So, I can't help the protagonist smack myself. When I saw the protagonist continue to increase the dosage, I became scared, and I asked myself, if there is such a thing, can I resist it?
I analyze myself with a sober rationality. I definitely can't resist it. I will want to take it. However, I should know how to control the dosage. However, the problem is that when you take it, you become irrational. Can you control it? ? Constantly increasing the dose and long-term dependence seem to be inevitable to me.
In fact, there are many similar things in life. We may try it out of curiosity or out of utilitarianism, or we know it is to quench our thirst by drinking poison, but we reluctantly do it, so we fall into this state and find it hard to extricate ourselves.
So, I am scared, when faced with temptation? Can I control it?
Another meaning of the movie may be that there is no shortcut to climb the sky in one step. Taking a step back, even if there is, it is accompanied by huge risks and terrible sequelae. I know this truth. For the past two years, I have been telling myself and I have also used my own experience to prove it. However, the problem is that one step to the sky is still a temptation. In the face of temptation, sometimes it is too weak. Therefore, I am still searching for the "ultimate solution", and this is clearly a kind of self-deception.
When the protagonist was taught by Karl, I felt that as the villain, he was right. Many answers in life require experience, and maybe only after a lot of experience can you make the most correct choice. What young people can do is to face success rationally, and not to show publicity in the face of success. In fact, judging from the plot of the movie, it is low-key and very realistic.
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