After watching this film, I suddenly had a strange idea. Imagine, if these 1213 people continue to reproduce, what will they give to their offspring? Human civilization has disappeared, and they will develop little by little from the most primitive state on that planet. Although they have all seen the various high-tech technologies of the earth's civilization, if they are allowed to restore the earth's civilization, it seems that It is impossible, because the knowledge and culture they know are passed down from generation to generation, and these 1213 people start over from a planet with nothing. For example, A is one of the 1213 people, before He is a world-renowned physicist on earth. He came to a new planet and gave birth to a child. He definitely wants to give him all the knowledge he knows, but his child will definitely not understand it all, or even only understand it. A small part of it, (it's like you travel back to primitive society to teach them calculus) Will this cause a kind of civilization loss? Could the earliest humans on earth have escaped from other planets to come to earth like this? Their civilization was the most advanced on earth at that time (but far less high than it is now), but because civilization could not be 100% passed down to the next generation, so civilization gradually degenerated, and then human beings began to re-develop on the basis of handed down civilization, Even beyond the original civilization. Some things that, in our opinion, were simply impossible to do with the technology of the ancients at the time have explanations.
What I wrote is a bit messy, I don't know if you can understand it or not, it's purely imaginative.
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