I watched Euphoria's Christmas special at the beginning of December, and took it out to read it again on Christmas Eve, lamenting Americans' obsession with religion. Since Flannery O'Connor began to discuss catholic possessed of modern consciousness, American intellectuals have never stopped reflecting on the meaning of religion in contemporary civilization. To put it bluntly, science cannot solve everything, or that science is pale and powerless in the face of the most fundamental struggle of human beings. It makes us understand that human beings are just a mayfly floating in the desolate and boundless galaxy. The conception of self-meaning, but there is no way to give a new answer. What am I suffering for? This question has already entered the category of religious discussion.
Although the film is about disease of addiction, the answer given is very general. The line "You got to believe in poetry" that Ali said twice in the whole film feels like the finishing touch. We live in a dark place. age, so we have to believe in the world in the poem.
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