The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman.

Chapter 917

The sun is always bright, even though thousands of miles apart, when the sun shines on the earth, it still brings warmth and vitality.

But if you observe this thriving adult star up close, you can feel the surging heat and the thrilling natural power.

Over the Mercury base, you can see a bigger sun. This kind of light that cannot be seen directly has become weaker in front of the ability and technological equipment beyond ordinary people. In this perspective, you can see more mysterious and Beautiful pattern.

Standing on the roof of the Mercury base, watching the surging solar particles, Stark turned to look at Schiller, and said, "Who do you think is right, the Skrulls or the Kree?"

"The Skrulls said that they just wanted to build the universe. They were the ones who paid, but they didn't get anything in return. On the contrary, they suffered heavy losses in the Millennium War. The Cree are shameful thieves and betrayers. "

"The Cree feel that the help of the Skrulls to other civilizations threatens their living space. They plunder the technology of the Skrulls just to protect themselves. The so-called great ideals are just an excuse to satisfy their hegemony."

"They insist on their own opinions. Who do you think is right?"

"Perhaps, they are all right?" Schiller also looked at the sun, he said: "Impure ideals and impure people are destined to produce tragedies."

"The greed of the Kotati and the Kree for technology and resources, and the arrogance of the Skrulls who think they can determine the direction of the universe together constitute this tragedy."

Schiller suddenly smiled, as if he had thought of something interesting, he looked at Stark and said, "I ask you, if one day, an advanced civilization like the Skrulls descended on the earth, showing Their infinite might..."

"They told humans that they are going to participate in a competition, and the winners can get their resources and technology. How do you think humans will react?"

Hearing this question, Stark showed an extremely complicated expression, helpless, absurd, and funny. He said: "Although this kind of thing didn't happen, I can already imagine that kind of situation."

"The first ones to jump out are definitely not the debaters who want to participate in the competition or not to participate in the competition, but the doubters."

"We will question whether the opponent's technology is really that strong? What is the ultimate purpose of this competition? Is this a conspiracy? Do they have other plans for humans?"

Stark still couldn't help it, he let out a "chi" laugh, and continued: "Although we are poor, very weak, and almost useless, we suspect all the time that all intelligent life will murder us... "

"And after a frenzy of discussions, there will definitely be participants and non-participants, as well as the dismissive and unheard faction, but it is conceivable that the members of these factions will definitely quarrel in various forms, Fighting and wrangling."

"If the time limit given by this powerful civilization is ten years, then they will quarrel for ten years. If the time limit given is 100 years, then they will quarrel for 100 years."

"Moreover, human beings are not only suspicious, but also forgetful."

"Perhaps, when this group of aliens came to inspect the results with full expectations, humans may have already forgotten them.·

Schiller folded his arms and said, "Really? That's all you think about? So personally, how do you deal with this?"

Stark paused for a moment, and then said: "You've got the point. If there is a group of strange aliens who come to the sky above the earth and let us participate in a competition, the first thing I think of may not be how to win the game, or even how to win the game." Participate in the competition."

"I would think, since their technological strength is already so strong, and they come here with spaceships and equipment, why should we go far away and participate in some competitions? Why don't we just keep them? Isn't that the same thing? Get the resources and technology we want?"

But at this time, he seemed to have reacted suddenly, and then said: "Since the Kree people have a way to get the Skrull warships, why didn't they do it in the first place? Why are they going to participate in the competition?"

Just after saying this, Stark was stunned for a moment again. He touched his chin and said, "Of course, this must be because I have been with you for a long time. Those who are close to vermilion are red, and those who are close to ink are black. My moral bottom line is not good enough." The decline must be your problem..."

"If it is said that you were infected by me in this part of the conclusion, shouldn't you think about it again, the answer in your heart?" Schiller said.

Stark frowned and began to think, he said: "...the answer in my heart? What else is in my heart... Well, when I first heard you say this idea, my first reaction was actually , is indeed not the conclusion.”

"When you say they're displaying immense power, my first reaction is—really?"

Stark explained again: "What is the so-called infinite power? Is it a huge spaceship? Advanced navigation technology? Is it a Star Wars weapon with sufficient firepower?"

"And after having these questions, my first thought was, can't I make it?"

"Other people's resources and technology belong to others after all. They give us a spaceship. After that, if the spaceship breaks down, we have to go to them to repair it. They give us energy. If there is no energy in the future, we have to go to them. want."

"I'd rather be a poor ghost than a beggar."

"The road of exploration never ends. The so-called infinite power is just a small threshold on the road of scientific exploration. They walk faster than me, but it doesn't mean they will walk farther than me."

"Back then, if the Cree had thought the same as you, they wouldn't have fought back and forth with the current New Skrull Empire."

After finishing speaking, Schiller went on to conclude: "In this scenario, you should have discovered that only deeper greed can defeat greed, and only greater arrogance can defeat arrogance."

"Humanity will never be satisfied. The victory condition you promised is one spaceship, and we want ten. You promised ten spaceships, and we want to swallow the fleet you sent together."

"Man thinks not how to win the game, but how to destroy it."

"The moment we sit at the poker table, there is only one goal, and that is to defeat all opponents, including the dealer, and no one can think of being alone."

"And what makes you refuse the help of higher civilizations is not restraint and reason, but sooner or later, you will surpass their arrogance. As a surface creature, you have already begun to despise the arrogance of interstellar civilizations."

"Okay, I admit it." Stark nodded and said, "I'm just arrogant, so what about the Skrull scientist? Did that Alengale make any decent achievements?"

"The so-called top scientists of the Skrull Empire have worked in my laboratory for so long, and the only decent result they have produced is the application of the dark elf's light shading technology."

Stark stroked the eye part of his visor, he said: "So far, this technology can only allow us to see the sun less dazzling. If we really want to achieve instant cooling and heat shielding, there are several other technologies Difficulties need to be overcome.”

"Skrull's genius scientist is nothing more than that, and the so-called three great empires of the universe are nothing more than developing earlier and moving faster."

"The gap of a hundred years is just that I am busy for a while, the gap of a thousand years is just that the genius scientists of all mankind are busy for a while, and the gap of ten thousand years... I have to say that Peter did a good job. The villain scientists and Spider-Man have made a lot of contributions."

There was a smile on Stark's face under the mask, and he said: "It sounds ridiculous. Now the vast majority of human beings can't even take a step away from the earth, but I dare to say something like catching up with or even surpassing the three empires. .”

"The firefly dared to compete with the bright moon because it didn't know how bright the bright moon is. But now, we not only know how bright the bright moon is, but we also brought a spaceship and directly crashed into the moon's head."

Stark shook his head and said to Schiller: "You are promoting this kind of greed and arrogance, let this group of little fireflies, prematurely master the means of blowing up the moon, let us no longer have anything to do with it. the awe of..."

"But sometimes I also wonder, to what extent do you want to achieve? If you don't have a sufficiently ambitious goal, then what you have done for these cosmic empires is actually superfluous."

"According to the current situation, even if there is no unexpected wealth from them, human beings will develop steadily, and one day, they will be able to step into the universe and compete with these behemoths."

"But what I want is not fighting." Schiller shook his head and said, "Conquer them, conquer them, and destroy them. This is a road destined to perish."

"I am willing to provide more assistance to Asgard, not only because they are the masters of the nine kingdoms and can provide protection for human beings, but more importantly, they have brought the road of conquest to an end."

"They have tried and made mistakes for us. This road won't work. It may be some mysterious existence that we don't understand, or it may be the will of this universe."

"But in short, the growing power, the continuous war and chaos will only bring destruction. With the lessons learned from Asgard, human beings don't have to go this way again."

"So what do you want to do?" Stark asked.

"The ideals of the Skrulls are fine, but this seems like a doomed tragedy."

"Using limited resources to export without asking for rewards will definitely weaken itself, but if you ask for rewards, people's hearts will inevitably fall to the judgment of profit and loss, and thus forget the original ideal."

"The more you care about benefits, the more you forget your original intention. In the end, those who lose their way will inevitably have little help. If you want to regain your reputation, you can only take the road of conquest and destruction."

"It sounds like this is a dead end, but in fact, it is only based on the premise of limited resources. What if there are unlimited resources?"

"But the quality of the universe is certain." Stark emphasized.

"Yes, this brings up another question. After the productivity reaches its limit, and under the premise that all resources in the universe can be maximized, are the resources in the universe enough to feed all civilizations?"

Stark shook his head and said: "Civilizations are constantly being born, and more and more resources are needed. If all civilizations can develop steadily to their peak and never perish, the universe will never be able to support it."

"You said that the road of conquest and destruction is unworkable, so is this road sure to work?"

"Not necessarily." To Stark's surprise, Schiller simply gave a negative answer, and then said: "But if you don't let me take this road to the end, I will never Can’t convince me that this path won’t work.”

"But having said that, if I really bravely climbed the peak, climbed to the top, and brought all the intelligent life in all universes to find an ultimate answer for all civilizations, but still failed, I would have found a reason long ago. Comfort yourself."

"After all, those who have embarked on this road have already understood from the fall of a behemoth that this road does not come to the end. It is a win."

"Only by trying can you know the vastness of the sky and the vastness of the sea. The important thing is not necessarily the result, it may also be...been here."

(End of this chapter)