My favorites for this season are: Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 1.
In the second episode, the irony is that the current bow-headed family cannot live without their mobile phones at all times. This is really the case. Now the connection between people and the world is the Internet. If a person is locked in a room, he is no longer lonely with a mobile phone. But it's not right to kill the mobile phone with a stick because of the multi-purpose nature of the mobile phone. It is a violation of the traffic rules for the male owner to look at the mobile phone when the car is open. , not the function of the phone;
The third episode is an illusion that in the future, the human mind can exist independently on the chip. If my mind can be separated from the body and become another "me", can I stand the "me"? This is a really difficult and interesting question. That's why there is a plot where Ashley's "thinking", which is independent of the body, kills Ashley in reality. I wonder how they will get along after they all survive?
The first episode is the most ridiculous. A man enters the virtual world of a video game and immediately becomes possessed by his soul. He experiences a woman's orgasm, and he can't stop it. It even changes the sexual interest of men in reality. I think even in virtual reality, it is difficult to make gender transition so natural. Isn't there a natural rejection on the psychological level? Unless you are bisexual. No matter how to simulate it, virtual neural responses must be realized through physical body responses. There are no "devices" in reality, so how to experience it accordingly? And the reality is straight, how can you become a transgender in the virtual world? And in the end, it seems that the wife and the husband have reached an agreement, and the husband's online game cheating once a month is equivalent to the wife's real cheating. The film seems to tell the audience that if sexual boredom in marriage is unavoidable, whether it is an online virtual game or a real operation, it has the same effect and influence. Why don't the screenwriters ask the developers of virtual games for their views?
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