In the first half of the film, the male protagonist called on the audience in front of the TV to buy the stock of Toki to save themselves, but some people took the opportunity to ship it, and the stock price fell instead of rising. Investors are willing to watch someone die because of it for their own benefit. Do you need to be human when you trade? Or should the machine just care about the numbers on the account?
In the second half of the film, the kidnappers questioned the CEO of Toki if he knew that his behavior of manipulating the stock price was wrong, but he was asked if he could give an example of what law he violated. Should the transaction be maximized within the limits of the law? Or should there be a bottom line?
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