Technology erases humanity

Deontae 2022-04-21 09:02:51

#watched the film and television work with the biggest brain hole# In my eyes, the film and television work with the biggest brain hole should be Black Mirror. Every little story of Black Mirror is fascinating, and the brain hole is very big, but not too big. It is not only a fantasy about the future world, but also reflects the potential advantages and disadvantages of our contemporary information society. Implanting electronic devices into the brain to monitor their every move, although it was developed for a good starting point, will it lead to a hidden negative result? When people's love is controlled by machines, this behavior seems to imprison human nature invisibly. We gradually become lack of awareness of self-selection, and gradually unconsciously hand over our life to machines to handle, and on that day human beings Human beings will become slaves of machines, human beings will lose their souls, human beings will lose the meaning of life, and human beings will completely cease to exist.

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  • Jazlyn 2021-12-27 08:01:51

    The first episode: don’t mess with programmers; the second episode, don’t mess with single moms; the third episode, don’t mess with insurance; the fourth episode, don’t mess with virtual matchmakers; the fifth episode, don’t mess with robot dogs; the sixth episode, Don't mess with the death inmates. "The Black Museum" has the best content, the metalhead rhythm and atmosphere, and so are the others. Of course it's worth brushing it all in one go, but it's really not as good as the previous three seasons. I don't blame the screenwriter, just the fear of the future and human nature.

  • Nyasia 2021-12-27 08:01:51

    Episode 4 is great! Love stories that move people are usually not about love itself, but always reveal the true situation of people in love.

USS Callister quotes

  • Nanette Cole: This is a dream... It has to be.

    Walton: It's more like an eternal waking nightmare, from which there is no escape.

  • Robert Daly: I'm coming to get you!