Chapter 2414 Unity and Disunity

Ishigami Senku looked at Duran with a calm expression. Although Duran was an enemy that he could not solve with science and had caused a lot of trouble, Ishigami could feel from Duran that he had no ill will towards humans. He was just a pessimistic person.

Duran always raised the negative side of the question, so Ishigami thought that Duran was just pessimistic.

"We received a warning from the Infinite City on this island. Can you tell me what the Infinite City is? Does it belong to our Earth civilization?" Ishigami asked seriously. This was the question he was most concerned about. Are there any aliens besides Earth civilization?

"Is this question important? Does it matter to humans whether there are aliens or not?"

"Of course it matters. At least we need to know what kind of existence we are facing." Ishigami insisted on knowing the answer.

Duran said: "It doesn't matter what kind of life form you are in Infinite City. The most important thing to survive in Infinite City is authority. With authority, humans can move mountains and fill the sea like gods, and change the world. Without authority, gods can only flee and survive. In Infinite City, everything is equal, only authority is supreme."

A strange and fully automatic city immediately emerged in the mind of Shi Shen. Everything in the city is high-tech, but you must have authority to start it, otherwise you will be regarded as an enemy by the city.

"Then what does Infinite City have to do with humans? We humans live very well on Earth."

"Shi Shen, your idea is not good. What do you mean by very good? Do you think humans are already very good? The population crawls on the surface of the earth, bound by gravity and unable to go to the sky. A petrifying ray can make all mankind fall into extinction. Do you think this is very good?" Duran looked at the boy opposite.

The boy thought that humans were indeed good: "Humans have evolved and developed step by step. If we had not encountered an enemy attack, we could have taken the earth as the starting point and moved step by step into space." When talking about the development of space, Ishigami was excited, because it was the desire for the starry sky that led him into the field of science and technology, and the first thing he practiced was to make a hydraulic rocket. He yearned for the universe the most, and his dream was to become a rocket expert.

Ishigami believed that humans already had the foundation to step into the starry sky. At least in the 21st century, space technology has been improving. Humans have landed on the back of the moon, and experiments in the space field have been ongoing. As long as there is enough time, humans will definitely be able to go to space. By then, nuclear fusion engines, directional pulse thrusters, radiation-proof outer armor, even energy shields, and cryostasis chambers will all be developed, and humans can set off for the universe.

However, this is only in an ideal state. In fact, it is still unknown how long it will take for humans to reach that step.

"Step by step, you islanders just like to immerse yourself in the script you wrote. You have been attacked, but you still want to develop step by step, and you can't adapt to changes at all." Duran shook his head and said: "The Infinite City is constantly expanding, and it will not stop in the future. In another 4,000 years, it will swallow the earth, and in 20,000 years, it will swallow the sun. At that time, the entire solar system will become a part of the Infinite City. Then the Infinite City will continue to expand to the more distant outer space, and finally it may fill the universe." Although shocked by the terrifying size of the Infinite City, Shi Shen still wanted to correct Duran's mistake: "There is no material to fill the universe. Even if all the materials in the universe are used to build the Infinite City, the Infinite City is just a small corner of the universe. The universe is vast, and there are too many empty spaces." "Why build the Infinite City? What's the point of spending so much energy to build a city that keeps growing?" "What's the point of asking this question? There is no meaning, but people living in the Infinite City in the future may be able to create some meaning for the Infinite City. Just like the universe, it originally has no meaning, but after the existence of intelligent life, it helps the universe find meaning." Meaning is originally subjective, not objective. "I'll tell you another piece of good news. All the new humans have moved to Infinite City. You old humans are still the masters of the Earth, at least for the next four thousand years. Take advantage of it. I hope you can also get the authority of Infinite City." Duran said.

"What is the authority of Infinite City and how can I get it?" Ishigami will not sit and wait for death, but he will not stubbornly think that he can solve Infinite City, so he is still willing to make preparations for both.

"Authority is to master the highest right to use Infinite City, just like you can solve problems by learning physical formulas. With authority, you can print technological products in any corner of Infinite City. What you hammer out on Earth can be manufactured in Infinite City with just one thought." "And if you want authority, you must make accurate choices. If you unite, you will live, and if you divide, you will die. I think you should understand."

"Do you hope that all mankind can unite as one?" Ishigami did understand. He really hoped to do it, but after experiencing the Treasure Island incident, he found that when two unfamiliar groups of humans meet, they will always use force directly, which is completely in line with the Dark Forest Theory. When two civilizations meet, they will directly shoot. This time, Ishigami and his team were lucky, otherwise they would have been wiped out before landing.

Even scientists feel powerless when it comes to making different human beings coexist peacefully: "No scientific product can unite all of humanity." This is no longer something that scientists can solve, because scientists are only responsible for making the cake, not for dividing the cake, and it is difficult to unite people's hearts.

Duran could see that the Stone God was distressed, which was the result of the collision between ideal and reality. The Stone God naturally hoped that all mankind would unite, but the reality was that all mankind was not united at all, and each had their own plans and plots.

"Whether you can do it depends on you. If you can't do it, go to the Infinite City as a prisoner. Without authority, your fate is to flee in the Infinite City forever and become the most tragic existence in the city." Duran didn't need to teach humans the skills of unity. He believed that humans would naturally learn it when the time came. If they couldn't learn it, then they were hopeless and deserved to suffer in the Infinite City: "Anyway, you still have four thousand years." "By the way, the warning from the Infinite City is for all humans on Earth, so in addition to you, someone in the United States across the ocean has also received the signal. They should be preparing. Maybe they will think about killing you directly and gaining dominance. Perform well."

The Geno forces did receive the warning. They also knew that there were other humans on Earth. Their weapons could finally come in handy. They must become the dominant humans in the next four thousand years. The reason is very simple because Geno believes that others are not as smart as him and will definitely not be able to integrate humanity. Only he has the strength and intelligence to unite all of humanity. In order to unite all of humanity, he must first kill those who are not united.

Just as they used to think that it is because of their high quality that they can do low-quality things, that is the embodiment of double standards and arrogance, arrogance and prejudice, but this concept is deeply rooted in the bones of Geno and others and is their belief.