Humans will always encounter many problems. Even if high technology can solve the problem, high technology itself will become a problem, and it is a more terrible problem.
The protagonist, who invented a powerful machine, can use the "butterfly effect" to monitor the weak changes in the earth's weather in space, and apply a little intervention to bring good weather (the key is to avoid severe weather). This is clearly traditional "rational thinking" and "systems thinking": as long as the operation is clear, humans can master everything. However, after success, such a good thing is naturally called a "weapon" that people with "ulterior motives" want to use, or even a person who wants to make "America great again" (of course not Trump, but a The red man around the president), want to use this machine, the catastrophic weather all over the world has long been, as long as other countries are unlucky, then the United States, which suffers the least, will naturally be a "paradise" no matter how bad it is.
How to solve such a problem? In a word: share the same fate with the breath.
I think the key is that the answer is good. After so many years of human beings, if we want to continue to be civilized and prosperous, the key is to share our destiny with our breath. Relying on science and technology, testing politics, testing the conscience of scientists, and testing the love of politicians are all unreliable. 17.11.29
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