"I'm sorry" "No, it's my fault" "But Koba betrayed you" "I chose to believe him, I always thought apes were better than humans, and now I find that we are so similar to them". A movie with such a dialogue is enough. Many times, people are blaming the objective situation and others, but they ignore it. Many times it is their own choices that lead to this result. I remember watching "The Three-Body Problem", the heroine Cheng Xin was chosen as the swordsman who controls the fate of mankind, but in the end, she forced mankind to a dead end. She changed from a virgin to the object of people's blame. The book says that she has twice stood in the place where the fate of mankind is in control, and both times she has pushed mankind to a dead end, but mankind has forgotten that when they chose Cheng Xin as the sword bearer, they had already chosen Cheng Xin. own destiny. Caesar chose to believe in Koba, so he also chose the fate he needed to face. The strong can always control their own destiny through their own way, and they can also see their faults through their own way. They stand in the control position of objective conditions, When objective conditions get out of control, they are also willing to bear the consequences. Caesar said that apes and humans are so similar, maybe not the other ones, but just a little bit of cleverness in wisdom. While people are pursuing wisdom, they are inevitably tempted or controlled by cleverness because of their lack of ability. It is precisely because of this little cleverness that he has been played by the world, so lies, deceit, and betrayal appear. They will always stay at this level, unable to move forward, and they must be complacent, thinking that they have achieved their goals by means. There is a very interesting theory called 80/20. It says that many things can be divided into 80% and 20%. Then the energy consumption of human beings should be calculated in the same way. It seems that 80% of human energy is consumed above internal consumption. Concealing, cheating, fighting, making people spin around in a lot of useless things and wasting energy. The Three-Body Problem says that the brains of the three-body people are open, and they can read each other's thoughts. Science is developing at a constant speed. When I read it before, I thought it was just a setting of a novel, but now I think about it, this statement seems to be very consistent. Human society, the rapid development of human society seems to be after the rapid exchange of information, I think of a story in the West, human beings used to have only one language, and they jointly built the tower to heaven. God made people speak different languages, and finally People scattered all over the place, and no longer had the ability to build the tower to the sky. Since ancient times, people have understood the importance of communication, but people's nature seems to determine that people will never give up deceit, concealment, and selfishness, thinking that they have defeated others, but actually lost to nature. Even the place of science that is regarded as an ivory tower
"If everyone sees you alive, they will definitely leave Koba" "If I am weak, they will not, apes only follow the strong" In "Rise of the Planet of the Apes 2", perhaps the most powerful Caesar is not It was his ability to beat Koba physically, but his insight into almost everything, an intelligence that surpassed the average ape and the average human. He is like a wise man on a higher plane watching everything that happens around him. Those who can adapt to the rules can live with the flow; those who can master the rules can become strong; those who can change the rules can take over the work of God.
"I thought we had a chance." "I thought so too." A chance for peace was destroyed. Even if they are all peace-loving leaders, even if they are the best in their respective groups, they still cannot control everything. The biggest threat is often not from the outside, but the group itself, and the threat within the group may often come from Due to the extremeness, weakness and lack of great wisdom of some individuals in the group, daring to fight may not be true bravery.
"It was the apes who started the war first, and human beings will never forgive it." To have peace, you need the ability to protect peace. Negotiation is based on equality of strength. Without strength, there is no negotiation. People's moral standards are established by themselves, and people's rules are also established by themselves. On the one hand, people clamor for morality, and on the other hand, they stand on the commanding heights of morality and oppose others. People's help to others often does not come from respect and goodness. , but from condescending pity, people can forgive the rudeness and ignorance of a foolish orangutan, but will not forgive a group because of the mistakes of some individuals in an equally intelligent group, even if many individuals in this group want peace, only Because, humans have the ability to defeat them, and even destroy them. If apes want to have peace, they must first have the ability to maintain peace. The rules are always drawn by the strong. If you don't want to stay in the cage, then you must have the ability to keep yourself outside the cage. . Sometimes, people's morality is funny, for example, Westerners, on the one hand, slaughtered Indians and sat genocide, on the other hand, they point fingers at the struggles in other places, on the one hand, they enslave black people, and on the other hand, they shout about human rights. When one group is full, it begins to blame other groups that are still hungry from the moral high ground. It seems that there is a time issue.
"Apes don't kill each other." "You are not an ape." In Caesar's eyes, when you don't take the lives of other apes as your first consideration, when you can solve it in a peaceful way, but rely on your own ability to try to When the violence is resolved, you have already betrayed the ape family, and you no longer belong to this group. Perhaps the reason why Koba wanted to solve it through violence was precisely because of the weakness and fear in his heart, and precisely because he felt that if he had mastered the weapons of human beings, he could completely destroy these weak human beings. At this time, he seemed to feel that he It is a rule maker, just like the Europeans who just entered the Americas, destroying you has nothing to do with you, just because I can.
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