Lighting up super-god technology in the Three-Body World

Chapter 215 A Bunch of Ungrateful Wretches
Xiling was very unhappy. At this moment, she felt like a worried old mother, and the entire human race was her child.
What expectations can an elderly mother have for her child?

It's nothing more than branching out and spreading out!

With her hands on her hips, she said angrily,
"Lord Jiang! This won't do. The human population is too small! Our journey is to the stars and the sea. We can't be inferior to ants on this tiny blue planet, can we?"

Jiang Fan was delighted by Xiling's reaction.

I remember more than forty years ago, when we had just entered a new era,

He asked her, 'Do you have good or bad feelings towards humans?'

Xiling's reply was, "I don't know. As long as you love human civilization, I will love human civilization."

To this day, this data life form, whose life form is far superior to that of humans, has finally come to regard itself as one with human civilization.

If you ask her the same question again, I believe she will give a completely different answer, which is a reflection of the correct development of humanity!

He smiled and pulled the beautiful young woman into his arms.

Do you know how many ants there are on Earth?

Xiling hummed and hawed.
"It's only a billion, it's not like I can't afford to support that many people."

These words startled Jiang Fan for a moment, then he laughed even more heartily.

"The total population of Earth is currently over 4.46 billion, let's say 4.5 billion,"

"To reach a number of trillions, each person would need to give birth to an average of 23 million babies,"

"Even if they reproduced continuously, it would take 20 million years. By then, the ocean would have turned into mulberry fields."

Xiling wasn't discouraged by the enormous numbers; she was born immortal, and the only thing not included in any of her plans was time.

"That's fine. Humans are immortal, we have plenty of time to wait, as long as they are willing to live."

The man gently stroked her delicate nose.
"Forget about it, this path will never lead anywhere. However, I do have other ideas."

Xiling's eyes lit up.
"any solution?"

Jiang Fan did not answer directly, but changed the subject.
"According to the description of the sunken ship, the Trisolarans on the Trisolaran fleet account for about one percent of the entire Trisolaran civilization's population,"

"In other words, the number of intelligent life in the Trisolaran civilization is approximately two hundred million."

"If we were to transform all two hundred million Trisolarans into the Trisolaran race, and have them all pair up with Earthlings and reproduce,"

"Even if only one child is born, that's still two hundred million newborns. Add that to the number of Trisolarans, and the total human population will immediately approach the five billion mark,"

"Isn't this much more efficient than forcing a birth step by step?"

Although crooked methods are unorthodox, they are undeniably effective!

It's unlikely that any civilization in the Trisolaran universe would harbor such thoughts. Before Jiang Fan appeared, both the Earth civilization and the Trisolaran civilization were determined to destroy each other.
It's actually quite unnecessary.

The saying "many hands make light work" is not just a saying; it truly means great strength!
Although it may also create more troubles, everything in the universe is interconnected and has two sides; it all depends on how you choose to handle it.

If just over four billion Earthlings could elevate their civilization level to a level approaching that of the Trisolaran civilization in a mere hundred years, what would happen if there were four hundred billion people? Of course, the issues of personnel and resource allocation must be considered. For example, in ancient times, not every general commanding an army was like Han Xin. The more soldiers the better. Sometimes, too many people would lead to more conflicts and become a burden.

But Xiling's limit in managing human resources is far greater than Han Xin's limit in commanding the number of soldiers!

She has easily maximized the potential of four billion people, making great strides in all aspects, from science to philosophy, from technology to culture!
She is no longer satisfied with a mere four billion people; she craves the endless unexpected events brought about by four hundred billion or four trillion people!

From the moment of birth, life aspires to become stronger, and Xiling is no exception; however, her strength is inextricably linked to human civilization.

To put it in a more pragmatic way, her interests are essentially completely linked to human interests, and coupled with various emotional ties, this relationship is the most solid!
After listening to Jiang Fan's description, Xi Ling seemed to have a new perspective.

"Yeah, forcing people to have children is nowhere near as fast as directly taking them away! Lord Jiang, I love you to death~"

After saying that, he was about to push the man down onto the sofa to do some unspeakable things, but fortunately Jiang Fan reacted quickly and pulled him into his arms first.
"There are prerequisites for this. Not all civilizations are suitable for being accepted by human civilization."

Xiling immediately looked puzzled.

"What do you mean?"

Jiang Fan was speechless.

"You, you're not so naive as to think that you can guide any alien civilization you encounter in the future to transform into a certain race, just like you did with the Trisolaran civilization, are you?"

Xiling tilted her head.
"Is not it?"

Data-driven businesses aren't perfect either; their rapid reactions often lead to stubbornness and inflexibility.
Some of the ideas in the movie "Skynet" are not entirely wrong. It is indeed possible that, without human guidance, artificial intelligence could develop the absurd logic that destroying humanity is equivalent to protecting humanity.

Just like Xiling's idea, indiscriminately absorbing intelligent life from other civilizations to supplement the human population sounds fine, but in reality, doing so would definitely cause trouble.

The reason we can absorb the Trisolarans is because humanity's systems, philosophies, and way of life are far superior to those of Trisolaris.

Furthermore, the two sides had been in contact for over a century and were both under a deterrence system; these factors combined to create the Trisolaran race.
Try proposing the concept of integration to a different civilization you've just encountered, and see if they'll take you seriously.

Jiang Fan carefully explained to her,
"This kind of thing is very complicated, and it's not something that human civilization can simply decide to do to achieve the desired result."

"Look at history, from ancient times to the present, which unification did not go through chaos and turmoil? Was it not built on mountains of corpses and seas of blood?"

"Think about it again. Does it always have to be the strong merging with the weak, or the victors merging with the losers?"

"To say nothing of distant examples, the Trisolaran civilization was far more powerful than us, yet the Trisolaran race appeared on Earth, not the human race on Trisolaris,"

"If we encounter an alien civilization in the future, even if it is weaker than us, it may have a high degree of influence. Who knows who will merge with whom if we absorb them?"

Xiling nodded obediently.
"I see."

Jiang Fan continued,
"Not only that, what if some alien civilization joins us with the intention of infiltrating the enemy and undermining the Humanitarian Alliance from within? Wouldn't that be utterly disastrous?"

Xiling no longer dared to have the same thoughts as before.
She was too young, and human civilization was too young, inexperienced in the deceit and treachery between civilizations.
In terms of the technique of imprinting ideas in the original work alone,
Imagine a civilization where everyone imprints their own ideology, ostensibly joining the Humanitarian Alliance but actually plotting to destroy it.
No matter how excellent or attractive human civilization is, it will only produce a bunch of ungrateful wretches.

"Lord Jiang, then I'd rather not think about it."

(End of this chapter)