Druids in Marvel

Alvin admired the "conclusion" that Professor Wilson came to...

He generally looks at things by looking at the results, but it is a bit difficult for him to deduce the source from the results.

Because Alvin always feels that where the "result" is, it doesn't matter what it was like in the past!

But Professor Wilson obviously doesn’t think so...

It is not easy to explain a historical speculation in "human terms" in a simple and understandable way.

Professor Wilson used speculations about "civilization", "religion", "spirit", "diversity" and other things about human beings themselves to demonstrate the practices of those "fairies".

And it was very convincing, at least Stark and Norman Osborn did not express any different opinions.

Whether what Professor Wilson said is true or not is not really important to Alvin.

What he cares about is actually his position, and whether the troubles that always appear at critical moments are related to those "fairies"?

Alvin is an atheist through and through...

It's not that he doesn't believe in the existence of God, it's that he doesn't believe in the so-called fatalism, but what happened today gave him a strange sense of fate.

This is contrary to "freedom" and completely different from those "fairy" ideas.

If everything has nothing to do with those "fairies", then is there a loophole in the "Light of Freedom"?

For a moment before, Alvin felt very confused about himself!

Alvin knew that he came from another world, and he was not sure about others, but Stark's "destiny" had been broken.

This already shows that so-called "freedom" exists!

Because with the different choices people make, the future will become completely different.

If you think about the "Twilight of the Gods" that made Odin so troubled, you can understand that no matter what the Nordic gods do, they can't escape that ending.

Everyone else on Earth was fine, but the ensuing troubles and the timing of their appearance gave Alvin a feeling that he was being deliberately targeted.

This feeling made Alvin uncomfortable, as if he was walking in the dark and something strange would always jump out from behind and try to hurt him!

Alvin digested Professor Wilson's theory, stood up, poured coffee for everyone present, and then told all the information he knew.

The content of the conversation with the Asgardians, about "immortal", about "Twilight of the Gods", about Mephisto's actions, and Vanaheim's actions...

Even the scenes about the "Mountain People" seen in the keel, and the conversation with Carter Shirey...

He told them all, including his conjectures about the world and his doubts about himself.

The people sitting here are all very intelligent people, and Alvin thinks they should be able to help him find some clues.

Otherwise, who can stand the strange troubles that always surround us like tarsal maggots?

What Alvin said made everyone fall into silence. The speculations about "immortals", the secrets of Kunlun, and the relationship between "people in the mountains" and "immortals" all made everyone a little obsessed.

Norman Osborne was a true pragmatist. He looked at Alvin's somewhat troubled expression and said with a smile: "You still care about this?

I thought you should pick up the battle ax and remove all obstacles for yourself instead of being paranoid here!

This is not your style!"

Alvin shook his head helplessly and said, "You may not understand what I mean. What I'm worried about is not the troubles themselves, but the reasons why they appear..."

Stark is the person who knows Alvin best. After thinking about it, he said: "I kind of understand what you are worried about!"

As he spoke, Stark placed a large number of books and photos spread out on the coffee table, then stretched out his hand to draw a big circle on the coffee table and said: "This is the universe..."

As he spoke, he took off his smart bracelet and placed it on an empty space in the center of the coffee table, saying: "This is the earth..."

Stark's eyes sparkled, he tapped the coffee table with his right hand, and said with some excitement: "If this universe is a set intelligent program, then all life will be running according to a predetermined trajectory.

But those 'immortals' broke this law like a virus, and the runes they carved in the core of the earth were like the core of the virus.

They allowed the earth to operate independently of this intelligent program..."

As he spoke, Stark looked at Alvin who was hesitant to speak, and he smiled and said: "I know what you want to say.

In the past, this 'virus' actually enveloped the entire solar system, but it is slowly shrinking, and at the same time, places like Asgard and Vanaheim have been exposed to the operation range of the 'intelligent program' again.

If you follow your logic, Mephisto develops Ghost Rider, Asgard acts as a guard, and Vanaheim develops faith, all of them are actually trying to get themselves connected with the 'virus', or even better to be 'virused' again

Infect!"

Alvin nodded after listening and said: "That's pretty much what it means. Those 'immortals' have made the entire world independent of the trajectory of the universe through their efforts...

But the so-called 'virus' you mentioned shrank first, and now I vaguely feel that it is not invulnerable, maybe it has some loopholes..."

Stark nodded after listening, and then said a little strangely: "I am an expert in artificial intelligence, and I understand its operating mode.

If we assume that the universe is an intelligent system, then a 'virus' that interferes with its operation will inevitably be targeted.

It will do everything possible to kill the 'virus' and maintain its normal operation.

Because if the 'virus' continues to develop and expand, it will eventually affect the operation of the entire program or even cause it to collapse.

This is the most basic sense of self-defense and should not be difficult to understand!”

As he spoke, Stark clicked on his bracelet, then looked at a humanoid projection that suddenly rose up, and said: "Jarvis, what would you do if a 'virus' was forcibly injected into your program?"

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Jarvis said without thinking: "Analyze the principle of the virus, and then kill the virus in a targeted manner."

Stark didn't seem satisfied with Jarvis's answer. He smiled and said: "What would you do if that virus was very powerful and the algorithm was different from the algorithm you run?"

This time Jarvis thought for a few seconds and said: "Embed an intelligent program into the virus, analyze the principles of the virus, and then disintegrate the virus from the inside..."

After hearing this, Stark smiled, spread his hands, looked at Alvin, and said, "I believe in your judgment, and I also believe in Professor Wilson's inference.

If this is really the case, then the so-called ‘loophole’ you are worried about should also exist!

The only thing we need to think about is what exactly is that vulnerability?

The deeds of those "fairies" are very great. They allow us to break away from the identity of "program nodes" and become symbols of freedom...

In the long years ago, the earth almost never faced dangers from the universe.

These things have only gradually begun in the past few years...

That 'intelligent program' wants to defeat us and needs to dismantle us from within...

I guess what you call 'loopholes' comes from the outside world..."

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Happy holidays guys!

Recently, I have been racking my brains to explain the big background and rationalize the subsequent plot. It is a bit difficult to write, and I will add it later if the number of words is not enough!

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