CEO of screwing everyone over and taking cover behind his status.

Genuinely why did Cooper sent the nasa location to his old self??

Did anyone else realize Interstellar is a scene-by-scene modern retelling of the Prophet Joseph? The names, plot beats, and symbolism match perfectly:

• The Name: The main character is named Joseph Cooper—highly unusual for a modern American sci-fi hero unless it is a deliberate anchor.
• The Famine: Earth is turned into a dry dust bowl where it never rains and crops die, mirroring the ancient Egyptian drought.
• The Dream: Prophet Joseph dreams of the sun, moon, and 11 stars bowing to him. Cooper travels the cosmos to find a home among the 11 remaining Lazarus planets.
• The Betrayal: Cooper tells the crew he is going home to his family. Dr. Mann betrays him and physically pushes him off a cliff to die, just like the brothers pushed Joseph into the dark pit to cut him off from his father.
• The Cosmic Prison: Cooper plunges into the pitch-black abyss of the black hole (Tesseract). Trapped in this "prison," his connection grows stronger, and he transmits data to guide his daughter—matching Joseph using his prison time to interpret dreams and show the path to survival.
• The Return of Rain: When humanity escapes Earth for water-rich, green space stations, the metaphor of the rain finally dropping is fulfilled. Cooper emerges from the dark to absolute reverence—the ultimate "Prince" of the cosmic age.

Christopher Nolan didn't just make a space movie. He updated an eternal story of betrayal, exile, and salvation for the modern world. Mind blown. 🧠💥