Science fiction movies based on cloning are very realistic. The biggest problem with human cloning is not technology but ethics. The development of technology makes us fear that we will rely too much on artificial intelligence. When robots become more and more human-like At that time, where is the value of our existence? The biggest difference between humans and animals is that we think about the meaning of our existence rather than just relying on instinct to explain all actions. Lincoln is different from the previous "products" in that he not only thinks, but also has self-awareness, but also that he has the memory of the body. , The difference from the body lies in the branding of the wrist, how can it be stripped of the right to be a human being? Human clones are more thought-provoking than robots.
Because Scarlett Johansson, whom I knew from this movie, thought how she would look so good in a ponytail. When I was confused at the beginning, I relied on the beauty of the widow sister.
"You are very special, you have chosen, the mysterious island is waiting for you" Everyone is set to be the chosen child, the last surviving human beings on the earth, the purpose of life is to go to the mysterious island, which is the only place without pollution in nature place.
The Lincoln 6E has had all kinds of questions since its inception, why do they always find survivors? What the hell are we doing? Where do the tubes of nutrients lead? What are we?
Be the first to ask questions, questioning everything here, that the Lincoln 6E is special.
He possesses the most dangerous trait of human beings, curiosity, which can also be called human nature.
Life on Clone Island is very peaceful and even charming. The surviving people swim and exercise here, play games, keep a happy and peaceful coexistence, and have a healthy body. The staff declares that their duty is to make everyone happy, and at the same time encourage making friends, as long as Not too intimate.
Some people questioned that if the winning in the mysterious island was not based on luck? Summed up a set of rules, but I don't know whether the mysterious island actually exists.
Until Lincoln accidentally discovers a bug (no creature can survive in a polluted world), which leads to a shocking secret.
Surrogacy, organ transplants, life insurance, cosmetic needs, everyone here is a clone of the real world.
Cloning human beings is against the law, and the sponsor pays to build them without knowing that there are clones.
A spare tire that can be used after one year, a product that maintains a vegetative state without any conscious thoughts, no pain and pleasure perception, is actually a clone whose age and genes are exactly the same as the ontology, and has no understanding of the real world. Clone Island only teaches emotional control, simple social interaction, and no understanding of sexual desire (slap in the face).
Human beings can do anything in order to survive, so the industry that regards killing as a business was born, but they claim to be the creator of the world creating life.
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