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

Chapter 257 The Universe is Unified

Luo Ji hadn't finished speaking; he was still talking non-stop.

"To eliminate this divide and integrate different ethnic groups, to put it bluntly, to unify the entire human race of Earth,"

"What is needed is a higher level of commonality, which is now known to everyone: that all humans originated from a common ancestor."

"This leads to a unified concept in legal theory: we all share a common ancestor and are all descendants of Homo sapiens, so why should we look down on each other?"

"It's just like children born of the same parents. There might be situations where siblings think one of them is not good enough, but it's rare for them to look down on each other from the bottom of their hearts. They will help each other when there are difficulties."

"The descendants of Homo sapiens and the descendants of Neanderthals and Denisovans belong to two natural camps,"

"If the descendants of those people still exist today, in order to unite them, we should trace back from Homo sapiens to the source, since we are all descendants of Australopithecus."

"In this way, in the dimension of ideology, there will be a continuously unified legal principle, providing a basic unified framework for constructing a grand empire."

At this point, Luo Ji raised an eyebrow and looked at Jiang Fan, his eyes almost overflowing with smugness, as if to say, 'Aren't you going to praise me?'

Indeed, he deserves praise. Jiang Fan had thought about similar issues before, particularly in how to quickly and seamlessly integrate the Trisolarans and the Blue Star race.

At the time, his idea was that the two sides had absolutely no connection, otherwise they would have to come up with a claim that they came from the same lineage.

Therefore, his method of promoting integration is to become comrades-in-arms fighting side by side.

But in reality, after Luo Ji said that, the Earthlings and the Trisolarans really do have the same origin, that is, we are all evolutions of the same group of extraterrestrial life factors.

This explanation can also, to some extent, explain why humans and the Trisolarans are prone to mutual influence.
There is indeed a gap in civilization between the two sides, but it is not an absolute barrier to communication, nor is the gap so large that even their cellular components are different.

According to this theory, the core idea behind the expansion of the Humanitarian Alliance emerges: beyond purely philosophical distinctions and idealistic beliefs, it offers more realistic and direct, irrefutable evidence.

To put it simply: Dude, we're all the same!

The reason you're divided into different camps is simply because your vision is too narrow. Look up, we all come from the same place.

Jiang Fan suddenly burst out laughing.
"Ah!"

His meaning was ambiguous, and he exuded the same aura he had previously used to scheme against the Trisolaran civilization, which sent a chill down Luo Ji's spine. He asked uneasily,

"Old Jiang, what are you thinking about?"

At this moment, Jiang Fan seemed to have an epiphany. Many seemingly vague concepts suddenly became crystal clear, such as physical warfare, consciousness warfare, and the war for survival.
Ultimately, it all boils down to internal conflict. On a cosmic scale, we are all life forms within the same universe.

If there are other universes, and life exists in those other universes, then those life forms are outsiders to the life forms in this universe.

It can be vividly described as,

Once we leave the village, we are fellow villagers.
Once we leave town, we're from the same town.
Outside the city level, we are from the same city.
Outside the provincial level, we are from the same province.
When you leave a country, you become part of that country; when you leave the Earth, you become part of the Earth; when you leave the Orion Arm, you become part of the Orion Arm; when you leave the Milky Way, you become part of the Milky Way; when you leave this universe, you become part of the universe.

Just as Luo Ji said, it's like nesting boxes! Where can this nesting doll theory be applied? It's perfect for victory settlements!
Imagine if we encountered an alien civilization. Our Earth civilization would first defeat them, and then inform them...
Actually, we are not enemies. We have the same "parents". Hitting you is just an older brother's care for his rebellious younger brother.

What would this civilization be thinking at this moment?

Resist? But they weren't strong enough; they'd already been defeated.

Unyielding to the death? Such people are often in the minority; the instinct for survival is etched in the hearts of all living beings.

Surrender? It doesn't seem so shameful, after all, we all share the same 'ancestor,' so there's nothing shameful about it.

It's like if the Chinese national football team loses to a provincial team, we won't find it unacceptable, but if they lose to an island nation, they'll definitely be criticized to death.

However, given the current situation on Earth, it wouldn't be hard to accept that the East team lost to the island nation team, because everyone is under the leadership of the Central Building and considers themselves to be one of their own, so winning or losing doesn't matter.

Of course, this theory does not mean that Earth civilization should develop a saintly mentality towards the entire universe.
Instead, it helps individuals within the humanitarian alliance understand why they are at war and why they should stop fighting.

The reason for the war is simple. From my perspective, those little brothers who don't accept my rules have gone astray and must be taught a lesson. But the true meaning of that lesson is correction, not destruction.
Therefore, the reason for stopping the fighting has emerged: the younger brother will abide by my rules and work with the older brother to grow stronger and create new glories.

The ancients called this situation "having a just cause to send troops to war," meaning that by having a righteous cause and bringing troops to the city gates, one can comply with the will of Heaven and the hearts of the people, unite internally, and be invincible externally!
From the Confucian idea of ​​the people being more important than the ruler, to the modern concept of prioritizing the interests of the majority, the essence is the same:

I am right.

The essence of this correctness is the search for unity.

Why should the people be valued more than the ruler? Why should we stand on the side of the majority? Simply because there is a common ground among people; they are not mortal enemies; the goal is to guide, not destroy.

One 'big brother' alone cannot support the whole team; many 'little brothers' must evolve into 'big brothers' to make the 'big brother' team strong and healthy so that its members can live more comfortably.

Once this point is understood, guiding future development becomes clear; simply put, it boils down to finding similarities and differences.
By using similarities as opportunities for cooperation and differences as opposing slogans, we can achieve a state of flexibility in both advancing and retreating!

Jiang Fan's momentary daze lasted only a moment. He was already standing very tall, and now he had undergone another sublimation. If intelligence had a numerical value, it would be equivalent to transforming into a 'Super Saiyan'.

An even more profound and unfathomable aura emanated from him, and Luo Ji was very keen to perceive it; wise men naturally resonate with each other.

Jiang Fan replied.

"It's nothing. We just came to understand some things. Lao Luo, you're right, the universe is unified, so we are unified too."

Data life forms have very weak perception in this aspect. Xiling looked at her man, then at Luo Ji.
Their conversation, which began at some point, defied normal logic and progressed into a realm completely incomprehensible to others.

Luo Ji clearly understood what Jiang Fan was trying to say, and smiled.

"Haha, how about it? My idea is pretty much what you're thinking, right? You'd better ask Old Pi to prepare an extra recipe. He only invites random people to enjoy the food, except for you, and he calls it 'not making any special requests'! He's such a stubborn guy."

(End of this chapter)