Why did the unpopular project "Project Hummingbird" succeed? Today's recommendation is for you to interpret

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Today's recommended movie is: "Hummingbird Project"

Recommended reason: It backfired, it was very realistic and cruel. The film is more about the struggle of human nature, I think the last farm is the core of the film, maybe the farmer's idea is what we should think deeply. It's not about the end result, it's about personal dignity, it's not just optimism, it's the whole life. You can choose not to do it and spend your life very loose and happy. But once chosen, there's only one goal: win! Whether it's entrepreneurship or war, there's no chance to start all over again. How the result is not important, the process is the most important.

Classic quotes

But what about farmers?

What happened to them?

Lemon farmers in Zimbabwe What do they get out of it?

Lemon farmers have nothing to do with this.

How could they possibly be irrelevant Lemon was what they planted.

Yes, but they are not important variables in the system, and mathematically they are irrelevant to our business plan.

It seems that I had better not go to Zimbabwe to be a lemon farmer. After all, they have nothing to do with your business plan mathematically.

Okay, sorry, I'll just shut up and go back to work.

No, no, this is, this is an interesting question that raises many epistemological questions.

We succeeded, man.

Well, we made it, we were eliminated, but we succeeded.

You know, sometimes they say that the destination doesn't matter, what matters is the people we meet and the lessons we learn.

Sometimes I think, if I had lived only sixteen milliseconds and I had no memories of the past, and before those sixteen milliseconds, I had nothing in my head, and the only memory left in my mind was the pictures and smells and feelings in those sixteen milliseconds, what do you think I would think?

I don't know, I think your life will be as long as if you lived a hundred years.