Doomsday without a Philosopher

I saw it through a friend's introduction and had great expectations. The design of the first scene felt that there were some problems. The design background was to survive in the doomsday and undertake the continuation of human beings. But the designer knew that when he was abandoned, he went against his design purpose and chose to make mankind extinct. The design of the second scene is even more nonsensical. He threatens with a gun just because he disagrees with himself, putting himself in a special power class. Choose to exterminate humanity when it fails. The overall feeling is that the world revolves around me, without me, people should not have a future. Disobey me, and mankind shall perish. The third scene is self-selected by the designer's students. It does not have the logical thinking of the philosopher, but rather follows the sensory emotions of the self. The final emotional design barely kept the integrity. Because of emotional problems, the scene design is targeted and imperfect. But the article does not have much to do with philosophers. If you think about it, they are all ordinary people.

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