Disturbed Disturbia.

Nike has a big sports facility. For example I see an athelete on Instagram, I see a sponsorship, maybe ask a question or two, like I did with Eve Mauro and she refused to ever reply me after my ill attempts to ask her endless questions, so this Nike thing is pretty technological and on the other hand, we have predictions like Octupuses that can burn oils in cars, like they did with Monster Trucks movie. Well, intellect has come a long way. I was recently reading a book about deception written by a vice chairman of National Geographic Channel and she was talking about how not only humans lie, but animals too. For example, consider a pasta. Apparently, you have a wierd thing infront of you. But when you eat, you can't figure out what it is, right? you have Chicken and some veggies and yes... a lot of Pasta. You may add Youghurt. But this heighted sense of pleasure and anticipation of eating something and then burning it is like taking a big shock and absorbing it like a great suspension. Disturbia, which predates a typical 21st century scene, ends with this story that there is a deer head but in reality, it's a head of some call girl. You see? deception in action. Only a handful of people with great technical abilities, like Shia LaBeouf himself, are able to absorb a big shock and still be like a good suspension, because they know stuff like this happens. But when the news hits normal guys/gals, since they don't have good brainy suspension systems, so naturally their brain is fused and their engines are destroyed. Like a car with broken suspension and a jammed engines, their engines jam and bam... a deadlock. You see, normal life requires you to be like athletes. It requires you to accept responsibility and actively pressurize opposing force. Pretty much a modern version of Wildlife. But now, we only use science to help us predict big level deceptions, like in the movie Pacific Ocean. After all, Xander Cage from XXX: Return of Xander Cage was right, "The regular guy can't afford to be regular [anymore]".