1. S201 collects a person's network information to simulate the person's personality. From the end, it seems that this approach is a bit of a failure, but if the information that can be collected is greatly expanded, will it be possible to successfully simulate a person? After all, our character is revealed through our interactions with society. In addition, as a normal man, I would like to say, what is the difference between a male friend who can't ejaculate and a massage stick.
2. S202 is a story about punishing a person who made a cruel child abuse film. To put it simply, the actual performance of the self-righteous spectator is no different from the sinner himself. However, since the sinner's memory is cleared every day, this episode is a little deeper than it looks at first glance: 1) As an amnesiac, do you still have to be responsible for your past? (Can we not be held responsible for the Cultural Revolution?); 2) If question 1 is true, then every punishment is actually a show in the full sense, and the "sinners" are just innocent victims.
3. S203 is the story of a cartoon character campaign. It's a shame the Blue Bears didn't win at the end. This thing is similar to the name of the orangutan chosen by the Shanghai Zoo a while ago. If you want to play, you have to admit defeat. Anything without a campaign philosophy is bullshit. Only a symbolic leader is the most perfect leader.
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