s4e1 feels good, it's a tense and exciting s4e1 feels good, it's a tense, exciting and witty little story. People freely express their emotions in the game that they dare not express in real life, but what if NPCs are really self-conscious? Human beings must also have a bottom line of self-discipline in the face of technology and AI. Before NPCs or AIs and other silicon machines have self-awareness, this is called prudence, and after they have self-consciousness, this is called prudence. There is no soft sci-fi in s4e2 that talks about social issues better than Black Mirror. Some ordinary people, some common things, and magnify them with technology, focus on typical social problems. What to do if parental control is too strong? Black mirror s4e2 is recommended. s4e3 I think this episode has another angle that can be interpreted. It's not to keep secrets at all costs, but technology to invade people's privacy. When privacy is violated, not only can you not get the help of the law, but you will be further strengthened by the law. violated. The attitude of s4e4 Black Mirror is very diverse, and this episode is positive about the technology algorithm. Maybe big data can't help you figure out true love, but big data simulations can help you filter out the people you are willing to trust who are willing to fight the whole world with them. s4e5 please tell me what he said. s4e6 string up la la la. The story is alright, more like a fairy tale, and the content does not need to be delved into, just watch it as a crime suspense movie. I feel that the screenwriter wants us to mistakenly think that the male protagonist is the murderer who killed the weatherman, and finally uses the female protagonist's revenge to make a reversal.
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