A young man trying to escape from the algorithm, an old man refusing to correct his memory, a secret family history spanning thirty years.
In a virtual world that can "restart" their lives, they choose the most difficult path - embracing real shortcomings.
Intent: This work uses brain-computer interface technology in the near future as the entry point to explore the game between "technological rationality" and "human reality". It advocates that "technology is a tool, not an end." The real cure is not to erase regrets through algorithms and create a perfect false life, but to face shortcomings and reach reconciliation with the true self. The work aims to reflect on the dignity of life in the data age, call for the simplest and most authentic emotional connection between people, and convey the core value of "accepting imperfection is the most profound perfection of life."