As a blind person, I am often placed in the category of conditional resources.

It is not only in the world of work that we have to repeatedly prove fitness to stand in a society that is measured by functionality, but even deeper, even to live, we always have to answer the question of worthiness and what it means to exist, as if being born to live is not enough if we do not benefit or be effective according to the norms set by the world.

When I watched the HUMAN RESOURCE film of Dee Nakhon, I found an interesting contradiction between the two words that make up the name of this department, Human and Resource. This movie is like a research report that records the decay of humanity through a smooth tone. What's shocking is that even if you have a clear-sighted eye in the world of French, we all have a different status: trying to make the word Resource in us look good enough for the system to accept, so that sometimes we unfortunately forget to take care of the human part.

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In fact, I was very irritated to see myself in French, the woman who is the best engine of the system, that she would resist the cycle and flow along the water just to maintain normal happiness. Until the day she found out that a new life was born in the womb, a painful paradox became apparent when she had to question whether this child, the world's newest employee, should be welcomed into a world that values the word resource more than the kind of person his mother really is, what kind of world we are passing on to the next generation, a world he can be proud of just because he was born, or a world he has to prove. Worth of living to the last day.

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This movie invites us to realize the balance that has collapsed through the horror of the French, a state in which we allow the word Resource to devour the word Human almost completely. We struggle to be an effective resource according to the world's norms, to forget that we have the right to feel the right to tire or even the right to disagree with the ongoing cycle.

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The most rewarding thing about watching this movie is when I reconsider my life contract, that the moment we give so much weight to the word Resource that we completely erase the humanity in ourselves and others, then we're losing the essence of being alive or not, the world can be a complex system with hard rules to change, but I hope we're left with a little space for unvaluable dignity, an area where we won't be frustrating friends and forget our own humanity just because it's normal anymore.

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For blind friends, new employees, please consider having a caption through the PANNANA application, which helps to see this movie a lot because the movie is silent most of the time.: D

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