The brain hole of the first episode is really big

Sherman 2022-04-23 07:03:16

If you knew there was a digital version of you living in a game, would you be willing to destroy something in your real life to free your other virtual self? The technical director has the supreme power in the game, and can make the characters in the game live in endless pain, such as no face, no breath but no death. The unpleasant becomes a monster, so that death is a happy thing, but the DNA samples have been stored in the refrigerator and can be copied endlessly. many. Horror is horror. Every character that appears in the game is real in reality, and has exactly the same thinking ability, which is equivalent to copying another soul, but the soul is imprisoned. This episode is really terrifying after watching it. There are many places that make people ask themselves. In fact, the envisaged copying of the soul is basically the same as what Yuval Harari described later in "A Brief History of Humanity". Humans can achieve copying of the soul. Yes, it is to save a person's thinking memory in the computer to achieve complete AI, but it will never rely solely on DNA. Of course, this is the brain hole envisioned by Black Mirror after all, and it is defined by him.

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  • Verdie 2021-12-27 08:01:51

    The first episode broke out! ! !

  • Lelia 2021-12-27 08:01:51

    I like E01, E06 and E04 the most. E01: Also known as the revenge of social terror. Starring Matt dull with low profile. I also want to keep the people I like and the people I hate in a certain worldview and be an almighty God. E04: Can the single matchmaking system help you find true love? It is difficult to generalize E06. The scientific and technological concepts are summarized into a museum, full of pain and whimsy. E05 performed the worst, so it's better to remake the first article in the PKD short story collection "Minority Report".

USS Callister quotes

  • Nanette Cole: This is a dream... It has to be.

    Walton: It's more like an eternal waking nightmare, from which there is no escape.

  • Robert Daly: I'm coming to get you!