1. Such logic: people can't live, they can choose to die, but they don't know that they will be better than or better after death, so they have to live forever, "hope now is eternity" (the philosophy of suicide is in this world. and the other shore, so suicide is the only philosophy). There is no sense of involvement or presence in "this moment". When such a state becomes the norm, people become ghosts. "I won't die, I can only live alone like this (living as a ghost)" [Around 1.14, when the living "Shunzi" becomes a shadow on the wall, it is not the process of a living person dying, but a living person The process of living as a ghost. The understanding of "death" here is that death is not just a momentary physical fact. ]. 2. There must be a space where ghosts live. There are too many ghosts and they are exiled to the human world. But precisely because of this, "ghosts do not kill, because then the ghosts will continue to increase, on the contrary, they will make people immortal, silently closing people in the end of loneliness". 3. Between people turning into ghosts, there is a state of "escape", "Let's go, take me to a distant place." [Deleuze, strong line, flexible line, escape line]. 4. "Contemporary" is a moment when you suddenly perceive "danger". Theology Religion - Psychological Science - Social Science - Ideology. 5. Shadows of lonely people, vague wandering souls, black shadows resembling ghosts moving in libraries and game halls, looking for atoms of distance in the dynamic, and the "secret factory" that will never be lacking in black-directed movies , these images are very successful, isn't this what Benjamin called a "prostitute", holding a turtle in the city, his eyes wandering. [The sound effects of the black director reached their peak in "Serenity", and the image was the peak in "Circuit". "Sacred Rule" is the absolute pinnacle]. 6. It is "generation" rather than evolution. The mechanism of generation is contagion, which is also prominent in Kurosawa Kiyoshi's "X Sacred Rule". 7. From watching Battle Royale 20 years ago to watching the circuit today, Japanese movies...
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