2020-7-1
The third season of Diablo, it took a week to complete the entire 26 hours. The relationship between the characters in the entire series is so complicated that this is the first time I took notes and combed while watching the show, and it left a lot to think about. In the extended place, you can analyze and explain from multiple perspectives such as quantum mechanics, religious theology, and philosophical speculation. Everyone’s crossing is to redeem the past self. The past self created the present self. At the same time, the future self is constantly interfering with my present choices. The past, present and future are intertwined, so that time is no longer linear but circular. Yes (this reminds me of Ring Story at the beginning of the year and Nolan's Interstellar Crossing), the past, present and future are intertwined to form a loop. The game between Adam and Eve makes the game of the young, middle-aged and old go on in an infinite loop, and finally the white devil Breaking the loop successfully closed the loop. Human life is like a history in which one's own desires are constantly fighting, entangled and imprisoned by oneself in different periods. The final outcome also seems to herald the unraveling of the dualistic methodology. From ancient times to the present, the essential propositions of life and death, existence and nothingness, reality and falsehood have always plagued human beings. But ironically, the methodologies used by humans in their pursuit of these answers also tend to be binary opposites. For example, there is a constant battle and debate between science and religion, materialism and idealism, instrumental reason and primitive desire. If you choose one side, you are doomed to lose the vision and perspective of the other side. If you choose both sides at the same time, you will often trap yourself in another kind of nihilism. However, there seems to be a mysterious medium and code behind all the propositions that seem to be binary relations, interweaving the hidden clues that exist between all phenomena and events, and implicitly pointing human beings in the direction of the answer. "What we know is only a drop in the ocean, but what we don't know is the vast ocean"
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