In the last Philosophy class before graduation, 21 students were forced to participate in thought experiments. They jumped into the site of the nuclear catastrophe from the classroom, and if they failed to compete for a seat in the air-raid shelter, their organs would be penetrated by the radiation dust instantly, causing painful death. However, the oxygen and food in the air-raid shelter are only enough for 10 people to survive for a year. Philosophy students decide their identities and skills by drawing lots. In order to continue the lifeblood of mankind, they need to use Philosophy logic, open consultation and vote by show of hands, and select the 10 most valuable people to live in the air-raid shelter. Smart people are more qualified to stay than good people? Is the value of an engineer more important than a poet? One vote lasts one life, who should sacrifice to achieve society?
After the Dark movie plot
2022-01-16 08:01
Extended Reading
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Brandy 2022-03-30 09:01:08
Love is a tormenting thing.
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Genesis 2022-03-19 09:01:07
Named but not real. Just put forward a few philosophical examples are experts? Philosophy is to make people think, not to provide established answers. The logic of this film is unqualified, but there is still a little creativity... If you are interested in understanding the big world of philosophy, it would be better to read a few more books.
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[In the third iteration, Petra waives her own eligibility, and now announces who receives the last remaining bunker slot]
Petra: Bonnie, get inside.
Bonnie: I'm a soldier, I know how to knock things down. You're an engineer, you know how to build things up. I'm not worth as much.
Petra: My logic's fuzzier. In my apocalypse, everybody is worth as much as everybody else.
Bonnie: I'm not letting you sacrifice yourself to save me.
Petra: I won't let *you* sacrifice yourself to save me.
Bonnie: Then we'll both go up in smoke, and you'll have wasted a slot for someone to live.
[Petra then asks Chips instead of Bonnie for the last bunker slot]
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James: [running] Selamat pagi!
[Good morning!]
Street Vendor: Pagi!
['Morning!]