hotmtlnovel Chapter 3575 Edge of Tomorrow (21)
Chapter 3575 Edge of Tomorrow (21)
Chapter 3575 Edge of Tomorrow (Twenty-one)
Many people know that there were the First Industrial Revolution and the Second Industrial Revolution. The First Industrial Revolution was centered on the steam engine, while the Second Industrial Revolution was centered on the internal combustion engine and electricity.
So, if there is a third industrial revolution, in what areas will the important changes be achieved?
In fact, humans have always had a vision for this. Many professional scholars believe that the third industrial revolution will be an information revolution. Human technology in the Internet will advance by leaps and bounds, thus achieving the unification of the earth's information. Everything will be controlled by the intelligent network, providing humans with more convenient life services.
Now people know that the third industrial revolution is the "Brainiac Revolution".
It was more violent than the previous two industrial revolutions. Brainiac took over the global network overnight and, in true accordance with people's vision of the third industrial revolution, began to use the unified network to comprehensively innovate production and change the lifestyle of all mankind.
People often wonder what the Internet would do if it had consciousness and became an independent life. But Brainiac is different. He was an outsider at the beginning, replacing the Internet built by humans. So, after he took over the human network world, what would he choose to do?
Of course, it is not about arguing with people online, or frequently appearing on TV to promote how powerful he is, but about controlling all electronic signals on the earth in the first place, including but not limited to the transmission signal channels of various weapons, the launch sequence signals of nuclear bomb buttons, and the production setting signals of factory assembly lines...
Even electronic life knows that for carbon-based life, physical industry is the key.
After achieving this step, Brainiac began to comprehensively sort out the human network system to conduct social surveys in preparation for the subsequent redistribution of resources and production capacity.
For example, he directly connects to every human's personal mobile phone and computer through the Internet, reads the private content in them, creates personal files for each person, and fully understands what they can do and what they want to do.
Next, we started to redistribute human resources, putting the right people in the right positions.
If it were a human being who was to do this, it would probably be difficult to achieve. People who do manual labor want to sit in an office, people who sit in an office want to go home and rest, bosses want to expand production, and employees want to increase their wages.
An individual human being can cause countless troubles, and if they are allowed to unite, there will be countless troubles.
But Brainiac is not a human being. When he rules the virtual world of the Earth, his control over the Earth's information truly reaches the level of a god.
His analysis of each individual is not just superficial, but comprehensive, multi-angle, and almost error-free. One thread is equivalent to a team of professional personality analysis.
Every human being has weaknesses.
After a comprehensive analysis, it is not difficult to convince ordinary people. For example, you can list the benefits of a new job, use the computing power of artificial intelligence to help them solve problems in their new job, and provide them with high-quality emotional companionship in their spare time to help them relieve stress. It is difficult for ordinary people to resist this kind of manipulation.
Brainiac is not the kind of boss who only makes big promises. If he says there are benefits, then there are benefits. If he says it can reduce the burden, then it can reduce the burden. If he says he will accompany you, then he will accompany you to the end. In this case, no one can refuse his request.
If you refuse to cooperate, he certainly has other ways. Using information security threats is just the most basic one. Everyone has deep desires in their hearts. Even if you don't have them, your relatives and friends will definitely have them. As long as one person lets go, the grasshopper on this rope can't escape.
The most amazing thing about Brainiac is that he does not have the "inability to take care of" that humans do. Billions are not a big number for him. He can fully and deeply understand the situation of each person, and then mobilize them one by one to keep society running.
From a human perspective, this is a bit like manually mobilizing the molecules that make up your body to move every moment, thereby achieving body movement. It is completely beyond comprehension and incredible.
But Brainiac can do it. That's what makes him so powerful. He can manipulate human society from top to bottom.
In a way, this is a perfect social form. Because no matter how good the government is, it is difficult to take care of every individual human being. But Brainiac can do it.
He can minimize the possibility of misfortune in the lives of individual humans. Even the best government cannot prevent someone from getting hit by a car while crossing the road, but Brainiac can.
On the one hand, he would remind pedestrians repeatedly before they cross the road; on the other hand, he could also stop the car in advance; and finally, he could make people who violate traffic rules have nowhere to escape. This not only saved the lives of the other party, but also made the other party remember through punishment measures.
Although the execution may not be so perfect, because human emotions are unpredictable and behavior patterns are always chaotic, but even if it is only 80% implemented, it is much better than the original human government model.
Schiller has no objection to this. He will not presume that all of Brainiac's actions are crimes and then condemn him all at once just because he is a super villain.
He thought Brainiac had ulterior motives, but that was just a thought in his mind. When Brainiac's actions did not cause any harm, he did not care.
Schiller expressed his attitude. Harley asked with her hands on her hips, "Since you don't want to intervene, what countermeasures do you want me to prepare?"
"The establishment of the Tomorrow Alliance is based on the Federal Association Act, but since Brainiac wants to rule over humans, this law must be amended. If you don't prepare early, we will really become an illegal gang."
Harry immediately raised his eyebrows. He said, "I paid the money. If he repeals the bill, then I will... Never mind, I'll go to the notary office now."
The others found it boring and left in twos and threes. Schiller had just picked up his phone when Brainiac's message came in:
"Hello, Professor Rodriguez. Brainiac has analyzed your personal file and found that you are 95% compatible with your current occupation. Please allow me to congratulate you on not having to transfer."
"If you can transfer me to the administrative department, I will give you a good review," Schiller said.
"However, Brainiac has also found that all the students you have accepted have delayed graduation, and the possibility of graduation this year is still very small. The overall teaching situation is not optimistic. The following is Brainiac's teaching advice for you..."
Schiller flipped the page and saw a long string of words written below. But in fact, it was nothing more than holding more group meetings, reading more papers, and revising more papers. In short, it was useless.
"If the method you mentioned was effective, they would have graduated long ago." Schiller sighed and said, "Instead of urging me here, I should send them a few more messages to tell them that it is hopeless to get a doctorate and let them give up as soon as possible. This way, the teaching situation will become optimistic more quickly."
"I have a question, Professor." Brainiac's tone suddenly changed, apparently switching to another mode. He said, "Because of your deal with me, I systematically searched for information about psychoanalysis..."
"What did you find out?"
"All the information I found was written by you. So I had to come and ask you directly."
"What do you want to ask?"
"Is it true that psychoanalysis does not contain any magical or supernatural elements?"
"No," Schiller shook his head. "That's not mind reading. That's just psychoanalysis."
"Okay, I don't have any more questions."
Schiller was a little surprised. He asked, "Is that all?"
"Yes. If, as you say, there is no supernatural element involved, then based on the information I have investigated and the current situation, you are the only human being on the entire earth who can conduct psychoanalysis research."
"None of your current students are suitable for studying this subject, let alone graduating with this research direction. So I am suggesting that they change their research direction or rotate to other teachers."
Schiller almost wanted to applaud him.
"However, you are a professor at Gotham University, and professors have their own responsibilities. You should also consider changing the direction of your teaching to more popular behavioral analysis or applied psychology to cultivate more talents in psychology."
"They have already learned all the analytical and applied psychology in their undergraduate and graduate studies," Schiller said. "It's not that I don't teach, but they chose me as a teacher just for psychoanalysis. You can even ask questions like 'Is psychoanalysis a superpower?' Do you think they would not want to learn this 'superpower'?"
“But their talents and abilities are not enough to study in this direction.”
“The key is to make them believe it.”
Brainiac was silent for a moment, then said, "I'm trying to communicate with them."
"How's it going?"
"Not very optimistic." Brainiac's voice was somewhat confused. He said, "I explained to them the difficulty of this research direction, and they said they were not afraid of difficulties. I told them based on the actual situation that the employment prospects of this research direction were slim, and they said they did not plan to work. I asked them to put themselves in the professor's shoes, and they said the professor did not need them to consider."
"You're late," Schiller said. "People who have fought me to this day probably can't be judged by common sense. If they had considered the above issues, they would have left long ago and wouldn't have waited for you to persuade them."
Brainiac was silent again.
“It’s not good for Gotham University,” he said. “It’s not good for the efficiency of society as a whole.”
"Why do you say that?"
"Studying psychoanalysis without the ability and talent will not bring any academic results. It is a pure waste of teaching resources and will not benefit Gotham University. Even if there are results, I am afraid they will not be enough to improve the efficiency of social operations, let alone promote social development. It will not benefit human society."
"No, you have to think about it the other way around. If they weren't studying at Gotham University right now, they would be in a closed mental hospital, a prison for serious criminals, or on the FBI's global wanted list..."
Brainiac's silence revealed that he had nothing to say.
"I believe you have also discovered that some people in this world are here to hold us back. It seems that their existence is just to prove the low limit of the human race."
"When facing these people, don't even think about getting them to change their ways. As long as you can prevent them from falling behind, it will be considered a great success in your management."
"Thank you, Professor. You are the first human being to comfort me so far."
"No, I'm not trying to comfort you," Schiller said as he adjusted his tie in front of the mirror. "I'm trying to tell you that this is who I am. So you'd better put away your inhumane work schedule. Now, I'm going to play cards."
"No, Professor, you have a group meeting this afternoon. I have already written the minutes for you and organized the papers they submitted. All you need to do is... Professor! Professor!!!"
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