If the fatalism wrapped in this sci-fi coat can be established, then it is inevitable for me to give one star at this moment.
The most confusing thing in the play is the jump in different time and space, how one person becomes a bunch of people, and how the four families are originally one family. In this way, the mother gives birth to a child, and the child goes back to the past and becomes the mother's mother. I have seen it in "Previous Destination". After that, what's left of the show? ! How much philosophical height and ideological depth are there? ! The fatalism of the medieval church used the superposition of wormhole theory, dark matter, parallel universes, and quantum mechanics to revive the dead.
The form is far greater than the content, and a bunch of people hold stinky feet. Such a high score, I can only interpret it as a survivor bias. People who don't like the show have already given up on the show and won't rate it. Those who die hard won't get a high score. I'm sorry for the time and energy I spent.
Many people say that there are no bugs, and the bullets cannot be fired after shooting. Does this fatalism have to be realized by violating the laws of nature? It's still fatalism. I think fatalism means that no matter what you say, do, or think, it's already arranged, and people don't realize it, not that people realize it but can't resist - they can't even fire a gun.
It’s okay to entertain the public, but it’s not good to brainwash the public with fatalism. A little knowledge of quantum mechanics will show that our world is not deterministic. What era is it, and they still engage in fatalism, don’t the screenwriters understand that God is a dice player?
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