A core point of the film is that consciousness only arises from the brain, which is also the intuitive point of view of general materialism, including Marxism and vulgar materialists, who believe that consciousness is the secretion of the brain, although this point of view was originally created to compete with the soul. concept, but think about it a little and you will find it is not comprehensive.
Human consciousness is inseparable from the shape of the human body since it is born. This is not only to say that the brain, which is the container of consciousness, is limited by the biochemical and neurophysiological conditions of the human body (the film also shows that the protagonist's brain without norepinephrine is deprived of emotion, of course. The actual situation is much more complicated, but after all, the brain of the protagonist whose hormone environment changes can no longer be considered human consciousness.) It comes from the interaction between our body and the material environment. For example, human consciousness is based on the fact that people have limbs and hard objects. Will hurt, appetite, libido, violence, muscle fatigue, sleep will be relieved. Together, these experiences build humanity and are the root of society and culture, as well as the ideology of all people.
So even if the protagonist is not a real robot, but just replaced with a human body, can it still be considered a human? His experience is undoubtedly extremely different from human beings. The simplest, he has no procrastination! Will he recognize your lazy ideas? Nima, isn't procrastination just laziness, laziness is because people get tired! Tired because lactose breaks down to produce lactic acid! Even if your machine simulates the hormonal internal environment of the brain, it will not be tired! Such a body will be alienated no matter how human consciousness was previously, so it is not scientific to completely trust robots with human brains, and people who can't empathize with you are anti-social.
But I don't think so, I can't make this movie.
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