People only see what they want to see
People are the weakest link in a system
The door opened by the gatekeeper of the European Federal Office, the ironic and happy ending given by the federal investigator Hannah, and the arrest of the mysterious hacker MRX, all prove this.
Even talented hackers, hackers to the extreme, still can't escape the role of social engineering. As long as there are people involved in a system, then this is the biggest uncertainty. Uncertainty means unpredictable and dangerous. There is no such uncertainty when a machine executes an order of death. In the era of future network electronics, theoretically speaking, as long as there is no one, it can be absolutely safe and reliable. But people are also the last line of defense against electronic runaway networks. Who is the master of the future? What is the master of the future? No one is absolutely independent, and no machine is absolutely independent. All people and machines depend on the existence of others, like innumerable threads intertwined. The social attributes of human beings cannot be erased even in the age of intelligence, whether in the real world or the virtual world.
who I am?
The content before and after the colon is completely useless. Do you use colons in order to appear advanced? But it is true that identity is an important point of the film. The male protagonist has gone from being a little transparent in the class to a powerful cyber warrior. The span of the period can be described as a leap. The value of existence could not be found in the three-dimensional world, but in the virtual network world, he found it. Is this escape? Finding one's worth in another world is not necessarily a blessing.
Without an identity, it is impossible to survive in this world. We can find that what the male protagonist wants to acquire after spending a whole movie in the Federal Bureau, in the final analysis, is just a new identity in the "Witness Protection Program" , pretending to be another person to start life again. "I" exist, it is better to say that various business cards of "I" exist in this world. Others talk to me and call me by my name (Benjamin or XXXXX?), and look for my trace through ID. Benjamin is a small transparent, whoAmI is a super hacker. What connects us to the world is nothing more than an identity that can be discarded and replaced at any time, and we have no way of knowing what our true self is.
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