Godzilla, a name closely linked to reality. It has always reminded the limitations of human beings. Even with advanced stealth fighter jets, ships with perfect maneuverability, and large-tonnage nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, the strongest means of attack for human beings are only nuclear bombs. And Godzilla, who can't even deal with a nuclear bomb, naturally breeds a feeling of despair. Fortunately, despair has always been aimed at individuals rather than humans. For humans, despair seems to add adrenaline to resistance.
If you ask human beings how to make the concept of nation disappear before they leave the solar system. Then the answer is Godzilla. In the face of disaster, there is no distinction between races and countries. In other words, when there are only 1 million or 100,000 human beings, can they still be called human beings? It may be better to be called the Witness of the End. Of course, it may also be like the myth that even if there is only one man and one woman left, as long as those two are optimistic, human beings can continue to thrive.
Religion is amazing, even in a developed country like Exif, religion is so important. The believers are practicing good teachings, why is Exif really obsessed with that boy. Maybe everyone is doing the same thing, and only the chosen can interpret the doctrine itself.
Where did Godzilla come from, probably because he felt that society was getting old and wanted to witness a new landscape of nature.
Just as I was typing, a big black worm jumped up with a puff, causing a commotion. Really fragile primates. . .
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