I regard this movie as a fable of life.
In this fable, the entire human race is like an ordinary person in the current reality. This person is in desperation. He has just entered middle age, and after experiencing the spending time and indulgence of his youth, his money and body are overdrawn, and he is trapped in the quagmire of poverty and disease, unable to extricate himself. Although he has changed his lifestyle and led a simple or even primitive life, his situation has changed step by step. He didn't have enough resources-whether it was money or time-to change his destiny.
He entered a state called "scarcity". In the state of scarcity, all he did was for one purpose-survival. He used almost all of his resources to meet his immediate survival needs. He even took the initiative to make himself stupid and stupid, and to remove advanced skills to make this kind of life of flying dogs take for granted; he even deliberately twisted his beliefs, Turn what you originally believed into disbelief, and write the lie into the textbook.
Of course, sometimes, he will also remember his original intention, that is, the curiosity and courage he had when he was young. The name of this original intention in the movie is "Murphy." But in reality, the authoritative voice sounded over and over again, just like the two middle school teachers, forcibly suppressing this original intention. Indeed, when you are confined to want, it is too extravagant to make you curious about the unknown world.
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