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People who have seen the fishing with their own eyes will have a different sense of awe in life. 2 The radical and crazy whaling industry after the war has brought unprecedented threats to marine fishes. This is a completely different picture from Melville's writing of human beings to hunt beluga whales that are often destroyed. As far as I know, the destruction rate of corals in the ocean has reached 90%. They are all albino.
Human life is just the opposite. Their life is comfortable and can no longer be comfortable. It's nature that support our comfortable life, and yet we're going to destroy it.
In the film, we can see the progress of electricalization, and no one finds it wrong. We have seen people kidnapped by consumerism, buying large quantities of electrical appliances. Of course, we have also witnessed that Adenberg himself visited 65 countries in the 1960s by flying global aviation. This is also part of global consumerism.
These changes result in an experience, which can be transformed into a consciousness of action. It's like the changes in our own body, from youth to middle age, to approaching old age. The feedback given to us by each organ is completely different.
When you are young, you can eat 7 times, you can overeating, you can run wild all the way, and you can dream crazy. You can fight beer on the wine table, and exercise is just a whim.
But now, eating a little extra peanuts at night can make people sleepless. We have to learn to please our bodies. The essence of life is a mass of protein. We must learn to reunite with her. The sport in the past sprang up on a whim, but now it has become the norm.
Regular exercise will make our blood no longer viscous, and will no longer produce blood clots, allowing us to walk freely.
This is the same for the earth. If we don't cherish biodiversity, then the creatures on the earth will lose their freedom. Everything will be retribution on human beings themselves. If you don't please him today, you will be avenged by him tomorrow.
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It is really not a taste to see the huge cetaceans in the ocean, what ancient people thought of Leviathan, to be killed by modern weapons. Because human machines are so effective. The film does not say that the southern part of Greenland used to be a paradise for whaling, but now there is nothing to catch.
This is really the story of China's Pre-Qin Dynasty. Now we are playing again.
After the whale was killed, a large amount of blood melted into the sea and turned into the Red Sea. It's a human spectacle. These big whales have become Jesus who bears human suffering, and they have to carry their crosses and float across the Red Sea. They suffered on our behalf, endured unimaginable pain, and sang whale songs that moved human beings.
What a huge irony.
When we saw their bodies taken out of the refrigerator, there was only one feeling-death. Dead fish, dead fish, this is how we usually describe a person who is extremely indifferent. Although to put it plainly, it is to use a low temperature to ensure the stability of the protein and prevent it from spoiling. But when human beings see it and witness it, they will feel great discomfort.
Human beings like colorful, lively, and endlessly. The liveliness of life is empathetic to us and increases our joy. Then why should we do these things that are against human nature for the sake of money? Why use a huge population to deplete the earth?
Stop killing the creatures on the earth!
Of course, it is not mentioned in the film. After all, this kind of human gene is also derived from fish, although this creature has evolved for more than 100 million years. Stop slaughtering our neighbors!
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Why are a large number of ecological documentaries now talking about living things that coexist with humans? In the past, it was crows who threw nuts on the road and let the car pick up the nuts for them. Nowadays, it is the monkeys in India who pick up human trash to eat.
That's because the fittest survive, and only if they learn to survive with human beings can they survive. The selfishness and barbarism of human beings have invaded every piece of virgin land long ago, leaving animals unable to live in their natural habitats.
And now they ushered in a new evolutionary period.
But according to the introduction in the last part of this film, the earth's temperature will rise by 4 degrees Celsius by 2100. Most areas will become uninhabitable, and tens of millions of people will migrate to other places.
What could be more terrifying than having nowhere to run?
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