I don't have a system but I have a hammer

Facing his question, the smile on my face remained unchanged, and the reply was only two simple words...

"time!"

"time?"

I nodded and tried to explain concisely...

"That's right, time, but before that, first of all, I want to refute you. Extreme hedonism will not appear in this situation, because in order to enjoy long and continuous enjoyment, they will first want to guarantee their own lives. That way you can spend the rest of your time enjoying…”

"Of course, I know what you mean, you mean people who have the idea of ​​'everything is going to die anyway, so it's better to have fun first,' right?"

The chief nods in agreement...

"That's right, that's the kind of person I'm talking about..."

"Well, this kind actually belongs to nihilism, or the hedonism spawned by nihilism, also called nihilistic hedonism, you should be referring to them..."

Suddenly, he raised his hand slightly...

"Okay, you continue..."

I nodded and added some tea to myself...

"In fact, what you said is correct. Long-term and endless wars will indeed breed nihilism. Even if there is no war, nihilism will still exist, but their commonality is that they cannot face death calmly. Especially the death that happened to me..."

"This also leads to, in addition to mental illness, 90.00% of the nihilism is just shouting slogans, really let them die, and they can't make up their minds, so I don't think this is a big problem, after all, they always Don’t dare to commit crimes, and second, dare not commit suicide. Instead, they will try to survive in order to promote this kind of doctrine. At most, they will be passive and sabotage. Just put the counterattack in their surrounding areas and let them feel the threat of death Enough…"

Seems to have caught a loophole, the chief suddenly asked...

"Is there any difference between nihilism caused by psychological problems and normal nihilism?"

I picked up the teacup and took a sip, there was a little seriousness in my eyes shrouded in water vapor...

"The latter is just a cognitive problem, but the former is an out-and-out disease. In severe cases, you can't even perceive the things around you normally. Even if you put a gun on his head, it's useless, because he is more mature than you. I want to pull the trigger to perceive the world, or escape from the world..."

The chief nodded solemnly...

"Then if it is a psychological problem that leads to the emergence of a large area of ​​nihilists, we have to train a large number of psychiatrists, otherwise it will easily drag down the team..."

I put down my teacup and glanced at Xiaohong beside me...

"Is there anything in the Honghe technology we brought that specializes in treating mental illness?"

[Hey, what the hell do you want to do! 】

Xiaohong frowned and thought for a moment...

"I remember that. You have to ask 135 for details. He has been responsible for recording this. I'll just ask when I get back..."

I nodded symbolically, glanced at the clock on the wall, turned my head to look at the chief, and said the concluding remarks...

"I believe this problem is not difficult to solve. Even if alien technology can't help, it shouldn't be difficult for us to train a group of psychiatrists. Next, see if you have any questions. If not, we will... "

"last question!"

The chief executive lit a cigarette, his eyes shone with an unpredictable light like smoke trails...

"I agree with all the plans you mentioned earlier, and China is also willing to participate in the Great Unity Plan, but I just want to ask, compared to the Great Unity Plan, if these plans of yours are applied to the Ruler Plan, wouldn't it be easier to complete?"

It seems that the chief executive still has no memory of the ruler...

I curled my lips secretly, and I couldn't help feeling a little helpless in my heart, because the answer was really a bit mysterious, so after a little pause, I spoke out my true thoughts...

"Because of freedom!"

"free?"

"That's right, it's freedom!"

I nodded, with a faint light in my eyes...

"Actually, I have never been to other intelligent planets other than Red River Star, but from the information and a few words from alien friends, I found that the civilizations of all intelligent planets have completed, or are in the process of, completing the unification of civilizations..."

"Don't talk about what is being completed, just talk about the intelligent planet that has completed the unification of civilizations. The residents in it actually have no freedom at all. It's like, if I give you an apple, you can only choose the apple. The direction of all development depends. It is up to the ruler and his brain trust..."

The chief frowned...

"Isn't this better? Excluding political factors, in terms of cohesion and execution, this method can better complete your plans..."

I silently shake my head...

"No, think tanks can make mistakes, and rulers can make mistakes. As long as they are intelligent creatures, they will make mistakes. That's because we yearn for freedom in our hearts, and the price of freedom is to keep making mistakes, knowing mistakes, and correcting mistakes. But a civilization Whether they are strong or not does not depend on their own strength, but on whether they have the capital to make mistakes and the time to realize their mistakes and correct them!"

The Chief frowned thoughtfully...

"what do you mean…"

I nodded, with determination in my eyes...

"Even if the ruler gives the residents physical freedom, they will also restrict their freedom of thought. In the long run, except for a few people, most people will lose the ability to think, which leads to a very low error tolerance rate once they make a mistake. For example The simplest example is that the Raol people develop biotechnology, so everyone develops biotechnology, but if they encounter an enemy that specifically restrains biotechnology, they have no choice but to turn to other civilizations for help!"

I looked at the world map with burning eyes...

"But we are different. Some of us develop biological technology, some develop electronic technology, and some develop mechanical technology. As far as weapons are concerned, we all have physical weapons, energy weapons, and biochemical weapons..."

"In addition, we don't talk about it, we work together and brainstorm, so even if we encounter unknown dangers or mistakes in the direction, our fault tolerance rate is higher than that of other intelligent planets, and the means of solving problems are even more than theirs. Several times or even dozens of times..."

As soon as the conversation changed, I looked at the chief executive with complicated eyes...

"This is the benefit of giving freedom!"