It can't be regarded as a film review for this movie, but when I saw one of the details, I thought of something. When the police saw the reporter played by Downey talking on TV about the murder committed by the Zodiac, they were very angry because they were not sure that the earliest murder was committed by the Zodiac, but the masses believed it because "They saw this judgment on TV." What this shows is that in the 1960s and 1970s, television was extremely credible.
What I am thinking of is that in the current society, there are more channels for obtaining information, while at the same time, the cost of information production is reduced and information is multiplied. As the credibility of information from various channels decreases. In fact, this is not difficult to foresee. The truth of an event is lost in countless true and false information, and ultimately becomes unknowable. The last inevitable situation is now evident. No one knows the truth, you only know the truth you can know, and whether this truth is true or not is unknowable. In fact, if you think about it carefully, most people actually don’t care about the final truth. What they care about is their emotions when they see the event, so they become fools who can use them. They think more and can’t find out the truth, but at least they can. Eliminate many error items.
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