Chapter 2227 Possibility

There is no doubt that Rick's IQ is definitely higher than Einstein's. After all, Einstein only proposed the theory of relativity, while Rick invented the space gun, which can go to parallel universes. After nearly 30 years of learning and adventure, the knowledge and technology he has mastered are already the best in the universe.

However, when many Ricks formed a committee across the multiverse, and when Ricks followed the rules, the performance of the committee was disappointing. The rules and regulations wiped out Rick's intelligence and wisdom, and Rick also turned from a genius into a mediocre ordinary person, strangled by the system.

Rick in C137 has expressed opposition to his grandson going to school and living like an ordinary person more than once. He thinks going to school is the stupidest thing, so he never lets his grandson go to school and do homework with peace of mind. He even has the ability to help his grandson with homework and improve his grades, but he doesn't do it. He would rather play "Inception" and sneak into his grandson's teacher's brain to implant the idea of ​​getting excellent grades for his grandson, so that his grandson can get high scores even without attending classes.

C137 Rick despises all social conventions, so he completely despises the committee, an organization established according to the mortal social system. And the fact seems to be just as C137 expected. The entire committee is quite vulgar and does not show any wisdom at all.

But Duran does not think that the committee is undesirable. The original intention of the committee was to fight against the Interstellar Alliance and protect Rick and Morty's adventure. It's just that this goal is too simple and too easy to achieve. When the goal is achieved and there is no greater goal, the committee will retreat. If the organization has a strong program and a bigger goal, it will naturally be different.

Unfortunately, neither Rick in other universes nor Rick in C137 can see this, because the environment they grew up in is destined to make them unable to realize what the organization needs.

Their country does not allow civilians to unite for a great goal. The United States teaches them that everyone's personal interests are the most important and they must not unite. At the same time, the United States also divides society into different groups, labels them differently, and allows different groups to fight each other.

In the past, the social classification was a pyramid model, with each layer representing a different class. The minority class standing at the top of the pyramid would naturally be afraid that a large number of civilians below the pyramid would stare at the top, or climb up, because once the people below climbed up, the people above would lose their status.

So the best way is to let the people at the bottom of the pyramid fight endlessly and instill different concepts in them. The most common one is racism, which was quite effective during the colonial period.

When a small number of colonists came to a new place with many indigenous people, they would of course worry that they would be driven away by the indigenous people who were in a group, so they artificially placed different races for the indigenous people.

In fact, the indigenous people themselves have the same roots, but this is obviously not what the colonists want to see, so they forcibly split the indigenous people with the same roots into different ethnic groups based on their economic conditions or places of residence, and then use one faction to fight another, using racism to control the entire colony, which has been tried and tested. Of course, nationalism rose in various places later, and the anti-colonial wave was enthusiastic. Unfortunately, although the colonists were driven away, the forcibly divided ethnic groups have been in civil war, which can be said to be endless.

After the colonists returned home, they began to fear their own citizens, so they began to divide the citizens in other ways, such as homosexuality, gender identity, feminism, people of color, etc., dividing the citizens into different groups. Obviously, these citizens are of the same class, and they have only one enemy, that is, the class enemy who is domineering over their heads. However, because the citizens are divided into different groups, and the citizens of each group think that they are the most vulnerable group, they should get more benefits.

In fact, the benefits they fight for are what every citizen deserves, but each group thinks that these benefits belong only to their own group, because they are a vulnerable group, but others are not.

If the upper level of the pyramid originally needed to spend ten resources to satisfy the people at the bottom of the pyramid, then now they only need to spend one resource, because the lower level citizens have opaque information, act independently, are short-sighted, and only think about their own interests. They can fight for one resource and get bloody. Let alone unity, it is already very polite not to stab in the back.

Rick grew up in such an old colonial country. Although Rick is considered middle class, the education and environment he grew up in are like this. Therefore, as smart as he is, he does not think that there is anything wrong with the ideology he has been indoctrinated with. He also only knows about small groups and does not know how to unite all the friends who can be united.

"In fact, you can go back to your own universe and try it." Duran encouraged Rick in front of him to go back and change his ideology and try to unite the people at the bottom of the pyramid.

"Your idea is more terrible than that mustache." Although Rick is smart, his three views are still typical American imperialist thinking.

Duran thinks it is completely possible to give it a try. Of course, if Rick really does it, then the end may be assassination. Because those who can really unite the bottom of the pyramid have no good end, and they can only die. People at the top of the pyramid will never be happy to see someone unite the bottom people together, that's terrible.

Just like the emperor would not be happy with officials sticking together, the emperor would only feel at ease if officials fight each other. The emperor does not care whether the people will suffer because of the officials fighting, he only cares about his ruling status. The more officials fight, the more at ease the emperor is.

C137 never thought that if Rick and others had a great goal, how strong the committee could burst out, it would probably become the strongest organization that ruled different latitudes and managed different times, able to uphold justice and ward off evil, and to help the weak. Unfortunately, c137 only thought that unity was the choice of incompetent people and the shackles of society, and never doubted that his ideology was deliberately instilled in him by someone.

Some people may say that Duran's ideology was also instilled by others. What qualifications does Duran have to say that Rick did something wrong? Why does Duran say that society is a pyramid with upper and lower stratifications, and why does he have to stratify it vertically? Duran has no right to control it.

Duran can only say that his ideology was of course instilled by others, but he has mastered objective scientific dialectics, which is a magic weapon that can kill gods and Buddhas.

Being a scientist does not mean that one has mastered the scientific dialectics. Rick is like this. He is very strong, but his understanding of things is a mess. Otherwise, he would not be so troubled by family relationships, and he would not shout "I am in pain" all day long. If he mastered the scientific dialectics, he would know that there is only one way to save the world and save himself, and that is a road called ghost.