There is a big gap between publicity and content

Verna 2022-04-20 09:01:11

The most mentioned propaganda on the Internet are undoubtedly "same-sex themes", "homosexual persecution", "the domestic will not be released because of homosexual themes" and so on.

How to face homosexuality is a major issue facing the world at present, and it is also a topic of discussion among ordinary people after dinner.

In this play, it was not until the end of the "imitation game" between Turing and the police that the difference between "humans and machines" was discussed. cannot be judged." This answer questioned and questioned the entire social cognition at that time, but unfortunately the power of this question was too small to resist social cognition after all. Then the plot came to an abrupt end after Turing accepted "chemical castration", ending the whole story with words.

The title of the film "Imitation Game" is very relevant, human or machine, what to measure, how to measure, and what are the elements of measurement. The director spends a lot of space to pave the way for these topics, trying to fully show the foundation, and the results show the basics. It's over, and it's over. All these discussions are not expressed by the director, but the audience pondered on their own. The struggle and pain that followed were explained only by a trembling hand and an impossible crossword puzzle. Too few , it's too expressive, and it's not as shocking as the last part of burning the document.

Finally, add a star to Steve Jobs, because he let me, an ordinary person, know the story of Turing.

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The Imitation Game quotes

  • Stewart Menzies: Burn everything.

    Hugh Alexander: Burn? Why?

    Stewart Menzies: You were told when you started this was a Top Secret program. Did you think we were joking?

    Hugh Alexander: But the war is over.

    Stewart Menzies: *This* war is. But there'Il be others.

    Alan Turing: And we know how to break a code that everybody else believes is unbreakable.

    Stewart Menzies: Precisely. Tear it down, light it up. Sweep away the ashes. None of you have ever met before. None of you have ever even heard the word "Enigma." Have a safe trip home.

    Stewart Menzies: [as they rise to go] Behave. With a bit of luck, you'll never have to see me or one another again for the rest of your lives...

  • Headmaster: [grilling young Alan about note-passing] You and your friend solve maths problems during maths class because the maths class is too dull?