The setting of the storyline is also interesting. What's the point of a human body hiding in a dark home when all our words, actions and social lives are taken over by machines? The so-called conscious control is also so vulnerable. Contact between people is pale and feeble.
We don't need perfect avatars, we just need our true selves. Injury and aging, unavoidable but so real, is what it feels like to be alive.
The story uses a machine to disguise the real human body, which can arouse our psychological resistance; but in reality, the fake face to disguise the real human nature, why is it recognized by all beings?
The real, possibly selfish, hypocritical, ugly self hides beneath the surface of goodness, manipulating and deceiving. When can these spiritual incarnations be cancelled as well?
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