higher desires

Kamryn 2022-03-26 09:01:04

The separation of spirit and flesh, soul and shell is the means by which people can achieve immortality of the soul and immortality of the flesh. The separation of the two is actually a brand-new transformation that turns a cocoon into a butterfly, and is an alternative form of immortality achieved by human beings through information technology. This is different from the elixir-like principle that prolongs life, but the coexistence of the body and the soul through the prosthetic body to achieve a new graft. Separating the two sides of coexistence, human genes and thinking are processed and controlled by data, rather than the ontology of life, for me, it is a violation of the rhythm of human development and a dark side of technological development. Humans are human beings after all, whether they are emotions and six desires, birth, old age, sickness or death, there is a beginning and an end, and the finite is the ultimate destination of human beings, and the so-called infinity is ultimately a desire to give up, and technology is an excuse that no one can refute to cover up this gorgeous and advanced desire. With little knowledge and superficial views, people echo what others say, with deep emotions, and I don't know what to say.

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Extended Reading
  • Brionna 2022-04-23 07:01:44

    AKA: Kôkaku kidôtai Director: Mamoru Oshî Starring: Atsuko Tanaka/ Akio Otsuka Release Year: 1995 Language: Japanese/English Country/Region of Production: Japan/UK imdb link: tt0113568

  • Lorena 2022-04-23 07:01:44

    Changning Raffles re-watched it, and it was the first time (??) in my life that I ran to eat hot pot and sweated together. . . When I read it, I kept thinking, I have a dull aptitude, and I think I am afraid that I will never be able to write novels again. After so many years, I still do not understand what literature is: if art is not an appealing story for an argument to be flesh and blood, then What can art be like? Thinking about it now, this is probably because when I read Ted Jiang before, I thought he was not really good. His texts basically follow this pattern. I also feel this way when I read "The Hard Work" these days, and if you want to discuss Philosophy, philosophical texts are deeper, more cutting-edge, and more enjoyable, but what Borges is Borges is definitely not in his old-fashioned philosophical arguments. Where is the problem? Weaving into a story shell is just to let others accept and understand it with the narrative and logic in it, and even "touch people with emotion", but a work does not always need readers (not really need any The works of the reader, but there are works without love),

Ghost in the Shell quotes

  • Batou: There's nothing sadder than a puppet without a ghost, especially the kind with red blood running through them.

  • Project 2501: As a sentient lifeform, I hereby demand political asylum.

    Section 9 Department Chief Aramaki: Is this a joke?