It made me worry about a future where one class is nothing more than chattel, where its only value to the upper class is in the aggregate, and individuals do not matter. Keynesianism has the aggregate at its root, which is why people like Paul Krugman can dismiss out of control government debt because "we owe it to ourselves," despite the fact that "ourselves" are money being given to people now only to be paid back by future tax payers. But they see us all as the same, so what's it matter if we move our change from one pocket to another? It's not far from there to become "the collective," where we have to put the needs of others above our own, but without enough to ever really meet anybody's needs. I see a dark future for humankind if this trend is allowed to continue. I have many things to think about. I've got to sort all of this out before I'll be able to let this go. God damn that movie for forcing my mind into this dark corner.