I love how you've captured the core dilemma of Dr. Stone—the clash between Senku’s scientific ideals and Tsukasa’s vision of a new world. The balance between reviving humanity and managing the chaos that follows is a perfect plot for an intense conflict.
Senku’s decision to halt the revival of certain individuals, especially criminals, highlights the real-world complexity of rebuilding society. While science offers the power to bring people back, it also forces tough ethical decisions about who gets revived and why. It’s fascinating how you framed this, making us question whether science alone can solve humanity’s deeper problems like morality, justice, and governance.
I’m eager to see how Senku and his team would use science to navigate this dilemma. Will they find a way to control the chaos without compromising Senku’s vision for all of humanity? This plot adds depth to the series' ongoing question: How do you rebuild a broken world? Excellent take on Dr. Stone!
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Although "Dr. Stone" is just a sci-fi anime, it reflects real-world issues. Ethical dilemmas are always present with modern technology, and the same applies to politics and society. Sometimes, there isn't a clear right choice, so we often have to settle for the lesser evil.
I am also intrigued by how Senku will approach rebuilding a shattered world, especially considering the diverse population that inhabits it. What strategies and challenges will he face as he seeks to restore both the world and its people?
Have a good one! ^^