• @[email protected]
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    306 months ago

    If he started when he was born, he has seen them over 3 times a day on average. 5000+, sure. 50000+? Not a chance.

    • @Carvex
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      216 months ago

      To the Hyper Bole!

    • @[email protected]
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      I mean, possibly? Autism can indeed manifest as something extreme. And whose to say it spread evenly? Maybe on his bad day he can watch 5 back-to-back or 3 with breaks in between

      Edit: Out of curiosity I tried to search the movie duration (keyword: back to the future movie duration) and got 1h 56m.

      So, 116 minute × 50.000 = 5.800.000 minutes 5.800.000/(60×24×365)≈11 years

      • @Buddahriffic
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        11 years is doable in 41. 8 years before he heard of back to the future, leaves 33 years. Split the day up into 8 hours of sleep, 8 hours of back to the future, and 8 hours of anything else, that becomes 11 years of each.

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      40 * 365 * 3 = 43,800. So, not that far off?

      edit: nevermind, I misunderstood what you were getting at

      • @HonoraryMancunian
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        36 months ago

        Especially if he watches all of the trilogy at least once a day

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      It might be hard to read ppl with this condition sometimes. In my eyes he looks proud as fuck.

  • @whereisk
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    36 months ago

    He probably knows the script, the shots, the acting, the props and every other part that made it on screen better than the whole crew combined ever knew them.