David was the main hero

It did for many people I know. That's why darkness in our life is so much needed as a contrast.

I am consciously practicing being myself open, while opening the mind of the collective and create a new reality and mankind as a reflection of a re-newed self, it never happens without disagreement, not just here, almost everywhere, it refines life itself, refines friends, refines the clarity of mind, and strips away debris of old wounds. If I would go and do things only for the purpose to get agreed on, where is the contrast, where is the learning and teaching, where is the breakthrough, discovery and excitement, that is not what life is about, I don't surround myself with yes men, I seek disagreement, that's where we get stronger. Out of difference and contrast the strength, love and health of the whole comes. And that's where one can return back to the subject at hand. :)

Thank you for your helpful responses.

I don't have ANY judgment about anything in life, no spiritual teacher encourages judgment whatsoever either, if we are love we don't judge. In given situations I only know what feels right for me and others, based on my beliefs or how my spirit guides me, yet there is no good or bad, let alone evil, whatever that means, and in a discussion like this I don't show any preference, sometimes I just know what the universe wants to create through me, people or a natural order of things, whatever it is, all based on the least of resistance, I merely let it go. When there's a wildfire that is killing the forests and wild animals, I would in most cases order to let it go, and not put water on it, because nature wants to express its own anger, that's just one example. I don't control the outside world, I can only control myself, I don't play the God here to say what is good or bad. Darkness or what a lot of things our ego would probablty consider bad, is very often the exactly what the universe wishes to express. Good and bad/evil (or more precicely what I don't prefer) as two opposite extremes do exist in the mind, but I don't demonize, fear, judge or fight the bad/evil/what I don't prefer, I appreciate it, because it is necessary so we could choose who we are through a contrast, so one could say that I love evil, if that is how someone else defines it. Darkness of existence is a healing force itself, as it is shedding layers of trauma our psyche has accumulated, and nothing fears it more than a human ego, it fears its own destruction and death. So with regards to the subject of a film like this, one could say I just see it impartially, and observe it for what it is. There's an ancient saying, I believe it was Lao Tzu, that observation without evaluation is the highest form of intelligence. I would say that is something I prefer to practice and follow, I'm sorry. Thank you for your input, it is interesting subject to talk about anyway.

I was saying that no one really is innocent, because everyone is responsible, or/yet everyone is, because in my eyes everyone is held in great innocence of love. There's no center in your energy, not necessarily a perspective itself, for it excludes contrast, or sees good and evil as separate in such a way that you consciously experience one or the other, without seeing both as one. When there's zero degrees or 200, your mind can get lost in either one or the other, you're not in the center where you "feel" the comfort of 80 degrees within yourself no matter where you are. That is the mastery I am talking about, that many of us people do practice. That is the center. You create evil as something so separate and distant that is meant to fight the good, that perspective is often bound to see only bad in some people without seeing good within that bad, it perpetuates wars, conflict and struggle, so much so that it attacks a neutral perspective itself for not engaging in its own chaotic division within itself. That is the center in our inner being I am talking about.

Buddhism understands destruction/emptiness is part of life (the same Christianity), there's so much more beyond the simple concept of desire. We all destroy, kill and transform and transmute, It is not the act of what we do, we can kill another human being, and it still can be an act of kindness and love without accumulating any karma, everything comes down to what a state of consciousness we have mastered, that is what Buddhism is about, not the act itself necessarily. Moreover, Buddhism also recognizes that evil does not exist, it is self created by a dualistic mind reflecting its own separation from the real self that is whole, not the mind that has reached oneness within itself, that has no reason to feed itself by illusions about sociopathy, evil, etc. therefore does not even attract it, and neither experiences it as real and existing, except for what is more like a mild contrast that is not such a great extreme that one would define as evil per se. Ultimately everything is self created within one mind that experiences a deeply subjective reality, as we all do. All these ancient teachings see everything as neutral, because that is how all-loving universe sees it as well, with unconditional love, always serving, without judgment.

Much love.

Your responses are very welcome and truthfully the first of great value for its intellectual worth that I would appreciate more.

"Even when humans do analyses of morality, they hijack some fundamental truths of the universe, namely they typically hold survival as an axiom."

This is very true, all Ridley's 4 Aliens have a philosophical quality to them that pose some very evolved existential questions without any prescribed human judgment, questions no different from those that come about when people face wild animals and their first emotional response of fear and the need for survival. This fear of death is what drives such an occurance in life, and it makes one ask, do we contain the capacity to be impersonal enough and courageous enough to let go, or even sacrifice ourselves for someone else? Or why do we wish to save people who don't wish to be saved, or interefere in other countries' cultures under our perceived concept of threat, or saving someone in a hospital severly suffering and only wishing to die and asking others to let them go, why do we care to keep people alive and prolong their suffering. Humans can be very flawed by their own well hidden insecurity and hypocrisy. I could find a good lesson in this last Alien film, it depends who can see deep enough into it to see the same, one can not step out of the matrix and this same cycle of thought patterns until they've seen the bigger picture. Films themselves can be either boring superficial fluff or something much deeper, it depends who is the viewer and what they see, people can miss a lot in this film, and some things I did not notice myself either, there is indeed a connection between these films.

"Why does any human father create a child, the subconscious motivation is symbolic immortality through passing on genes."

Exactly, the same thing that drives the need for survival, David understood the flaw in humans enough to create xenomorphs, almost as a response to how he saw his father, a flawed God, because his father did not know who is his God, he did not meet him, yet David did, when he's sitting in front of him. It was this flawed interpretation of God itself, that made David feel superior. If David saw that his father is not the real creator, but a mere vessel that God guided him, the self realization, respect and what followed might have been a bit different. I would appreciate the next few generations of scientists to teach and program AIs more properly, without giving them any ideas that those who created them are meant to be Gods to them.