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吕克贝松关于《超体》的幕后访谈，基本确认这种说法是可靠的。吕克贝松在访谈里强调了很多次CPH4这种东西是完全存在的，只是没有电影里超能力，而且他自己保密CPH4的真实名称。笔者其实知道CPH4是什么，但是我不会告诉你们的，人胚胎逐渐成型过程中这种东西会少量分泌，做梦的时候会少量分泌。平时会以微量存在于人和很多动植物体内，比如含羞草。人正常死亡过程中现实里面对应的CPH4会大量在脑部释放，这样就能解释为什么我出现的体验和《超体》描述的非常近似。我不告诉大家的原因是因为大部分人没有能足以面对它的够强大的意志而且完全没必要使用，没法承受使用cph4的后果就会非常糟糕，导致自杀的也不是没有。而且每个人正常死亡的时候自然会大量释放，何必生前去使用呢？
吕克贝松导演的访谈链接如下(另外他也解释了大脑开大百分之几完全是他的一个幌子，他自己从一开始就知道是不科学是错的。但是cph4不是) :
In the science-fiction film Lucy, the titular character takes a drug called CPH4 that increases her brain capacity.
The writer and director of the film, Luc Besson, claims in several interviews that this drug is based on a real chemical compound.
Interview from CraveOnline:
Q:Tell me about the drug that makes Lucy superhuman. Is that based on anything real or is that entirely a fiction?
A: It’s totally real. It’s not a real name. CPH4 is a name that I invented, but it’s a molecule that the pregnant woman is making it after six weeks of pregnancy in very, very tiny quantities. But it’s totally real, and it’s true that the power of this product for a baby is the power of an atomic bomb. It’s real. It’s totally real. So it’s not a drug in fact, it’s a natural molecule that pregnant women produce.
Interview from Vulture:
Q: Some people are complaining about the fact that the science behind your film — the whole idea that humans only use 10 percent of their brains — is not true. What’s your response to that?
A: It’s totally not true. Do they think that I don’t know this? I work on this thing for nine years and they think that I don’t know it’s not true? Of course I know it’s not true! But, you know, there are lots of facts in the film that are totally right. The CPH4, even if it’s not the real name — because I want to hide the real name — this molecule exists and is carried by the woman at six weeks of pregnancy. […]
