Two high-energy new technologies are shown here: Cookie and Block. The male protagonist is a communication master, and in his spare time, he teaches Diaosi PUA? The main job is to extract the copy of the person into the electronic storage egg, and communicate with the copy. The case in the play is an online butler who has been domesticated into the original owner (because the copy idea is to copy from the original owner, how caring)! The male protagonist 2 always felt guilty and wanted to see his daughter because he was blocked by his girlfriend, but after the woman died many years later, he found out that he was green. It was someone else's child, and then he smashed the woman's father in excitement, and finally he went Now, the child froze to death in the snow... What a pity! I feel that the technology of cookies is a bit inhumane. The copy has always thought that he was a trapped person, and he didn't even know that he had leaked the secret of the original owner. The worst thing is that the time trapped in the virtual space is controllable by real people. Minutes when a thousand years have passed, that is despair! Turn a button, and the electronic butler has been trapped in the space doing nothing for six months, inhumane! As for the shielding technology, you only need the other party not to press a button casually, and you will be isolated from this person from then on. You only know that the other party is in front of you, so you can't communicate, not even phone or email. Even if you block the photo for memory, you will be blocked if you touch it. Immediate arrest is too exaggerated (the police save trouble)! What's more exaggerated is that even the next generation is blocked. In fact, it is not fair to you. One parent can't decide that the other can not see the child at will, without any valid reason! What's worse is that the male protagonist and assistant PUA Diaosi died unexpectedly but did not report it. Because it was considered a voyeur, he was punished by being blocked by people all over the world. How can he live? (I saw an interesting question raised in the film review: How much computing power is this?)
If technology is abused, the world will not see the light of day!
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