Although I sneered at competitive sports, in fact, I completed the cognition of many sports of ice hockey, baseball and rugby with relish in the movie. This process gave me an epiphany that sports is not something that can be done with a strong mind and a simple mind. It also made me realize that there is a belief in the world called "knowing that you will lose, you have to fight to the end." Competition is like life, you can do your best, but you can't be too obsessed with the ending.
The reason is simple, and it takes thousands of twists and turns to pave the way for implementation. The reality is also much harder than the movie. But the sense of power is conveyed. I remembered that many years ago, an elder once asked me: Do you know what the most important thing about sports can bring? . . . And then told me again: passion.
Even though we're on the verge of having artificial intelligence, we can't create anything to replace passion and all emotions. Even if humans are nearly wiped out by robots, the few survivors may still be jogging on the trails. . . . Hey, it's comforting to think that even the vast universe may not understand our unique feelings.
(I admit that the last paragraph is opening my mind...)
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