In the ultimate interdimensional custody battle they fight over how to deal with their demon

In the ultimate interdimensional custody battle, they fight over how to deal with their demon

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Netflix's "Dark" - Do we have any freedom at all? Even in time travel?
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The German Netflix series Dark offers a gritty new twist on time travel. But what if the show is really about the illusion of freedom and our inability to change fate? Let's find out in this Wisecrack Edition on Dark: Can You Control Your Future?

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Time travel in movies has a weird history, to say the least.

Whether it’s a DeLorean juiced up to 1.21 gigawatts , a germ-filled hot tub, or Keanu

 it’s basically always a certifiable mind trip.

And yet we keep returning to these stories because they tickle our brains with one very

compelling question: Do we have any free will to change the future, or are the awful things

This German Netflix series centers around a small forest town whose residents time travel

across centuries trying to change a tragic chain of events.

The question of whether or not they CAN do anything about their impending doom is the

And make no mistake, this show will have you up at 3AM, 100 comments deep on a Reddit thread

The really important question it poses is this: Do we have the power to prevent our

Let’s find out in this Wisecrack Edition on The Philosophy of Dark.

Dark tells the story of Winden, a rural town facing a series of tragic but seemingly normal

This all quickly spirals into time travel, accidental incest, and interdimensional disaster.

And THEN, the son of the guy who killed himself, Jonas, starts looking for the missing boy

There, he learns that the missing boy has been living in 1986 and will grow up to become

Oh, and meanwhile a whole lot of other folks are also secretly messing with time travel,

Eventually, the people of Winden from as far back as 1888 to as far forward as 2053

 discover that they are trapped in a perpetual, unchangeable time loop that always ends in

Oh yeah, and Jonas finds out that his crush, Martha, is, in fact, his aunt.

So, let’s take this one season at a time.

All our characters are using time travel to try to fix or change the future.

Or are they cursed to stay trapped in this rainy suburban hell of a time loop.

Midway through the season, Jonas and the people of Winden discover the wormhole beneath their

town and attempt to “correct” or “change” the central event the young boy’s disappearance.

At first, Jonas thinks he has “free will” and that his choices will determine his

But a mysterious stranger tells him that taking the boy back to 2019 would result in the end

of Jonas’ own existence, because this kid is his FATHER, and needs to grow up in the

past in order to, you know, father Jonas.

Examples like this are numerous and the results are always the same.

Every time someone tries to change the past, they’re actually just doing something that

And as the characters’ attempts to change the past are continuously thwarted, they slowly

realize that they don’t have free will.

Rather, they seem to be trapped in an endless cycle that’s outside their control.

We can understand this endless cycle with a little help from Arthur Schopenhauer, who,

According to Schopenhauer, the world is driven by an animating force called “Will.”

This Will, rather than our own individual choice, is what drives our actions.

Will compels us to eat, breathe, sleep and importantly, to try to avoid suffering.

It’s like Will is the shitty, underpaid busdriver, and we’re all passengers, stuck

in the back of the bus, unable to get off.

In Dark, characters like Jonas struggle to accept this reality as they continue to believe

that they are, in fact, the driver of their own bus, able to change history with their

In fact, one character’s determination to change the future makes him behave so erratically

that he gets put in a mental institution in the PAST.

It can be hard or even impossible to accept that we don’t REALLY have control over anything

After all, we experience life as a series of actions and the consequences of those actions.

So even as teen Jonas realizes that all of his choices have been predetermined, the mysterious

stranger, who is actually Adult Jonas from the future, keeps trying to change the fabric

of reality by destroying the Winden wormhole completely.

Even THIS event has already happened, and we learn that Adult Jonas’s attempt to close

the wormhole is what actually creates it in the first place.

‘Cause your stoner friend from college, Ganja Greg, was RIGHT time IS an illusion.

The characters keep messing up their lives because they can’t accept that time is NOT

Rather, the things they do in the present can actually affect the past.

They, like we, experience time as linear, and tend to assume that’s the reality.

In fact, time, according to Dark and also, ya know, Einstein, is happening all at once,

Of course, the people of Dark might have realized their fate sooner if they could have read

the first season’s opening quote by Einstein himself: The distinction between the past,

present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion.

By season two, our characters start to learn that, not only are they unable to change the

past, but they are ALSO completely unable to stop TRYING to.

You guessed it: the force of will, and in this case, the will to stop their own suffering.

Everyone in Winden is dealing with emotional wounds: Jonas can’t get over his father’s

suicide, his mother feels rejected by the men she loves, various people are hurt by

their spouse’s infidelities, and many people die tragically.

One character, Claudia, experiments with time travel, hoping to save her daughter, who gets

cancer in the future, as well as her father, who is murdered in the past.

And Jonas, far in the future, tries to save Martha, his aunt slash lover, and everyone

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