I want to write a story, a future for humans to aspire to.
But a better future would be too dreamy, and realism would be too human.
You can’t rob the realism out of a better future, otherwise it’s going to be un-achievable. But framing all of this onto the human standard, could not manifest the ultimate form of human–the Superman/Übermensch.
Because human in itself is a flawed species, it’s not perfect. However, achieving perfect would be not too human.
Japan.
A country that is known for its weirdness and hentainism. And a bunch of weeaboos’ pilgrimage destination. A glamorous sight of this country for the outsiders.
This country once led the global technology in the early 2000s and late 90s. A country that excels at many aspects and hard to fail at competing with other nations in the world.
The last century’s Walkman, cameras and electronics are best made by Japanese companies and corporations. The new installed government not only didn’t fail Japan, but push forwards it to a higher level that caught up with the US.
Long time ever since the end of WW2, the rich countries on planet have devised a standard to distinguish other poor countries on the planet.
They title themselves as the first world countries, the “developed” countries. To hit the standard of developed countries, according to Wikipedia,
Economic criteria have tended to dominate discussions. One such criterion is income per capita; countries with high gross domestic product (GDP) per capita would thus be described as developed countries. Another economic criterion is industrialization; countries in which the tertiary and quaternary sectors of industry dominate would thus be described as developed. More recently another measure, the Human Development Index (HDI), which combines an economic measure, national income, with other measures, indices for life expectancy and education has become prominent. This criterion would define developed countries as those with a very high (HDI) rating.
At the moment I am thinking about how do I implement and instill an aphorism into a movie, the kind of aphorism that is hard to manifest on graphics but easy on words.
Humans are geographical species.
And jump from this aphorism, I got carried away by the mainstream, the general public.
I think of the origins of how ethics/morality came to this world, while the mainstream are still doing what they are best at–being mainstream, being careless and oblivious to what are actually important.
This film is exceptionally great at all length for a Cold War satire film.
It tickles many nonsensical and ridiculous aspects of life during the Cold War time. The world was weird, and all crazy, at the time, but it was all true.
The humor and the satire of the film land on its aphorism, and what true cold to bone’s black humor is that you see it as ridiculous, but it ain’t no jokes/it is real.
It is completely fresh that this new Spider-man movie has brought new life to our typical Spider-man story.
As a reboot of the franchise, the film surprisingly didn’t follow the cliché of how Peter Parker becomes spider-man, but rather focusing on the aftermath of the Civil War and his life as a rookie Stark intern.
And this movie fits heavily into an American teenager’s life, which mainly includes school, love and family. And with the mercurial element of the vigilante Spider-man lifestyle, he loses his control over his life again and again. And Peter struggles to find a balance between his mundane life and the crime-fighter personality.
When I was a kid I know I was thinking about making people happy making the people around me happy and the reason why I’m doing I was doing that I sing to you because I think I have an is around me the people that they have and I can do to make tend to be happy is important for for me for environments in in the group so that’s that’s basically how I was thinking back then
I bought saw when I was back then I concentrated on making people to be happy whatever the hobby is either it’s laugh smile or the welfare I mean the true happiness with within the hearts either way I want to make them happy so I try to be I address that I love to make I I loved to make jokes.
