But obviously the ancestors here designed things that are not so high-tech.
This story is said to be sci-fi, but it is actually more like a game script, and it is the script of the game of guessing and finding clues made by FLASH.
What this story tells us is, don't plan too long into the future for your descendants, because the changes are unpredictable. Never buy or sell futures that take too long, the risk is too high and there is no guarantee. I think that the earth just got some microorganisms back then, and I don't know what evil it has done, and it has mutated into a human being. DNA reproduction is also not reliable. The American short-sighted theory is excusable.
The way the two children follow the picture makes me think the scientist in the title sequence is funny. And those scientists look like game software developers.
There is another thought in the story that is also very American. First of all, the government cannot be trusted, and the government will betray the people. No amount of supervision will fail, only democracy, bala bala or something. Secondly and again what, I was interrupted just now and forgot, whoever remembered to write it for me.
Suddenly I feel that the scientists at the beginning of this story are a bit like the founding fathers of the United States! Several constitutions were established. Ha ha. Do Americans live in such an ideal? Also see that the previous predictions are limited? Then repair, repair, revise the constitution or something.
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