1. Humans feel that mutants are dangerous and they go to provoking them and oppose them. Isn't this insane? It is the rhythm of death! This kind of plot appears in costume dramas, no, it should be said that it can be tolerated in those prehistoric dramas (savages, slaves, etc.), this is a science fiction drama! Moreover, mutants themselves are a kind of resource. They do not use them because they are afraid, and they plan to obliterate them. Isn't this a thought from thousands of years ago? If human beings have always thought like this, where did the development come from, where did the electrical energy come from, and where did the nuclear energy come from? Wouldn’t it be possible to kill those scientists when they discovered that radioactive substances cause cancer?
2. Having super powers will even lead to the denial of the six relatives, the lack of a place to stand, and even the shame of oneself. It's normal to be afraid because others are different from you and stronger than you, but what if your relatives are different from others, which can make others afraid, and you are also afraid? If my son can control the fire, I feel like I am a bunker myself. If my classmates are like this, I just want to say: "The local tyrant, no, God, be my friend." After thinking about it for a little while, you will know how brainless the people inside are. If others have superpowers, you dare not kill them. Isn't this courting death?
Finally, summarizing the above two points, what I want to say to the humans inside is: "Always remember the truth that if you don't die, you won't die! Go to the local tyrants, no, here is to be friends with the Great God!"
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