My some feelings

There are many viewpoints in the book that surprised me and make sense, such as time being the fourth dimension of space, "power is the product of needs, comfort fosters weakness," and "humanity will eventually destroy itself." Based on the flourishing level of modern science and technology, I never imagined that humanity would come to the end of decline. Our society has always pursued communism as the ultimate goal, and I am also full of confidence and expectation in communism. During the process of watching Time Machine, I became increasingly convinced that communism was bound to come true, but its arrival also helplessly marked the beginning of human decline. Because the development of things cannot escape such an eternal law - from weak to strong, from strong to the peak, and finally walk down the altar, slowly sliding into the depths of decline. Things will have their heyday, but there will inevitably be moments of decline! I don't know if humans will really differentiate into two extremely extreme and opposing species, the Eloy and the Morlock, in hundreds of thousands of years. However, I believe that the ultimate goal of Time Machine is not to help us speculate on the future evolution of humanity, but to warn us that humans will spend all their efforts for generations to pursue a comfortable and comfortable life. When everything becomes a reality and humans no longer need to face fear and difficulties, they will become carefree. Without demand, there is no longer a need for strength, and there are small people with degraded brains, short stature, ignorance, ignorance, and weakness everywhere. The ferocious and cruel Morlocks who were forced to live and work underground for a long time are the consequences of human exploitation of their fellow humans. What is more tragic for humanity than putting in so much effort to create a happy future but still unable to shake off the overall decline? Time travel may be achievable in the next generation, or it may always be just a dream. But I don't think the issue of time is the most central. The development of human beings and individuals themselves is the most important issue, and decay cannot be avoided. However, we can use all our strength to delay the arrival of decay, giving sufficient strength and time for human and personal development.