Before he knew it, Manny had spent a full month in the camp.

In this month, Limani did not show much anxiety because of Guan Dehou's whereabouts. On the contrary, she had completely integrated into it and collected many useful things through her sensitivity to data and information.

For example, through contact with Yuanye Maki, Manny learned about the more powerful doomsday scenes that this camp has simulated in the past three years.

Manny also specially formed a brochure about these doomsday scenarios.

The following screens out three of the doomsday ideas that Manny believes are worth pondering.

The first is the invasion of advanced civilizations.

The concept of advanced civilization invasion is not unfamiliar to everyone, and almost all science fiction movies revolve around this concept.

The most classics include the more commercialized "Superman", "Transformers", "Avengers", and relatively more literary and philosophical "Arrival", "Prometheus" and "Annihilation".

Whether it is a science fiction blockbuster with superheroes as the protagonists or a relatively mild philosophical science fiction film, the alien high-level civilizations as invaders have their own weaknesses.

With the constant concept of humans winning, many times, alien advanced civilizations give people a very mentally retarded feeling.

So, an amateur film critic in the camp quoted a special concept to simulate a doomsday scene that once caused the entire camp to panic.

The specific content of this concept is as follows:

First, the earth was discovered, and the sounds made by humans attracted alien civilizations.

Then, alien civilizations already have the ability to sail interstellarly, and this ability can be nurtured in the current scientific environment of human beings.

Then, after confirming the attack, alien civilizations used weapons to destroy the moon.

The earth that has lost the moon will enter from its current stable state to an extremely harsh state that is no longer suitable for life to reproduce. By then, not to mention that human civilization will be destroyed in a very short time, the entire earth's ecosystem will suffer a catastrophe.

From this concept, this amateur film critic came to the conclusion that if the earth is really exposed to the vision of other advanced civilizations, then there is no need to invade the earth, they just need to blow up the moon.

So what kind of weapons are needed to blow up the moon?

There was a gathering of talents in the camp, and someone soon gave a not-too-specific but very clear answer.

"It can also be done theoretically with the weapons currently available to humans."

As soon as this answer appeared, the camp quickly became panicked because everyone was "overwhelmed".

Perhaps this is purely full in the eyes of ordinary people, so what should I worry about? After all, the premise of all this is that the earth is exposed.

But scientists have long said that the earth exists in a relatively marginal dark area of ​​the universe, and the earth is so small, there is no need for us to worry about any alien civilization invasion.

However, these people in the camp are different. They have already put aside this concept of peace and have to think about the problem based on the arrival of the doomsday.

This may sound a bit nervous, but Manni thinks it is interesting when these people are "seriously crazy".

Especially in contact with Maki Hara, Manny found that the Japanese girl who lost her home did not show much anxiety. On the contrary, the longer she spent in the camp, the better her mental state and the broader her thinking.

Just like a veteran who has experienced many doomsday disasters in these three years, he is full of confidence in every move, and he can feel the calmness and calmness of this girl in his words and deeds.

From Yuanyemu, Manny vaguely saw the true appearance of this camp.

"They are not simulating the end of the world, but in the cloud and the future!"

After reaching this conclusion, Manny became much more calm and began to actively join these simulations.

And try to solve the classic "doomsday simulations" that have appeared before not understanding the completed response plans.

Take "high-level civilization invasion" and "the moon was destroyed" as an example.

It is too difficult for human technology to establish a defense line outside the earth, so it is unrealistic to protect the moon according to the concept of conventional defensive concepts.

But if we do nothing, will humans only be able to watch when they encounter invasion of advanced civilizations?

When Manny thought of this, she confirmed that she had entered a dead end. At this time, she had to look back and find a fork.

This fork must have three main factors.

"Fight", "Escape", "Harm".

"War" can be understood as the previous dead end.

If humans have insufficient current strength, they have no chance of winning against enemies outside the earth. This is the same even if we have super weapons.

But it can also be understood as active offense besides defense.

But when the defense is not enough, what about the peace talks to take the initiative?

In fact, it is not the case. Whether it is the classic offensive and defensive war in history or the interstellar war that may appear in simulation concepts, the tactical ideas are not much different.

Of course, one of the prerequisites is that the strength of the two sides is not very different.

You can't let a group of natives with cold weapons fight against the enemy's spears and cannons.

At this time, the "war" returned to the fundamental question of civilization development "Is it necessary for us to build a Starfleet?"

If enemies have appeared and through the existing technological level, it is not difficult to observe them, then will humans have "Three-Body Time"? [The so-called "Three-Body Time" is a word created in the camp to describe the appearance of advanced civilizations, invasion is confirmed, and the entire process of invasion begins to descend.]

The answer is "yes"!

The reason why we have to put double quotes on the entire "affirm" is because some people mentioned at the beginning that perhaps the advanced civilization has already possessed space transition technology. As long as they discover a planet with a budding civilization, they will directly locate the coordinates of the star system where the planet is located and then jump over. When the situation may occur, when high walls are still being built between humans, the fleet of the advanced civilization has arrived in the solar system.

Then the "three-body time" is optional.

This is indeed a hopeless possibility, but those who proposed the response quickly refuted it.

However, the way to refute is not to explain this possibility, but to reveal a more cruel fact.

"If there is really a huge difference between civilizations, then what we should do is not fight back, but say goodbye to each other."

Since then, no one has mentioned this possibility that it seems to be fatal to one blow, but in fact it has no meaning to explore.

"The premise of victory is hope." Manny felt the most deeply about these...

"Escape" is easy to understand from the literal meaning alone.

If you are unable to fight, the best way is to escape.

But there are many ways to escape.

In the human history that Manny knows, the origin of the tinder is actually a "escape" strategy.

And it is a very visionary and brilliant feat that is far beyond the level of technological civilization.

It's just a very expensive... because the only one who "escapes" is the concept of human beings and human civilization, not a specific person on the earth.

So if the moon is destroyed, is "escape" the most feasible way?

Manny did not rush to make a conclusion, but began to think about "and".

"He" is a relatively neutral word.

Just like the current Glorious Republic and God’s Revelation, the “harmony” between them is based on mutual assistance.

Going forward, the "sort" between the Zanspor Empire and the Free Alliance was based on the victory or defeat of the war.

There is a big difference.

Does humans also have the possibility of "harmony" when facing invasion?

If you think about the fear of the unknown, this possibility is extremely low.

Because the alien civilizations usually depicted have inherent "evil characteristics", although this "evil" only reflects the way humans view other species.

Thinking of this, Manny couldn't help but remember a very interesting statement.

"We hope that mosquitoes will become extinct and don't care whether they will destroy the food chain because they are disgusting. We hope that giant pandas can continue with the help of humans. We don't care that they have long stopped adapting to the wild living environment because they are cute."

But in fact, mosquitoes are not extinct so easily. On the contrary, they have a vigorous vitality far beyond pandas.

So can human "sort" be tilted towards "mosquitoes"?

Similar words have appeared more or less in many works.

Compared to mosquitoes that only buzz, are our evolution really out of reach?

Perhaps this is just a formal difference.

People can easily kill mosquitoes, but have you ever thought that a mosquito carrying fatal bacteria can also kill people.

Manny, who had been standing at the fork in the road for a long time, unexpectedly saw another possibility as she kept going deeper.

It felt familiar, but it made Manny feel terrified and uneasy.

In the end, in order to get rid of this trouble, Manni asked Yuanyemu for help, hoping that she could give a satisfactory reply and tell her where the future of mankind lies.

Yuanyemu replied with a smile: "In fact, the true meaning of this simulation is not how we resolve this invasion, but through it, we can see our true appearance and the true appearance of this world."

Manny didn't understand. This was too obscure, as if she was ridiculing this hypocritical reality, and as if she had already escaped from the exaggerated level and entered a higher level.

"Then what exactly do we really look like? What's the real look like in this world?"

Yuanyemu did not explain anymore, she took out a book and handed it to Manny: "What you want is here."

Manny took the book, the cover had no name, and there was only a short sentence on the title page.
Chapter completed!