puts the machine in the heart, puts the mobile phone in the palm of the hand, and puts the software in the brain... Implant technology can turn all of this into reality, but transplanting the soul into a human body is indeed one thing. A huge challenge. The most exciting imagination of "Frozen Soul" is to compress and extract the soul, and everyone's soul presents different physical properties. To put it bluntly, some souls are big, heavy and dark, some are beautiful like works of art, and some are pitiful like a soybean. If humans can really survive to such a day, figure out what the soul is all about, and have complete control over it, I think humans are really not far from the end of evolution. The ultimate question of philosophy "who am I" can be answered, and the ultimate goal of science can be achieved forever. At the same time, what criminals can destroy and mutate is no longer the human body, but the human spirit. It's scary to think about it.
This movie raises a very good question, but it answers other out-of-bounds questions like "what's for dinner today?" The visibility is not strong, but it can arouse the thinking of literary youth.
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