I ran to Baidu Tieba and took a look. The fans are staying old. I am really the oldest loyal audience.
In the process of watching the second season, I suddenly felt the indifference and unease of the sentient beings in the Nine Sections of the Public Security. If a person becomes a prosthetic body, he will always fall into the fear of being rejected by others as an alien, and normal human beings must maintain their superiority by rejecting prosthetics that are better than themselves, and overcome the fear of being replaced.
Machines and people are approaching each other. Asimov describes the extent to which machines are called humans, Masamune Shirou considers the extent to which humans become machines, and Wachowski discusses who is superior to humans and machines.
A person who is fully embodied, as long as he still has a human mind, he is still a human being, right?
If the whole body is alienated into a machine that is not like a human, and retains the human mind, can it be accepted as the same kind?
A person who is fully embodied, if he thinks like a beast, is he still a person?
If you were incarnated from birth, would you believe you were human?
If machines can think, do they have the right to say they are human?
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I always wanted to take the time to write a story about the soul that lives on the Internet. It is separated from the body and does not rely on the prosthetic body. It wanders on the Internet and is stored in the CPU. Life doesn't stop.
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