1.eye: Real-time monitoring of eyes to guide girls
and girls is highly subjective, and the suggestions given must be specious, and there is no way to guarantee that it will work.
On the contrary, the [uncomfortable feeling of having a whole team staring behind him] would probably make the already shy guy even more embarrassed.
This use is really untenable, and it is not as real as cheating in written tests or interviews.
2.copy&cookie: copy of consciousness is put in egg to be a servant
copy. The advantage of consciousness as a servant seems to be only one point: it understands the needs of the ontology better than others.
However, as a replica of the body, the copy consciousness has too many shortcomings. For example, the lazy and sloppy living habits of the body will make the work of the copy as a servant messed up.
Not to mention the moral hazard of plotting revenge on society after the dungeon knows it is a dungeon.
The use of which obviously does more harm than good. In the play, controlling the passage of time to torture the copy consciousness, it is better to directly transform the code of the copy consciousness to make it obedient without knowing it.
3.block: Blocking between people Can multiple blocked people in the
underworld be identified by street people? That is, how to distinguish the blocked Zhang San from the also blocked Li Si?
A. If there is no distinction: such people have no way to find another job to make a living, they will inevitably break the jar and endanger the society, and it is better to be locked in prison.
B If it can be distinguished: then the block will lose the meaning of the block, which is almost the same as plastic surgery.
In short, the three self-righteous technological innovations give me the feeling that they are deliberately showing off their skills, which are not amazing enough and eye-catching.
I very much agree with tin's film review "The development of technology does not always bring about the regression of human nature",
"The first season is more inclined to the development of human nature after the development of technology; the second season is more inclined to the impact of technological development on human nature."
It feels like the Christmas special is going in a similar direction to the second season. You thought you were showing the beasts of technology, but I only saw a lot of flaws and awkwardness...
I hope Black Mirror will not forget its original intention and regain the profound sense of the first season, otherwise it will really be impossible to watch it.
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