The last episode was great. In the end, the choice of each character can only be so.
Probably because of the style, Rachael reminded me of Oliva in Fringe at the beginning. Comparing the two, Ra is really arrogant and mean. But as the plot unfolds, the success of shaping the protagonist of a serious TV series is slowly reflected. Consciousness, character, abilities, and the past that shaped them all unravel. At the beginning of Ra's exploration of the video problem, from being told to guessing to confirming, the tear content in each eye frame gradually piled up as the truth was revealed, until it broke out. The change in her mentality can be thought of through the screen, and the actor's emotional focus is impartial.
There are a lot of topics in this play, and they are all worthy of debate when they are broken down.
When it comes to the most important correction, it is the paradox between law and principle, and it is also the trouble caused by science and technology.
The ending of the film is handled with a very open point of view. Let it exist without denying it. It seems that the world's big and small people use conspiracy theories and agnostics as weapons. Is technology disrupting ethics? But isn’t it precisely ethics itself that creates technological conspiracy theories?
This paradox has existed since the dawn of civilization. Every civilizational change brought about by science and technology brings with it new issues of "humanity and ethics". But technology has never stopped, and old problems will be solved by the next technology. But the participants in each innovation are only a small part, and most of them are droplets that can be replaced and used in its torrent.
So this is not the reason why people in technology can tell everyone not to worry. After all, this optimistic idea has a premise - to survive this era.
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