These few days, I suddenly remembered this "old" film "Minority Report" by Tom.
Because of Spielberg's director, Tom Cruise's handsome looks, and cool, sci-fi special effects, I went to see this movie with imperfect logic. It's not really the director's best work, so it's good to see it. But now that I think about it, it's quite interesting, and I can say where I want to!
?Synopsis:
If bad people are brought to justice before they commit crimes, then, will there be no bad people in the world?
In the future world, such a perfect judicial system will finally emerge. Three "prophets" with supernatural powers, with the ability to never go wrong, can predict the impending crime and notify the judicial officers, who will go after the culprit. No matter how concealed, low-key and indictable criminal evidence is, no matter the time, place or details, they cannot escape their grasp. (Though these people haven't committed the crime yet).
(Future) Washington, DC, in the core organization of the Department of Justice, there is a group of top "future police", Tom is such a future policeman. One day, he was suddenly accused of "about to" commit murder, and was immediately pursued by his colleagues. In order to protect himself, he fled and traced a secret document called "Key Report", and found that the original "prophet"'s memory had been tampered with and preset by human input...
?People, in order to avoid the impending unfavorable things, often pre-set positions, loan anxiety, and even withhold "guilt"
As young as your mother said when you were a child, "Wear long johns when it's cold, or you will catch a cold." When you go to school, your teacher said, "If you don't complete your homework and study hard, you won't be able to get into college in the future." Then when you go to work, your boss says "If you don't work overtime, how can you complete this project, and you will be responsible for the loss"... and so on
It is undeniable that experience does tell us some possible results, allowing people to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages and avoid losses. But like in Minority Report, the "statements" you hear are not necessarily true, the pictures you see may be made up, and the "plots" you see may have a personal purpose. When the information is unequal, the message tree is not high enough, or even the cross-domain knowledge structure is different, the judgment you make based on your own cognition may not be correct, and because of your decision position, you may be killed in this way. the right of others to "live".
This kind of high-level decision-making is very good, because you feel that you are always the most correct, and those who are presupposed, will, may, may, and will "happen" things have been brought by the prejudice of habitual thinking. "shackles".
What can end this sense of arrogance, you have to experience it yourself, and the feeling of being hunted down by stigma will become [two ha]
I often wonder, why do people turn a blind eye to the persecution in front of them? Probably because it is controllable to the naked eye. So why is there such a disgust and fear of the presupposed future? Perhaps it was because the "opponent" was expected to be uncontrollably strong!
Written on 20-10-07
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