Crossover in the Anime World

The Star Cluster Council is sure of victory and feels that their plan is perfect. Now there is only the last step left to succeed, which is to eliminate the mobile Ultraman.

Why so confident? Of course it's because everyone on earth is supporting themselves, listen to this voice.

"Ultraman is the real culprit of the destruction of the universe. Human beings are not qualified to own the earth. For the sake of a beautiful and blue world, we must believe in the Star Cluster Council!"

Listen to the cries from the heart of these people on earth, these people are supporting the Star Cluster Council. These voices are the results of the Star Cluster Council. People on earth are slowly awakening from Ultraman's belief and are realizing the evil of Ultraman.

Mainstream public opinion is full of voices that reject Ultraman and draw a line between them and Ultraman.

Because there were so many capitulationists and they had the resources to further their propaganda, any rebellious and objective voices were drowned out. But no, that doesn't mean no one resisted.

Team Cote was trying to resist. Ambassador Mephistopheles, who betrayed the Council, told them that the core of the Star Cluster Council was actually controlled by a group of people called the 'Jedon Core'. These people planned all the plans of the Star Cluster Council. Determined the final direction of the Star Cluster Council.

Of course, this information is of little significance to the Kurt Team. The biggest effect is probably to tell the Kurt Team that the real bad guys are only a small minority, and the Star Cluster Council is still a good person. As long as they defeat this small group of people, they can win. There is no need to give benefits to aliens, and there is no need to defeat the entire Star Cluster Council.

Just defeat a small group of people, because this small group of people are evil, and most people are deceived good people.

Dulan said that this kind of thing is really self-deception. A small group of people also promised benefits, and everyone would follow them. If the people in Jeton's core would only seek benefits from the Star Cluster Council, then no one would follow them.

No one in this world is stupid, they all care about profit. Of course, some people may be blinded by the promises of generous benefits, but they are also for benefits, not just about dedicating themselves.

Whether it is the Star Cluster Council or the Jeton Core, they all operate in the same way, which is to provide benefits to get more people to follow them. Then expand, snatch external benefits and distribute them to aliens.

Could it be that defeating Jayton's core changes the rules of the game?

In fact, it cannot be changed. The aliens still have to settle down. Otherwise, they will still have to cause trouble to humans, just like 40 years ago. Forty years ago, even if there was no Star Cluster Council, no Jeton Core, or even the theory of universe collapse, aliens were still coming to Earth to pass on the risks to people.

So it’s really too young to think that everything will be fine after defeating Jayton’s core.

"People on Earth have to come up with their own rules." Duran said that rules are distribution methods, and distribution methods are also a way to solve risks.

If no plan is proposed, the aliens will have to proceed according to the original plan, and the earth will still be the object of passing the risk.

Team Kurt said that they only care about fighting and not planning. They only need to defeat the core of Jayton and don't care about anything else. As for whether the earth and aliens can coexist harmoniously in the end, it is none of their business. Anyway, as long as the aliens threaten the earth, they will take action.

"Tsk, tsk, how is this mentality different from the original anti-alien forces? It was because the people on earth did not ensure the interests of the aliens, so they regarded the aliens as enemies that should be eliminated and eliminated them." Duran said that if he didn't change the plan and just fought, the outcome would be the same as before.

Back then, the anti-alien forces only focused on fighting and destroying aliens in a "reasonable" manner.

Therefore, boundaries must be broken. The laws of the earth must protect both humans and aliens. As long as aliens also abide by the laws of the earth, their interests should also be protected.

But this means that humans and aliens will have to compete on the same stage. Then humans will definitely have to face various disadvantages, and the resources of human society will likely be tilted towards aliens. It’s not certain whether aliens will be as tolerant as humans by then.

Human beings allocate resources but do not necessarily receive returns.

Of course, there will definitely be a group of humans adapting to new social rules through learning in the future. They will continue to improve their strength and compete with aliens. But in the short term, human resources will definitely be tilted towards aliens.

The energy of the earth is limited. If the energy is tilted towards one side, the other side will suffer.

So in the end, there is still a chain of suspicion. How can we believe that aliens will feed back to humans after getting the resources? This is just like the suspicion among humans. How can we believe that getting rich first will lead to getting rich later? How can we trust capitalists to drive productivity? How can religious priests be trusted to bring order?

How can those who hand over resources trust that those who pool them will feed them back later?

This is the role of the social contract. This contract is the basis for everyone's belief. If anyone fails to abide by the contract, everyone will punish him.

Human beings have many social contracts, and religion is the most common. If you abide by the teachings of religion, you can trust each other. Religion means that the rich pay more and the poor pay less. Then when there are natural or man-made disasters, the church provides some charity to help the poor tide over the difficulties. The rich can also benefit from tax avoidance through religion, rather than just doing good deeds.

Of course, the king did not like this method of religion, but the king could not find any other solution to replace the role of religion in society. The king cannot make everyone believe in each other, so he can only believe in religion.

The disadvantage of religion is that different religions cannot trust each other. This kind of trust only exists in one religion and will not work outside the door.

There is no unified social contract between humans and humans, let alone humans and aliens. So how can humans believe that after protecting the interests of aliens, aliens will not occupy the magpie's nest and turn against the guests? Likewise, aliens cannot trust humans to treat them fairly.

"So to break the boundaries and break the chain of suspicion, we need a social contract that everyone can accept. At the same time, humans and aliens must be placed on the same starting line." Duran said that the critical time has come, and breaking the boundaries is the first step. .

Sero and Adad also knew that it was now a critical moment, but the more this happened, the more difficult it became. If it were easy, the aliens would have solved the problem long ago.

Adad said: "Ampera and the Star Cluster Council are actually expanding externally, so that aliens have common interests and everyone robs together, so they can be united. There is no real social contract that makes everyone trust each other. Once looting is no longer possible, war will begin among the aliens.”

The contract between the Ampera people is similar to the Zhou ceremony of Emperor Zhou, which is to worship an altar, then stand in line, and then everyone will expand the territory together. This approach can continue where you have a lot of land. Once it fails to expand, it's over.

Since then, the social contract in the Central Plains has been changing, from Zhou rituals to the induction of heaven and man, then to the principle of preserving the laws of nature and destroying human desires, and finally to everyone being always prepared to struggle for life.

Zhou Li requires the emperor of Zhou to be virtuous, that is, to distribute. The heaven-human induction believes that the changes in the heaven and earth are related to the emperor's behavior, so the emperor must be responsible for natural disasters and man-made disasters. Preserving Heaven's Law and Eliminating Human Desire believes that getting married and having children is a natural law, and three wives and four concubines should not be allowed. People should live according to the natural law, not according to their desires, thus uniting a large number of poor families.

The social contract in the Central Plains has been changing, but generally speaking, the social contract is constantly sinking, but this change will not be used by aliens for a while.