The increased cost of human beings because of mutual mistrust is too large to calculate, but this is inevitable.
This film is to discuss the issue of trust between cultures. After 9/11, the United States began to discriminate against people in the Islamic world, but what is the difference between this and the large-scale isolation of Japanese or Japanese Americans in the United States after Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor during World War II?
Racial discrimination cannot be avoided when entering a special context before human civilization eliminates and weakens the concept of "nation." People like people can only cooperate when they meet foreign enemies. For example, on that day, an alien civilization really attacked the earth. I believe that mankind will unite, put aside internal conflicts, and resolve external conflicts first. But before that, it was endless "fighting in the nest"
At the end of the film, the reporter friend saw that the other party was sending a text message, and then he saw the death message of the friend on his mobile phone, and he believed that the other party's text message was a ticket tearing order. Before that, I had talked so much, communicated so much emotions and ideas, but in the end, it was because there was no trust at all, which led to misunderstanding and killed a good student. This disease, at present (before the aliens come), is basically incurable.
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