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It has to be said that success has left an impact
Carter 2022-03-24 09:03:15
It's really the final twist. At the beginning of the second apocalypse, although I could see that the teacher had some feelings for the heroine, I didn't think about it. When I saw the third time, I thought it was to get rid of the teacher's shackles. At that time, I was really anxious. Saying nonsense about my feeling is that philosophy is an unknown, rational, etc. Philosophy that will step aside when it encounters human beings can be explained with rationality. The teacher wants to inspire the heroine’s rationality, or is it more enjoyable to write? You can see this comment, don't take it seriously, this is still a very good film, I thought a lot of success and attracted
Extended Reading
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[Mr. Zimit just announced to the class that they'll conduct a final big thought experiment, about survival during a global cataclysm]
Chips: But what kind of cataclysm are we talking about? Gamma ray burst? Pandemic? Erupting super volcano? A sudden shift in the Earth's axis rotation? Grey goo?
Mr. Zimit: Hang on, Chips, we'll get there.
Chips: But is it biological? Geological? Thermo-nuclear? Meteorological?
Mr. Zimit: Let's go old school. Say... atomic.
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[In the third iteration, Petra waives her own eligibility, and now announces who receives the last remaining bunker slot]
Petra: Bonnie, get inside.
Bonnie: I'm a soldier, I know how to knock things down. You're an engineer, you know how to build things up. I'm not worth as much.
Petra: My logic's fuzzier. In my apocalypse, everybody is worth as much as everybody else.
Bonnie: I'm not letting you sacrifice yourself to save me.
Petra: I won't let *you* sacrifice yourself to save me.
Bonnie: Then we'll both go up in smoke, and you'll have wasted a slot for someone to live.
[Petra then asks Chips instead of Bonnie for the last bunker slot]