There are a lot of things in this world that you don’t know. In order to quickly manipulate information in the future, it’s best to keep the number of people who know the truth to a minimum. But while you are monitoring others, don't assume that no one is monitoring you. The truth you learn may also be an illusion in the eyes of others.
Thought induction is necessary, even if the law is distorted for this purpose, and the result can justify the means, which is a common theory in both terrorism and democracies. Machiavelli said that as long as the end is right, the means can be uncompromised. We can define correctness as any event that has a stabilizing effect on stabilizing the secular system. But there is a paradox here. We live in a time frame that denies the possibility of any worldly perfection. The limitations of time expose the right outcome to a constant stream of events that reason cannot know, so the evolution of the outcome is complicated. Since we are faced with unpredictable outcomes no matter what, most of us tend to make choices that allow us to calm our minds. Herein lies the role of the law: to create a standard or atmosphere that the vast majority of people agree with and are easier to achieve, while enabling them to live together in relative harmony. However, if a person has a very strong belief, his legal binding will be relatively weakened. For the sake of his inner belief, he will definitely do anything to achieve his goal. Just like Frank brought terrorists to justice by destroying the justice system, Hannah framed Sean in order to protect the justice system, the righteous eventually became the executioners, and the defenders became the destroyers.
However, this is unavoidable, just as we acquiesce in that we can sacrifice the interests of a small number of people for the benefit of the majority, the law of nature determines that we cannot avoid the small part outside the 95%. So that's why I like the absurd so much. Everything that man suffers is the absurd ending caused by the unconscious influence of God. If you don't think so, I'm afraid it will go to the tip of the bull's horn and die.
Fortunately, the media finally gradually realized the complexity of human nature: despicable and great, vicious and kind, hatred and love can live in harmony and exist in the same heart. All the characters in the story are three-dimensional and full, and you don't see those strong, stark and pathetic contrasts in them, but subtle, contradictory blurs instead.
Although there is no answer to the story, the process of capturing is always exciting and enjoyable.
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