In the first episode, dissatisfaction with the real world cannot be a reason for you to abuse other people's souls. We should try to solve problems in the real world, instead of running away from problems and seeking a sense of control in the virtual world.
The second episode, for minors, how to control the degree of care and control? No one wants to be monitored, everyone should have their own independent space, how to become a qualified parent, how to face the growth of children, let them grow up and even make mistakes.
In episode three, will you make one bigger mistake after another in order to cover it up, only to find that you can't go back? Is it really legal to spy on other people's memories legally?
Episode 4, Love, is a difficult question, who is your soulmate, your perfect partner? Can we find the right person in our lifetime? If everything is handed over to the system, efficient matching, communication, and even being forced to live with people you don’t like, forced to separate from people you like, and eventually you will meet the person who makes you willing to break through the system, that’s your perfection companion!
In the fifth episode, I thought it was going to steal something, and was killed by the robot dog, but it turned out to be just a cute little bear. In front of the robot dog, human beings seem so vulnerable and desperate.
Episode 6, Can the human body and consciousness be separated and separated from the consciousness of the body, should they be treated equally? How should human greed be overcome to avoid more harm?
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