Extremely cool, extremely gentle

When I saw the miniature magnetic robot appear horizontally, I just wanted to cry and cry for human beings. It seems that the Marvel of yesterday is the Google of tomorrow and the Asimov of tomorrow. The life trajectory of the 0th male protagonist Teddy is shown intermittently, full of a human individual's love for the human race-fortunately, the person who yearns for the western sky most, this time, always be there. Baymax recites the neurotransmitter sutra while giving his soft chemical hug. The titanium alloy core with only one command is full of healing.

I even began to feel that giving birth to a child in this world can be worthy of it: no matter how hard it is, as long as it sees the ideal human being, it is just two simple words, cool and gentle. Not in vain, but he can die after hearing about it. In order to understand and appreciate these two words, it has to grow, learn, hurt, and still have hope.

The simple modularized story represents today's level of sensory technology, so that the remnants of West Korea also feel the brilliance of humanity. Thank you Marvel, thank you for globalization, thank you for large-scale industrial production operations, thank you for capitalism, thank you for the United States, and thank Uchiha Itachi. Still saving us.

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