Comprehensive Manga: The Master is not here today.

"Are you dissatisfied with the little garden? Why?"

Fujimaru Ritsuka tilted his head slightly in confusion. In response, Sun Wukong stroked his chin and said:

"If you want to know the reasons, there are many reasons."

"To give you a simple example, um... do you know the [Omnipotence Paradox]?"

"Ah, I know that."

The omnipotence paradox can also be called the God paradox.

The origin of this is probably that in response to the religious belief that "God is omnipotent", someone raised a question in response - can God create a stone that he cannot move?

If the Vatican answers "yes", then God cannot move the stone he created, so God is not omnipotent; if the Vatican answers "no", then God cannot create a stone he cannot move, so God is not omnipotent either.

This is the so-called omnipotence paradox, which means that God is not omnipotent. It is also directed at all beings that claim to be omnipotent.

"exactly."

Sun Wukong nodded, then shrugged and said:

"In fact, the concept of [Omnipotence Paradox] has also been introduced into the box garden, along with some other similar concepts. This is also a major reason why many gods are dissatisfied."

In the Little Garden, the three-digit realm is also called the [omnipotent realm], which refers to the realm with all abilities, that is, omnipotence. However, due to the existence of the [omnipotence paradox], the [omnipotent realm] cannot achieve omnipotence in the literal sense.

Coupled with various other similar restrictions, the ultimate result is that in the small garden, the three-digit strong people can only exert about half of their strength.

"And it's not just the three-digit ones. The two-digit strongmen above this are subject to more restrictions. They are not even allowed to attack freely in the box."

"That's it..."

Fujimaru Ritsuka could more or less understand the feelings of the gods who were dissatisfied with this, but at the same time, she was also a little confused.

The [Omnipotence Paradox] is a paradox proposed several centuries ago, and at the point in her time, this paradox can be considered to have been solved to some extent.

This brings us to the microscopic field which is still shrouded in darkness for human beings, that is, a concept in quantum mechanics, quantum superposition.

[Quantum superposition] means that a quantum system can be in a superposition state of different quantum states.

There is a very famous explanation for [quantum superposition], namely [Schrödinger's cat], which roughly means:

A cat is locked in a sealed container containing a small amount of radium and cyanide. There is a probability that the radium will decay. If the radium decays, it will trigger a mechanism to break the bottle containing cyanide and the cat will die; if the radium does not decay, the cat will survive.

According to the theory of quantum mechanics, since radioactive radium is in a superposition of two states: decayed and non-decayed, the cat should be in a superposition of a dead cat and a live cat until it is disturbed by an observer.

Putting it into the [Omnipotence Paradox], it can also be explained by the principle of quantum superposition -

That is, God can create a stone that he cannot lift, and he can also lift it. At this time, God is in a superposition state of "can lift" and "cannot lift".

Not only that, there is actually a simpler explanation -

Paradoxes exist based on logic, and logic exists based on human cognition, but God’s omnipotence can transcend human cognition and is not bound by logic, so there is no problem of self-contradiction in paradoxes.

After explaining the above situation, Fujimaru Ritsuka asked in confusion:

"In short, why are the gods of the Little Garden bound by the [Omnipotence Paradox]?"

Sun Wukong did not answer immediately, but looked at her in surprise for a moment, and could not help but exclaimed:

"...I didn't expect that you, Junior Sister, are so knowledgeable. Do you know all this knowledge?"

"Uh, no."

Hearing her words, Fujimaru Ritsuka immediately scratched his head a little embarrassedly and said:

"It's just that I happen to be more interested in these strange and bizarre knowledge."

To say that she is knowledgeable is a bit of an exaggeration towards her.

"That means abandoning the current small garden and building a new one."

"……Eh?"

Fujimaru Ritsuka blinked, suspecting there was something wrong with his ears.