Solaris has its own consciousness, can read the thoughts and memories of humans on the space station, and create "things" for them, but the protagonist has love for "Harry", can Solaris satisfy our wishes for us? But "she" is not human, and if you fall in love with her, wouldn't that be a betrayal of the dead Harry? Or Solaris' trap? Sculpting Time - Solaris is about a group of people lost in the universe who, whether they want to or not, have to take their cognition to the next level. It seems to be some very dramatic and unending quest imposed on humanity, with endless restlessness, pain, disappointment—because the ultimate truth is out of reach. What's more, when a person's behavior is not in line with moral standards, his innate conscience will force him to feel guilty. This means that the existence of conscience is in a sense tragic. Despair haunts the protagonists of Solaris, and the solutions we envision for them are all castles in the air. The way out is in dreams, in knowing yourself—the roots that connect you with the land that nurtures them. To them, however, this connection is essentially illusory.
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