Project Swarm ADI Explained | Black Mirror Technology Explained
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- A guide to Granular's Project Swarm ADI from Black Mirror Season 3 Episode 6 Hated In The Nation Explained. Project Swarm ADI is responsible for the ADI (Autonomous Drone Insect), aka the bees, released into the UK in the year 2024. Here's all the information you need to know about them.
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What tech do you want to see explained next?
Maybe the technology of San Junipero. I am looking forward to that, and whether is possible or not that something like that could actually exist in real life.
The problem that I see is that if our consciousness are stored in a building, and that building gets destroyed, we would all die for good :(
Bruhh u need to check The EXPANSE SciFi Series
The one in Man Against Fire, please
How about the robots from Chappie
Hated In The Nation is hands down, by far, my favorite Black Mirror episode in the entire series. It was perfect.
This ep is trippy and pretty realistic and I won’t lie I love the way the terrorist guy weaponized social media
yes
Same
Its very similar in structure to National Anthem, Season 1's opening episode ... both eps have the authority trying to find the mastermind in a race against time, tracking down to a deserted empty building, mastermind watching from remote place ....
National Anthem is really shocking, Hated..Nation is like a great thriller ...
Both are very intriguing excellent episodes ...
Please keep making the Black Mirror explained videos I really like them!
Will do, thanks for watching natywonka!
Without new Black Mirror episodes, you have no idea how much I look forward to YOUR videos about Black Mirror !!
Another great upload…thanks! A+
People need to watch hated in the nation and this episode cause it’s sooo relevant now. Also white bear
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At the end of the episode I love how the "tough decision maker" presses the enter button, although the tech guy clearly says, he needed to do some checks first. This kind of man is quite common in leading positions and they always know to appear the smartest while being the least informed people in the room. As Steve Jobs said: "We hire smart people to tell us what to do, not the other way round!"
Keep making the blackmirror tech explain videos they are really amazing
I love your Black Mirror videos!
Thank you SocietyNeedsToCrumble, more on the way!
YES! Do more of these videos!
Thank you for all these detailed videos about Black Mirror! I love the series even more with the deeper understanding from these videos!!
I look forward to all your Black Mirror videos! TFS Bryce!
Love these types of tech explained videos. Could you explain the dogs from metal head?
YES!
I love all of your videos! They’re awesome and you are too!
Thank you so much for the kind words M M!
Legend 👍🏽
I loved this when I first saw it, and now I love it even more. 🐝🌸
i love your videos, please keep making more !!
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I watched a few explanations on this yours hands down the best explanation 👍👍👍💯
I could see this happening, no joke. I just hope we use it to help the bees instead of this though lol
Anything they do for supposedly the better they use against us
Ily no homo
experiencer disc would be a cool one, considering it features a couple of times throughout the series
love this episode
4:36-The government routinely accesses the the visual feed all the time!
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I don't think Tom Pickering died. I don’t think he would have used the DeathTo hashtag, well not directly anyway.
Interesting point!
Please do a Black Mirror Explained video on the tech of SanJunipero/Striking Vipers. Hell, it’s pretty much the same tech.
So it's not the birds who worked for the bourgeoisie but the bees.
This is by far one of my favorite Black Mirror episodes but did I miss the explanation on how the bees were able to know the exact location of their victims? Electronics? Also, they were solar powered bees right? Wasn’t there a scene where the bees attacked Jo (the first victim) at night? Was the terrorist able to override these things? Help.
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The scary part, were actually making these right now. :|
Bruhh u need to check The EXPANSE SciFi Series
I'll definitely be checking it out
the ADI episode charges up my melissophobia wtf
Where did you get that the episode was set in 2024?
Behind the scenes and interviews. They designed the world to look like 2024. A year that is not too far out of reach but far enough away to give people time to develop such technology, like self driving cars and automated drone insects!
This scares me
Imagine if the bees actually just killed everyone
Released in 2023 huh..
Oh no
the next level cancel culture
Yup haha