After watching this drama in one day, I can only say that the first few episodes are indeed worthy of consecration. Science fiction and AI themes will always arouse my strong interest.
The main starting point of the conflict in this play is the fateful confrontation between the two camps of human beings.
Atheism and theism have been an integral part of discussions in human history since ancient times. This also extends to where human beings came from, where they will go, and various disputes over "souls".
The depth of the discussion in the first few episodes pierced my heart, and the mid-to-late atheists and theists are constantly being reversed, and even become polar opposites of each other, which is also very interesting.
But I really don't know what to say about the ending. I can make up more than a dozen directions for the follow-up development. I don't know what the script is going to be. I don't care about the foreshadowing in front of me, I continue to dig, and the more and more pits are dug, the more and more question marks I have in my head are also getting denser and denser. The good human origin has turned into an alien, as if seeing the trend of the three seasons of "Stranger Things", it is the meaning of the American TV drama that digs two hundred holes and waits for the fool to jump.
So the question is, since the Neanderthals are B22 natives and were extinct by prehistoric humans after landing on the earth, are the current humans really pure-blooded humans? Their so-called "oracle" may just be the history of the Nepalese left over 40,000 years ago.
There are too many points that can be expanded and analyzed. It's annoying, so let's do it.
It would not be an exaggeration to say that it fell to the altar.
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