I know the beginning of the loop, it's French math!!

Ok, so this has plagued many people ever since the movie came out> we dont know where it all started and why the events actually happened.

This movie is not as simplistic as people think, they use an extensive math principle from French mathematician Evariste Galois which simply summarizes in the idea that X will not be equal to X if X doesn't actually exist.

So, let's go to the movie and see how this applies. The key here is Hector1, the one we are presented at the beginning of the movie. If you follow him closely through the entire movie he seems instinctively aware of what is happening, e.g not being able to sleep, anxiety, dropping groceries (chaos theory), walking to the woods, getting into the machine without asking questions.

Now, this is mind bending, according to an old french quantum physics theory, a body who acts out of instinct where X is the reason why instinct is displayed, cannot coexist on the same reality and thus the initial point of X is where Instinct Action1 is displayed. In the case of the movie, Hector1 first anxiety attack where we see he cannot fall asleep.

From that point on, what he is experiencing is something called Death Phenomenal Duplicates, which is a temporary condition where a human being partially recognizes the possibility of time travel and living the same event over and over.

That's not all, though, according to Math Mechanics, a dynamic thought, such as the one of recognizing time travel, can only happen within another internal mind and not the one imagining. So, this means, we see Hector showing all his behavior only because the Biker Girl is thinking about an older man having a time travel adventure.

THat's why the biker girl dies and thus closes the loop for good, completing the equation X.

Any thoughts?