What are we waiting for?, Reivew on The Island

I remember that when I was a girl who didn't know the sky and the sky, I once had a dark discussion with my dormitory on the issue of cloning. The reason is that when we learned about biology, we just talked about cloning technology, and we took advantage of the leisure time to have a temporary debate. I had forgotten whether I was on the pro-clone side or the disapproving side. But after watching this film, for the first time in my life, I was so distracted by the plot that I couldn't sleep.
Can we humans really control the fate of all creatures in the world? Why are we so cruel to them? Will all the efforts we make to survive will really get us what we want? In order to maintain youth, clone a self, and then replace the skin from his body... It's unimaginable. For the first time, I found that sometimes what we humans do is really a bit inferior. In order to produce more means of life, expand factories, and occupy grasslands, at first, we all got our wish. But later, a series of environmental problems such as global warming and desert enlargement followed. Every time we try to satisfy our selfish desires, we wait for a more tragic ending, so what about this time? What are we waiting for?

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