If this is an apocalyptic sci-fi film, I agree with his anti-human destiny. Change the setting. Ascending to the level of the universe, we are just too small to be worth mentioning. We will not worry too much about the things behind us. The beauty of living virtual is also the world's only one, even if it is extinct.
If this is a warning work, I recognize his cruelty, because in his setting, human beings can only survive in the dark, and then be wiped out, leaving no trace. But we can do nothing. The cruelest thing is that this is actually right. Why lift this fig leaf, just Isn't it bad to be in the Garden of Eden?
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