In the movie, I didn’t feel the so-called “warmth” she said, but after the opening, the boring conversations in the car between the hero and the heroine began to make me wonder how I would take advantage of the endless falling from the sky and start again and again. time. Immediately I discovered that this is actually a thought experiment, similar to "What would you do if there is only the last day of your life", and what it reflects in the end is the desire of the heart. It's just that the latter reflects a person's most direct desire, while the former reflects the desire to be longer and continuous. What’s interesting is that in these two cases, because of the shortness or distortion of the time dimension, the two originally most attractive appeals in human society, money and morality, have all failed, revealing the unavoidable sadness of human beings as rational animals. Reality—the extent to which fantasy expectations of the future and concerns about the consequences of actions have distorted human nature and true desires.
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