I The content of the comment will be limited to the content of the first season of the show. (Because I only watched the first season)
All youth gossip psychological tests and elementary school essay questions will involve a shallow doomsday proposition: if there are 1/2/3 minutes left in
your life ; if you have three remaining in your life/ 4/five days;
if you are the last man/woman/mouse/black cat sheriff/batman in the world
and then ask what you are going to do, what do you think?
Helen Keller made the most warmth and most warmth for this essay question The most politically correct standard essay for educational significance: We must cherish the last few days to have a meaningful life. Just like other propositions "My Most Meaningful Day";
boys and girls and mice have made countless foods and drinks for this gossip test All kinds of plans full of ultimate pleasure for fun, whoring and gambling.
The end comes in an instant, and passes in an instant.
The director of Jericho is benevolent. He just designed a series of nuclear explosions that destroy the big city for the people of Jericho, not a nuclear winter. Under this framework, the harsh natural environment's powerful influence on the remaining human society is weakened. It also enables the story to continue to unfold in the form of human society.
Can our community, our life circle, withstand the test of the doomsday crisis? Can our community have the power to prevent the regression of human civilization, and can it maintain the civilized lifestyle of mankind?
There is a line in "Rebel": *Although we are chased and killed like animals, we will not become them (to kill others) *In Jericho's S02E07, this sentence appeared: *Some Consentinos are lost Things (humanity...etc), I never want to give up*, famous sayings always give people the power to forge ahead, and the great changes in the living environment, the maintenance of the natural and social conditions of human life require courage and truthfulness. Action to practice.
Do individuals have the right to abandon the moral norms and behaviors of a civilized society for their own survival?
Can they be carried out in accordance with the law of the jungle? If social conditions are restored, will those evil deeds under special conditions We can be forgiven for the
reasons why we are humans and
how we organize the life of the community.
These questions are not (but not impossible) answered in the current life, nor can we learn from the experience of the past.
The lack of the experience of organizing a democratically elected political organization and the awareness of procedural justice makes us very vulnerable when there is no central government or when society is in anarchy. The above questions that have not been answered will surely be answered with the blood and tears of future generations.
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