What? Ultraman is lifelong?

The emperor looked at Castor confidently. "Although the artificial sun project on the planet Empera failed and we did not escape that disaster, I have studied countless civilizations that have perished over the years. I believe that no matter how special humans are, I can find a corresponding template in the universe and will never be surprised."

"Oh? Is that so?" Castor looked at the emperor uncertainly. He suddenly realized that the emperor was probably the most knowledgeable person in the universe. Even if he was not the most knowledgeable, at least he should be one of the most knowledgeable people.

Not to mention that this guy has specially studied the demise of so many civilizations. Theoretically, those ideas of the earthlings may not be very surprising to the emperor.

Thinking of this, Castor looked at the emperor awkwardly and suddenly became less confident. The emperor smiled and said confidently, "Castor, just speak boldly. I want to see how special the so-called Earth and the creativity of the humans on it are."

"Okay, then I'll tell you about it. Actually, I don't know much about the stories on Earth, so I might be a bit of an amateur." Having said this, Castor, who already felt a little regretful, said casually, "I don't know if you know that there are different types of civilizations on Earth. Generally speaking, you can understand that on the same planet, due to a series of internal and external factors such as language, culture, environment, and history, people in different regions actually think in a slightly different way."

The emperor was stunned for a moment, then nodded, "It is understandable. Just like the people in the center of the dark universe and the people on the edge of the dark universe, there are actually some differences in personality. Although I don't understand why there are such differences on a small earth, the logic should be the same, right?"

"Yes! As expected of His Majesty, that's roughly what you mean." Castor nodded, complimented the emperor a few words, and then continued to talk to himself, "Because of the cultural differences between the East and the West on Earth, the direction of the story will be very different, but the starting point of the story is generally the same. That is, first of all, in similar disaster stories, there will be two factions: those who believe in disasters and those who don't."

"Wait!? Why would someone not believe in disasters? What I mean is, if there is a scientific judgment on something, then what is the basis for not believing in this scientific judgment?"

The emperor interrupted Castor in confusion, and Castor was also very confused. He did not expect that the emperor, who had just sworn that he had seen everything, would express his incomprehension before even hearing the background of the story.

Scratching his head, Castor looked at the emperor in confusion, "Well, Your Majesty, I don't quite understand your question. You can't understand that some people believe in disasters, while others don't?"

"Yes! I cannot understand the logic of this part." The emperor shook his head. "If something is proven to happen by objective laws, then everyone should believe that it is true, instead of splitting into two groups, one group believes it and the other group does not."

"Wait!?" This time it was Castor's turn to be confused. He interrupted the emperor's words. He didn't expect that the emperor would say something that sounded so logical, but was actually so strange.

"So, your Emperor, what you mean is that no one on the planet Empera doubted that the sun had gone out. And so on. It seems that no one in the Kingdom of Light doubted it either."

Castor, who was originally planning to ask Emperor Empera, was suddenly stunned because he realized that not only in Empera Star, but even in the Kingdom of Light back then, there was no one who doubted that the sun was extinguished.

It was as if, as soon as the conclusion that the sun was going to go out came out, everyone accepted it directly.

Thinking of this, Castor's eyes sparkled. He looked at Emperor Empera in disbelief, then at Belia and Ultrafather. "Do any of you know what other cosmic civilizations, besides the Kingdom of Light and Empera, look like when facing disasters?"

"Eh, Castor, don't act like you haven't seen the world. What do you mean it was the three of us who brought him up together? We are really embarrassed by your performance."

Ultrafather made a rare joke. He patted Castor on the shoulder and said, "Generally speaking, all civilizations in the universe follow similar formal logic. That is, when a civilization is about to become extinct, they unite as one. You should have seen this many times, right? There shouldn't be anything surprising."

Castor did not answer. He had seen this many times before. After all, he was not a rookie. He knew what the civilization in the universe was like.

Just like what Emperor Ampera said,

When a confirmed message comes, most civilizations in the universe will choose to believe it, or in other words, the general cosmic civilization does not have the internal struggle environment like the earth.

So, just like when the scientists of Empera and the Kingdom of Light determined that the sun would go out, all civilizations united in this matter.

Similarly, when other civilizations in the universe are facing the crisis of extinction, they will all choose to fight together with one heart and one mind.

Castor has never seen a world like Earth where there are two factions of believers and non-believers since he was picked up by Old Bei and brought back to the Kingdom of Light.

"Uh, don't look at me like that. I can't really explain why the Earth is so special. Anyway, just tell me if you didn't expect it!"

Seeing the looks Emperor Empera, Ultra Father, and Belia were giving him, Castor finally decided to give up. He spread his hands and said, "You all say you are well-informed, but have you never seen the way Earthlings think like this?!"

"You know, it's not just one or two people who say this, but basically every person on Earth agrees with this. Once a crisis occurs on Earth, everyone will automatically split into two factions: those who believe and those who don't."

Castor's words surprised the remaining three people. The emperor nodded and said, "Well, you did tell me a story that interested me. Then what? Did the two factions fight? If so, it's nothing. I can predict it."

Before the emperor finished speaking, Castor waved his hand, "Two factions? What are you talking about, emperor? You have too little knowledge!!!"

"First, there are those who believe that the sun will go out, and those who don't. Although different novelists on Earth describe this period differently, in general, people on Earth will change between these two factions depending on the actual situation.

In the judgment of the vast majority of people, there are more people who don’t believe it at the beginning. Gradually, as governments in various regions of the Earth vigorously promote it, those who believe it will gain the upper hand. Of course, there will be huge differences in different regions due to the credibility of different governments. "

emperor:?

"I am very curious, how could a civilization as small as Earth have such huge differences?

If I remember correctly, Earth civilization should have been able to fly around the entire planet long ago, right? The language barrier should have been solved long ago, right?

In this case, why are the differences inside the Earth still so large? "

"Your Majesty, if you want to talk to me about this, next time I will find you a professional who was raised by the only person I know of in the human world who has achieved the great unity of mankind you mentioned.

All I can say is, if anyone can answer you one-on-one, it's probably that guy."

Castor sighed. Growing up in the Land of Light, he had not done as many messy things with Sawai as the guy next door, so naturally he was not as good at these things as Blue Card.

Without explaining who he was talking about, Castor continued to speak to the emperor, "Generally speaking, the number of people who believe that the sun will go out will increase little by little over time, and then, various factions will emerge.

For example, choosing to build spacecraft to send the elites of civilization out of the Earth."

"I have seen a lot of such things." The emperor really understood this time. He nodded, "That's what happened to the Baltan clan. Although it was their own experiments that led to the destruction of the planet, they did choose this path. They used spaceships to send away the royal family and children of the Baltan clan, and then... they were all wiped out in one go by you people from the Kingdom of Light."

"Uh, don't confuse right and wrong." Ultra Father was a little unhappy, "The first generation did it to protect the earth."

"Tsk, he's killing people to protect the Earth. His views are similar to mine."

Ultra's father:.

I must beat up the first generation guy later. There was a cosmic car accident and a massacre. It seems like I can’t do it without beating him up.

"In fact, not all of them are like Baltan. In the eyes of Earthlings, the Spaceship Faction generally has the following branches. Sending away the elites is one, then randomly selecting people to send away, and then there are those who give up existing life and choose to send away the Earth's gene pool. In short, this can probably be regarded as a kind of fire preservation plan."

The emperor listened to Castor's words and thought deeply. He suddenly remembered that a similar plan might have been implemented on the planet Empera, but it failed after a long time.

After all, except for this special Ampere star, other Ampere stars do not possess strong power.

"In addition to the spaceship faction, Earthlings have also thought of many other factions.

For example,

A faction that tries to save the sun and reignite it in some way;

A faction that is trying to build some kind of super facility on Earth that can withstand the environment after the sun goes out;

They choose to change the human species in various ways, such as transforming human consciousness into AI, or transforming the human body into some kind of silicon-based method.

"Wait!? Has no one in the human race ever thought about creating an artificial sun to replace the sun?" The emperor once again looked at Castor with some surprise, "The sun is going out, so building a new sun, shouldn't this be the simplest logic?"

Castor looked at the emperor and said speechlessly, "This is the biggest difference between humans and most civilizations in the universe. To be honest, if humans were to look at most civilizations in the universe, they would definitely think that the civilizations in the universe, including the Empera civilization and the Kingdom of Light civilization, are all a bit stubborn."

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"It's a simple logic. If humans have the ability to create an artificial sun that can replace the sun, then even if humans don't create such an artificial sun, there is a high probability that they already have other technologies that can ensure that humans will not perish due to the extinction of the sun."

"The simplest logic is that if they can try to create an artificial sun, it means that this civilization has mastered the highest level of atomic energy technology, or at least the technology second only to the highest level.

By that time, even if the sun goes out, humans will not need to risk their lives to build an artificial sun.

Humans can use this technology to ensure that the earth's energy supply will not disappear and that humans will not be destroyed by the extinction of the sun.

Once everything is stable, we can consider the artificial sun."

Castor shrugged at the Emperor and Ultrafather, "After all, as I said before, for a civilization, survival is always the most important thing.

If we can survive, then there is no need to think about technologies that may not be realized, but we can use the next level of technology to ensure the survival of civilization, right?"

The Emperor and Ultrafather looked at each other. One of them was a person who had experienced the extinction of the sun, and the other was the current governor who created the artificial sun civilization.

Obviously, their intelligence is able to understand Casto's logic.

In the era when the sun is going out, artificial sun is equivalent to betting on the optimal solution.

What Castro meant by humans is probably that there is no need to gamble on the optimal solution when it comes to life and death. As long as you can survive, you can just use the next-level technology to ensure that civilization does not become extinct.

In fact, Castor was not sure whether humans would think so. He just felt that if humans really reached the point where they had to decide whether to invest all their technology in creating an artificial sun, it was highly likely that humans would come up with some backup technology.

At least, humans will not go all in on something that has the potential to fail.

"Well, the human civilization I heard about is indeed a smart civilization that might do this." Father Ultra recalled the things about human civilization in his mind and nodded.

Although Ultra Father does not know what humans will do, it is obvious that they will be able to flexibly make better choices than Empera and the Kingdom of Light.

"So, humans have no other ideas?" The emperor said with some disappointment, "They are all just petty cleverness. Although they can keep human civilization alive, I always feel that something is missing."

"Pushing the Earth to wander."

"What!?"

"I said, there might be another possibility for humans. Anyway, their stories are written like this, that is, all humans go underground together, and then take the earth with them to wander to the next place with the sun."

emperor:?

Father of Ultra:?

Beria:

No, just now they were just some clever tricks. Now, you tell me that humans are going to push the earth to wander?

how?

When humans make up those so-called science fiction stories, don't they make any sense at all?

Castor was very satisfied with the expressions of the three bosses at the moment. He shrugged his shoulders, not knowing why he was proud, but said very proudly, "Look, I told you, the same disaster, the performance of human beings will definitely surprise you, don't you think so, you have seen countless future emperors, Your Majesty!?"