But one question is, what is the relationship between material immortality and human immortality? Schopenhauer taught us that the difference between man and everything else is that we are uniquely rational. And for the appearance of the appearance, the understanding of the concept, it is the ability of reason, based on which we judge and choose. And how can this rationality be replaced by material eternity? When a rational person turns into an animal with only intuitive understanding, or turns into an inorganic substance without even senses, is this cycle a cycle? At least the movie didn't explain it. Of course, how to look at death does not mean that death is rebirth, and death is eternity. Death is death. It is the demise of the will, the non-existence of the subject. The demise of the only real thing for us. How to face death?
My feeling is that there is no other way but to slack off happily.
As for the combing of the three lines of the film, there is always a sense of slight flaws, so I won't go into it. In comparison, the Wrestling King is really beautiful...
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