Some recent movies have expressed this meaning in this way. "Food Falls from the Sky", "Future Cop" and the previous "Robot Wall-E" probably expressed this point of view directly or euphemistically. I was horrified to see lumps of fat lying on the chair floating around.
In 2009's "Future Cop", we once again found this kind of idea that has the same purpose. Everyone thinks that the future world will rely on robots to live, and natural people only need to lie at home and control it, just like the old policeman Bruce • Like Willis' old, weak and disabled body, with a sensor and a few proxy robots, it is enough to accomplish many unrealizable things, such as being sick, old, and disabled, but as long as your brain is still If you're alive, that's not a problem, you just need to control the robot with a sensor, and the advantage of this is that you're not in any danger personally, because you can buy another one if the robot is smashed or shot. This kind of society breeds a lot of crimes. It may be that the agent of the old man is raping beautiful women outside, or it may be that the beautiful agent of a fat lawyer is seducing you. You don't know who is real and who is fake.
The problem in the film is that if the proxy robot is shot in the eye by some kind of weapon, the brain of the natural person who controls it bursts and dies. What is going on? So who would dare to use an agent? Of course, the final story is anticlimactic to say that the father of the agent, the scientist, developed this weapon to kill the previous capital partner because his son was killed at the hands of the opponent, because it could not heal the pain of losing his own son. Another funny thing is that there is a loophole in the management of the agent robot, because the monitoring master can terminate any agent at any time with the technology he has acquired.
Lao Bu found out that the capitalist giants, either capital giants or scientific giants, were manipulating all this. He was extremely unhappy, so he abandoned his young agent who had been amputated and kept the green liquid, and dragged the stump to go out in person. Kill the criminals, stop the virus uploaded by the old man in time (intend to use the human agent of the machine agent), and save the human race.
If one day we become pigs using robots, then the day is not far from extinction. In the naive thinking that people still have, they think that human beings can save themselves on that day. - how ridiculous.
Off topic, it is worth noting that Hollywood is more and more interested in China, "2012" is the best example, and this film is no exception. Also, "Food" is the same.
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