Do you have superpowers, do you care about the suffering of others?

When a person has the superpower to see the past and foresee the future, what will he do? My understanding of human nature is that all people do are to obtain what they lack, whether it is material or spiritual. We can simply and crudely think about it. A person with this ability can hack into bank vaults, obtain nuclear weapons codes, and manipulate a person, a country, and everything he is interested in unconsciously. YES! HE CAN BE GOD! AND YES, HE CAN BE DEVIL! If you have this ability, what would your first reaction be to do? Then what are you happy to do? You might get a sum of money, buy a few luxury cars, make beautiful girls, or travel the world with a little more fun. But when do you care about the suffering of others? I dare say that people who have not received a deep ethical education will not use this superpower to relieve people's suffering. Colin said that he didn't want to play God, nor was he satisfied with the work of his old man. He said he was not happy with the job, and I believe he was telling the truth. Why do you think he brought out Hopkins and used his hand to end himself? Because this job brought him great pain, he couldn't bear the torture in his heart, and he couldn't continue. This is a fictitious superpower. Due to the care and understanding of the world of the author, screenwriter and director, these two people were not portrayed as terrorists. Fortunately, they both have a good ethical and moral background. However, although it seemed that Colin ended up with the suffering of these dying people, it didn't mean that it was right to do so. Although this is different from the cruelty of killing for pleasure, it is not kind. Because he is deciding the fate of others according to his own will, this in itself is a kind of arrogance and an aggression. Since everyone's personality, endowment, thinking ability, and action ability are generally different, no one can claim that his behavior is in full compliance with the interests of the person concerned. First of all, survival is everyone's instinct, and survival is a person's basic right. When a person himself did not express his request for euthanasia, this act of taking his life recklessly can only be a murder with God's affection. In addition, yes, terminal illness is painful, but during the rest of the time, there is not only suffering. As for what there is, everyone is different. No one has the right to deny the possibility contained in other people’s lives according to their own will. . Colin himself felt that the overstepping of the right to life would cause great mental pain, and eventually he had to destroy himself. Because the whole story is fictitious, no comment can be made. If this is a true story, I think that not allowing me to interfere in other people's affairs should be a law of survival in this world.

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