healthy.
Damn you have some hidden information share with us. Elaborate
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Who knew the secrets of super government protected intelligence could be discovered in a TH-cam comment with under 10 likes
@@starmorpheus LMAO
A tablet of Adderall a day and what I could do with not mis-buttoning all of my shirts, was limitless.
I cleaned my room 😅
This guy could use a motivation pill.
He buys bodyguards when he could just pay the dude who is dangerous…
Smartest person in the word, quintuples his money 4 days in a row (which starting from 800 bucks is half a million bucks), goes to a loan shark to ask for 100k 🤪
If he'd just keep doing whatever he's doing, he'd be a billionaire in another 6 days.
This should give you the intelligence to know you shouldn’t up the dose.
if only the main guy knew about prop firms back then lol.
Those daily pills are confidence
I'm like the polar opposite of this dude.
I am literally this dude
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5:27 This always pissed me off. He went from 800 to 2000 dollars in a day and from 2000 to 7500 the next day. He's asking for 100,000 but he'll make that in 2 FUCKING DAYS at this rate. He's limitless, apart from super basic maths.
Apparently NO ONE who can do math worked on this movie, nor did they check for MASSIVE plot holes:
"Armed with Vern's last $800 I made $2,000 in a day. The next day $7,500."
"I quintupled my money 4 days in a row."
Which one is it? It doesn't really matter because he's making 250% to 500% daily.
Assuming 250% per day (including not trading on weekends) with a starting amount of $800...
He'd have $78 K within a week, $7.6 M within 2 weeks, $745 M within 3 weeks, and $72 B within 4 weeks (1 month).
What do you mean "it wasn't fast enough"...
Sounds logical to me 👌
"Ehhr I am so smart"
@@giobrody If you think I'm bragging about understand compound interest than I seriously suggest you get yourself a financial advisor.
@@evr0.904 saying that with a picture of SpongeBob makes you look stupid. And what amuses me is thinking that you're probably over 21
chill out it's a movie you nerd lmao
The funny thing is they got this pill 😂
What's that pill called ?
What pill lol ?
Common mann don't keep us waiting
Love this film.
Name of the movie
Movie is mind blowing 😮😮😮❤❤❤I love it
He 100% didn't need to use the Criminal Loan Shark, whoever made this movie was clearly not on NZT 😂
1:23 He said the name of the thing!!
Feel like every man relates to this
Love this movie ❤️
my motivation is to get that pill. where can i get it? is there a link?
The good version of Adderall where you actually focus on things that matter.
The fact he didn’t pay the loan shark back immediately mystifies me
4:21 ...and then he was eaten by a shark. The End.
Lmao 😂
“Fan of the progrum” 😂
Its funny, this film opens the consciousness to wonders of possibilities, while LUCY destroys time & space, curiouser & curiouser.
First thing second week - figure out that formula, and improve it ten fold
He's so smart but doesn't pay off the loan shark, and takes a loan in the first place when he could've just continued and been rich in a week anyway.
All this instead of using his ultra-brain to learn chemistry to make more of the drug himself.
Did you see the ending of the movie?
If Eddy's supergenius, why did he go the loanshark route? Why not learn lots of coding and hacking and use that to make/steal $ onlime? Sounds more lucrative and less dangerous than borrowing from psychos. But that wouldn't be as dramatic.
This is the movie about adderall right ?
I never liked how he got back with his ex and drew so much attention to himself with the stock trading and news article.
Literally how I feel When i take adderall
What medicine is he taking? How can I get some?
It's called NoFap. 😉😎😆😅
@ 😂
AI says nofab is an anti-masturbation movement 🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️🤷🏿♀️😂😂😂
"Finally I had the capacity and clarity to do ANYTHING I wanted"
(gets haircut)
I think my man just had ADHD
Can’t wait until nuerolink comes out lol
Except neuralink will be used to enslave your ass to AI overlords.
@@ethanrich7090 The same Elon nerds who preached against "Govern me harder daddy" is now preaching "Govern me harder daddy".
NICE,,, ONE,
He can duplicate the money 1 hour on casino. all in again the next hour. and alone he quintuplicate money in a day so... why the loan? why he not pay?
04:12 Dies because that spot was 3 feets deep.
Why the loan? Doesn't make logical sense but he says, "only problem, if I wasn't moving forward I felt like I was going to explode".at about 3:47
Is there actually a limitless pill though?
It’s called adderall
@@notknown5950 i was thinkin adrenochrome but i guess that makes sense
Yep, adderall does the trick. 30mg is the sweet spot for me. Tijuana... here i come
ritalin + phenibut
Cocaine
after the movie hits there were an ad for limitless pills for sales everywhere. im sure they made banks 😊
Do they still sell these pills?
Crazy he didn't get taxed or paid that guy back
From the 1st two days quintuppling his money he would've had 800+2000+7500 or around 10k. He would've had over 100k in 2 days without needing to involve a loan shark
What does Cobenfy disagree with
See boys. If you’re jacked, devilishly handsome speak seven languages / rich and have the charisma of a god women like you
see guys, this guy didn't pay attention to the movie lol
Why did he go to the loan shark?
Plot.
What I see iz thee mind against the physical condition . Mind body soul. Sound frequency mass
Abbie is so lovely.
Very implausible, but at least it was very entertaining.