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Leslie 2022-04-23 07:03:13

The first two stories set the stage for the last one and the ending.

It's the story of being a father again. The male protagonist should have drank a little more and played crazy when he heard that the song sung by the female protagonist was not for himself.

The copy is just a scapegoat. The punishment that the copy bears is just like a clone. The clone helps me with my homework, housework, and trivial matters. Just a copy of your DNA? The ending satisfies the detective's so-called sense of justice - one minute is equal to a thousand years, hehe.

What is artificial intelligence? What is a person?

What about red-name players grouping together to carry out violent activities? Is there another system that overrides one's life, that's just another 1984...

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Extended Reading
  • Enid 2021-12-27 08:01:45

    Too great, the drama is still god, and the imagination of the future world is chilling. The enslavement and control of technology is a cocoon and self-binding, which is more practical than "Inception". The fact that the copy is removed and shielded from the criminal law is too poisonous. When I think about it, I’m scared. The three stories are like Russian dolls, one after another, and all the protagonists are nailed to death. Japan's "Wonderful Stories of the World" is lackluster, and the creative play is still the first in "Black Mirror".

  • Brady 2021-12-27 08:01:45

    It feels like this is a story full of loopholes in details, but without the details of the true story itself, this film is still very powerful.

White Christmas quotes

  • Harry: Ultimately the only thing you're worried about is the transition from one state to another, and that can't hurt you because it's it's just a state change.

  • Matt: It wasn't really real, so it wasn't really barbaric.

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    Matt: She's only made of code, she's not real. Fuck her!