The theme and subject matter of Black Mirror are in the same line. This is not simply a question of whether the technology tree is crooked. In fact, how the technology tree is crooked is an active and subjective matter. Sometimes I will be very pessimistic about whether human beings will We must usher in the era of technological decline.
Of course, my cognition and experience are limited in this era, and my intelligence is also difficult to imagine the corresponding solution. I can only assume that when technology develops rapidly, is there any way to ensure that technology does not invade our freedom and self;
This is of course a fuzzy gray area that is hard to define, surveillance can be found in every corner, euthanasia is banned in most countries, and the Internet greatly facilitates daily life while trapping us in a flood of information and sophisticated algorithms. , it is difficult for you to identify in black and white which are sugar oranges and which are poisonous apples.
Also, who will supervise it? Is it reliable? This is also a difficult question to answer, relying on capital, relying on the state, relying on neutral organizations, and relying on each of us? I don’t think it’s reliable. The purpose of capital is profit, and the purpose of government is long-term stability. If technology can help them achieve their goals, does it have anything to do with whether we are kidnapped by technology? It seems not; neutral organizations are basically difficult to achieve neutrality, at least in the current world situation, it is even more difficult to rely on ourselves, our internal differences will exceed our imagination, rely on representatives? It doesn't seem to work either.
When technology is highly developed or even occupied, what level should human civilization reach? If the reflection and updating speed of human civilization cannot reach the speed of science and technology, then the tragedy in the future seems to be doomed. In the cyberpunk era, when the technological gap and class differences have reached the point where they cannot be changed through revolution, it is the dark abyss of most people; perhaps human beings will eventually be reborn in a historic disaster, reckoning, and reflecting on technology, but Can we avoid the cruelty of injuring the enemy by one thousand and self-destructing eight hundred?
View more about Striking Vipers reviews
