The future world described in The Sarah Connor Chronicles makes a bold assumption. The future is like this... The future situation should not be a simple battle between robots and humans for the right to survive. There should be many other forces, at least It is also a tripartite. 1. The human resistance army headed by John Connor 2, the robot army headed by Skynet 3, the third-party forces headed by John Henry Humans and Skynet are two extremes that swear to destroy each other, but Recognizing each other's strengths, John Connor uses robots as commanders of human bases, and Skynet trains robot killers with human captives. And John Henry, because he was taught by Mr. Ellison before Judgment Day, has an unconventional understanding of the value of God, heaven, and life, and is likely to use his advanced artificial intelligence to "rescue" a lot of robot soldiers for protection. Humans have established a "harmonious world" somewhere on Earth that is not controlled by Skynet and John Connor. It may also be allowed to exist after a compromise with Skynet, on the condition that they do not disobey Skynet and support the human resistance army. , and even regularly hand over some human beings to Skynet as research specimens, and these people are sacrifices that must be paid to protect the sacred life (see the twenty-first episode John Henry and Weaver's dialogue on life is sacred). In the first few episodes, the T-1000's answer to John Connor, it should be said on behalf of John Henry, they will not join the human resistance against Skynet. If this assumption holds true, then the following question is where did Weaver come from? Why does it think that the fate of mankind is in the hands of John Henry? If you guessed correctly, Weaver should be the T-1000 that sent a letter to John Connor in the submarine Jimmy Carter, so what is the purpose of its return to the past? The war between Skynet and human beings is not a war for interests, but for the right to survive. It is a life-and-death contest. No one can give in. This shows that Skynet has a knowledge of life, at least of survival. It means that Skynet is not just a program that can kill people, it has the ability to think independently, and thinking is complex and contradictory, that is to say, Skynet is likely to be multi-faceted like people, with a good side and a cruel side, There is a creative side and a destructive side. The multi-faceted nature of human beings are all gathered in one body, but Skynet is not necessarily. All computers in this world are its carriers. It is everywhere. It may be a small probability event that represents kindness, or intelligence, or Those who are aware of life... A part of Skynet separated from the main body of Skynet and became independent and entered the body of the T-1000, and maybe some robots were also independent, and they formed a society where humans and robots coexisted. , and remain neutral in the war, but no matter whether the future is a human victory or a robot victory, their utopia is not allowed to exist, so the T-1000 returned to the modern age and began to recreate the Skynet creation journey... As for the being The humans Weaver killed were only sacrifices for the future. This would explain Weaver telling John Henry that human beings are often unreliable, while leaving Ellison to educate John Henry and John Henry about heaven (a future world that is not threatened by nuclear war), life (the part that John Henry is obligated to protect), God (John Henry) has his own knowledge to actively change the future. The following part is cranky bullshit. The part that detached from Skynet should not only be Weaver, but there is likely to be a part that sympathizes with humans. This part loads itself into some newly developed mechanical carrier, and after it has acquired enough information , pretending to be XXX Young (can't remember the name) who is very important to John Connor, and named himself Cameron, then came to John Connor, intending to help John Connor, maybe Connor saw through her (maybe not through it) ) and then teamed up with her to fight the Skynet together, gradually John Connor's human weaknesses were gradually exposed (for example: sleepy and needing to sleep, hungry and lack of energy, angry and angry, anxious before making a decision), Cameron believed that John Connor was not suitable to lead the cause of human liberation , so he placed him under house arrest (or ended), and then led the war by herself. She used a robot as the base commander, which solved the problem of poor execution by human commanders, but after the robot was connected to the network, it was very It is possible to receive control from Skynet, so there is a scene in the first season where Reese recalled that there was a robot in the base and was taken over by Cameron, but Cameron is a robot after all. Yes, but a decision that is not in line with human feelings, coupled with the fact that people can't see John Connor, gradually people began to doubt Cameron's leadership, and even mutiny, so Cameron took a time machine to modern times, to the young John Connor By Connor's side, I hope to know more about human beings, to know John Connor, and to prepare for the future leadership of human resistance. Of course it could also be a return to the modern age in order to develop a more leadership-oriented John Connor. I also have a hypothesis about Cameron, John Connor realizes that his life and energy are limited, and he does not have the confidence to lead mankind to defeat Skynet in his lifetime, so he gave his thoughts, ways of thinking and valuable survival experience. Cameron, let her continue to lead mankind forward, but everyone's distrust of Cameron caused John Connor's pains to go to waste, so he let Cameron go back to the grassroots, hang out with little Connor for a few years, and then consider correcting her after Judgment Day... ... (this part is purely Chinese-style obscenity, hehehehe) To be honest, I have been chasing this show for a long time, and I watched the show gradually drifting away from the concept of Terminator. The second season is simply a A family growth drama, describing how a rebellious child went through his own restless adolescence... But since John's little girlfriend died, the tension of this plot has returned, and I'm still very confident about the next season! Connor is not suitable to lead the human liberation cause, so he put him under house arrest (or ended), and then led the war by herself. She used a robot as the base commander, which solved the problem of poor execution of human commanders. But after the robot is connected to the network, it is very likely that it will be controlled by Skynet. Therefore, in the first season, Reese recalled that there was a robot in the base that went crazy and was taken over by Cameron. Do not understand behavior, often make correct decisions that are not in line with human emotions, coupled with people not seeing John Connor, gradually people began to doubt Cameron's leadership, and even mutiny, so Cameron took a time machine In the modern age, I came to the side of the young John Connor, hoping to know more about human beings, to understand John Connor, and to prepare for the cause of leading human resistance in the future. Of course it could also be a return to the modern age in order to develop a more leadership-oriented John Connor. I also have a hypothesis about Cameron, John Connor realizes that his life and energy are limited, and he does not have the confidence to lead mankind to defeat Skynet in his lifetime, so he gave his thoughts, ways of thinking and valuable survival experience. Cameron, let her continue to lead mankind forward, but everyone's distrust of Cameron caused John Connor's pains to go to waste, so he let Cameron go back to the grassroots, hang out with little Connor for a few years, and then consider correcting her after Judgment Day... ... (this part is purely Chinese-style obscenity, hehehehe) To be honest, I have been chasing this show for a long time, and I watched the show gradually drifting away from the concept of Terminator. The second season is simply a A family growth drama, describing how a rebellious child went through his own restless adolescence... But since John's little girlfriend died, the tension of this plot has returned, and I'm still very confident about the next season! Connor is not suitable to lead the human liberation cause, so he put him under house arrest (or ended), and then led the war by herself. She used a robot as the base commander, which solved the problem of poor execution of human commanders. But after the robot is connected to the network, it is very likely that it will be controlled by Skynet. Therefore, in the first season, Reese recalled that there was a robot in the base that went crazy and was taken over by Cameron. Do not understand behavior, often make correct decisions that are not in line with human emotions, coupled with people not seeing John Connor, gradually people began to doubt Cameron's leadership, and even mutiny, so Cameron took a time machine In the modern age, I came to the side of the young John Connor, hoping to know more about human beings, to understand John Connor, and to prepare for the cause of leading human resistance in the future. Of course it could also be a return to the modern age in order to develop a more leadership-oriented John Connor. I also have a hypothesis about Cameron, John Connor realizes that his life and energy are limited, and he does not have the confidence to lead mankind to defeat Skynet in his lifetime, so he gave his thoughts, ways of thinking and valuable survival experience. Cameron, let her continue to lead mankind forward, but everyone's distrust of Cameron caused John Connor's pains to go to waste, so he let Cameron go back to the grassroots, hang out with little Connor for a few years, and then consider correcting her after Judgment Day... ... (this part is purely Chinese-style obscenity, hehehehe) To be honest, I have been chasing this show for a long time, and I watched the show gradually drifting away from the concept of Terminator. The second season is simply a A family growth drama, describing how a rebellious child went through his own restless adolescence... But since John's little girlfriend died, the tension of this plot has returned, and I'm still very confident about the next season!
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