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Schrodinger's cat
Fredy 2022-03-23 09:02:02
Many years later, a movie imagines that high technology will bring unlimited protection to human health, but everything is based on technology, and there is no human nature. Just like the definition of Schrödinger's cat, science and life can be interdependent. But highly advanced technology cannot define where life is. As far as this film is concerned, the beginning and the end echo each other, and the final climax is also at the end. After watching this film carefully, I think that it is actually a Schrödinger's cat experiment. First of all, the cat is the Jude law in the film. The reflective material uranium required is a certain inducement to make people change, and the solidity required by the experiment is The box is actually based on the high-tech and impersonal social system, because it is inconvenient to spoil, so the process of the experiment is to advance my opinion. At the beginning of the film, everyone thought that only a small number of people who did organ transplants could not pay the loan and were recycled. As the film progressed, I realized that this is a world where most of them live in boxes. They often represent the common people. Here I think the future is definitely like a typical American hero, a story of a person destroying the old world and building a new world, and then the specifics have indeed developed in this way. But when I saw the ending, it was like a sound of thunder blasting in my ears. There was no victory for the common people, no ending for the American hero, but instead the paradox left to me by Schrödinger's cat, is he dead or alive? ? There is no definite answer, but this ending perfectly satirizes the distortion of a certain social constitution with this paradox. In this society, everyone is a cat trapped in a box, helpless and pitiful, surrounded by unforeseen events and life-or-death choices!
Extended Reading
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Jake: A midget.
Frank: Little people, please. I have a cousin.
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Beth: Ask me about my lips.
Remy: What brand are your lips?
Beth: They're all mine.