With the same worldview as "The Last of Us", mutant monsters seek out and kill, and the American people are in dire straits again.
Unable to bear the powerful inclusiveness of the "Roman" empire, the deaf and dumb use hearing aids to defeat monsters.
In ancient Roman mythology, there is a perfect image of Zeus, and there is also the god Pan with a sheep's hoof. Such images obviously reflect the lame and disabled groups in society.
The Empire is powerfully inclusive, accepting people of all groups, genders, ethnicities, health conditions, and every citizen accepted by Rome, everyone is equal and has the opportunity to exert their own strengths.
This is why the deaf and dumb people use hearing aids to defeat monsters, and it is also a community society that Easterners are not familiar with.
I was besieged for rejecting multi-sex people, and at the time I didn't understand why the white left would support such marginalized groups in society.
Maybe the strong do not need hearing aids, and in certain cases, they are blind spots, and groups that are not tolerant and civilized enough to resist the invasion of powerful enemies. The law of the jungle and social Darwinism will work in individual competition, but group competition requires the complementarity of a sense of community and rich diversity.
Maybe without a gay man like Turing, everyone lives in fear today, and the movie wouldn't end without the deaf.
So this world is never a playground for the strong, it should be colorful and coexist with each other.
The community that can win the evolutionary competition has never been the best, otherwise the Spartans, Carthage, and Germans should not be the exporters of today's civilization.
Discrimination also exists only in slavery civilizations.
The real strength is a more civilized, united and inclusive community.
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