In the movie "Truman's World", we see a seemingly ordinary person who is given a special identity - he is the protagonist of the world's most popular TV reality show "Truman Show". However, everything in this show seems to have been carefully designed and arranged by the director, and all the viewers are watching a big hoax that a fake show really does.
The plot in this film provokes us to think about virtual reality and the real world: in an age full of technology, have people become Xi to accepting fictional life, and when this life is suddenly questioned, how do we respond?
"Truman's World" reminds us to pay attention to the reality of real life. In this false world, Truman lives a seemingly happy life, but he always feels as if he is trapped in a cage from which he cannot escape. He has a deep suspicion of the world as he discovers that his life is full of coincidences, lies, and even murders. It's like all sorts of things we don't like in our daily lives, and sometimes we feel that these things are a bit too coincidental or unreasonable, and it may even give us a sense of being manipulated.
"Truman's World" also sparked an interesting discussion: if a person lived entirely in virtual reality, how would he view the real world? This makes one wonder if if we could create virtual worlds that were perfectly in line with human cognition, would the deaths and other tragedies that actually happen to us become irrelevant?
Truman's World offers a unique way to explore the relationship between virtual reality and the real world. It reveals the possibility that as we become increasingly dependent on fictional worlds, our worldview and values may be distorted, and we may even lose the ability to distinguish between truth and falsehood. Therefore, we should always be vigilant and reflect on our way of life to ensure that we do not get lost in this fog. After all, we all want to live in a world that is both colorful and authentic.