Learning to let go is true love

Ronny 2022-03-26 09:01:05

The Internet is a metaphor for human society from its name to its setting. The second part turns the stage to the Internet space, making it a large-scale human fable, echoing reality everywhere. From light terminals, WiFi boxes to personification of Internet processing programs, it can be regarded as an exposure of information materialism, but under the cover of capitalist ideology, the "digital labor" who builds the entire Internet is beautified as a self-indulgence. This is an unconscious revelation, and it is not easy to criticize it. Because the film later questioned the neutrality of technology through the ridiculous money-raising plot, the bright side only refers to the algorithm, but actually refers to the entire Internet technology. But the Internet is not a real society after all, because the good and evil thoughts of human beings (appearing as the protagonists) will determine the survival of this world - here is the narrative of Taishan's disaster film - that is to say, technical logic cannot overwhelm humanistic logic. In the new era, people no longer need/can help each other, and the preservation of humanistic warmth will be the key. Disney's self-blackening of its own princess is the advanced way of playing Easter eggs, which is incredible.

Winfield 2022-03-26 09:01:05

The Internet is a metaphor for human society from its name to its setting. The second part turns the stage to the Internet space, making it a large-scale human fable, echoing reality everywhere. From light terminals, WiFi boxes to personification of Internet processing programs, it can be regarded as an exposure of information materialism, but under the cover of capitalist ideology, the "digital labor" who builds the entire Internet is beautified as a self-indulgence. This is an unconscious revelation, and it is not easy to criticize it. Because the film later questioned the neutrality of technology through the ridiculous money-raising plot, the bright side only refers to the algorithm, but actually refers to the entire Internet technology. But the Internet is not a real society after all, because the good and evil thoughts of human beings (appearing as the protagonists) will determine the survival of this world - here is the narrative of Taishan's disaster film - that is to say, technical logic cannot overwhelm humanistic logic. In the new era, people no longer need/can help each other, and the preservation of humanistic warmth will be the key. Disney's self-blackening of its own princess is the advanced way of playing Easter eggs, which is incredible.