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Simon nodded without hesitation when he heard Philip's question: "Of course."

Everyone is listening attentively again.

Simon sorted out his thoughts and said: "First of all, even if we think we are a head above all species on this planet, there is no objection to the fact that human beings are group creatures, right?"

A few people around didn't know why, but they still nodded.

Simon said: "In the natural world, group creatures are not just us. They range from small ants to large wolves. And all these group creatures have a very distinctive feature. Do you know what it is?"

at the dining table.

James and Carol looked at each other without speaking. The other two young people were seriously considering their appearance, and soon Philip subconsciously said, "Class."

Nora glanced at her boyfriend, then at Simon.

Simon shrugged and said with a smile: "This is obviously an unpleasant word, right?"

The two young men nodded together, and when they realized it, they felt something was wrong, but they didn't explain it.

Simon said: "The problem is that this is precisely a key to solving the problems of human society. Just like the most typical ant colony, with a clear division of labor, queen ants, worker ants, soldier ants, etc., cycle their missions in an orderly manner, so It has created this species that has continued to thrive on the earth for hundreds of millions of years."

Having said that, everyone actually understands what Simon wants to say. It's still that outrageous argument: Human beings need class.

However, no one has the intention of being hanged.

After a moment of hesitation, Nora spoke first: "Simon, there is a big problem with this."

Simon also nodded: "Of course, and it's a very big problem. Just like ants, they don't have the complicated thoughts and desires of humans, so they can perform their duties. The most important thing is that their queens , will not be like the heads of state of the former Soviet Union, who took out maps as soon as they came to power, spent the state's finances to build sanatoriums for themselves, and even used the army."

Philip said: "So, Simon, this is obviously not the solution."

"No, this is," Simon said: "For example, let's take the rust belt again. To solve the problem of the rust belt, the authorities must cooperate, the capital must cooperate, and the people in the rust belt must cooperate, even if it is outside the rust belt. The region also needs to cooperate. Then, Washington will provide revitalization policies and financial support. The auto giants will sign back the factories, and the people must also actively accept lower wages and abandon harsh labor regulations. As long as these are done, hehe, It's simple, isn't it? Because everyone actually knows what to do. Then, the rust belt can be revived. The problem now is that the parties involved are not willing to do this. Well, this requires a strong enough The, um, Queen Ant, to bridge the differences, and even, if any party is unwilling to cooperate, the Queen Ant needs to introduce coercive measures to force them to implement."

Philip nodded slightly, and then said softly: "The question is, Simon, how do you ensure that this 'Queen Ant' will do the right thing in the right direction after it has enough power, instead of taking out a map and giving it to you everywhere?" Repair the nursing home by yourself?"

Simon shook his head: "I can't guarantee it, everyone can only gamble."

I'm a little stunned sitting now.

Without waiting for their response, Simon shrugged again: "Many people think that the federal system is the best. However, in fact, some people have always suggested that this is not the case. The federal system can only ensure that things will not go to the worst. Bad direction, but it also prevents a lot of things from going in the best direction."

James finally spoke: "It's a knot."

Nora frowned, no longer had the confidence in her own country that Simon had initially raised the topic, but became more worried: "Simon, could it be, I mean, if the Great Depression in 1929 repeats, wouldn't it be the worst outcome?"

The others did not speak, but looked at Simon again.

Simon shook his head: "Of course not. As a complete pessimist, frankly speaking, the destruction of human beings is the worst ending I imagine. Moreover, it is the destruction caused by human beings' self-action, not because of the natural disaster of comets hitting the earth." disaster."

Philip said: "Simon, you mean, nuclear war?"

This is not difficult to guess, after all, it is the core circle of the Westeros system, and many of Simon's layouts are known here.

Simon nodded: "Yes, nuclear war."

Nora said: "I don't think a nuclear war will break out. Everyone knows that there will be no winners in a nuclear war."

Simon looked at the girl across the table: "Do you know the Heishizi theory?"

Nora hummed: "The problem is, the black stone is so obvious, who would want to pick it up, isn't it?"

"What is the biggest characteristic of human history?" Simon asked the question, and then asked himself directly: "Contingency. There are many inevitable trends in human history, but what really drives history forward is not the natural inevitability, but Countless accidents, such as the sudden sudden death of a king who was trying his best to govern, such as the sudden severe cold in a war, or an inconspicuous 9mm Browning m1900 pistol. Now, it is exactly the same, and almost everyone thinks that nuclear It seems inevitable that war will not break out, but, again, there are only some inevitable trends in history, and it is countless accidents that push it forward. Besides the Black Stone theory just now, Black Stone is of course obvious , reasonable people will not pick it up, the problem is that in most cases, we are actually picking up stones with our eyes closed, this is the accident of history.”

Silence again.

After a while, Carol, who hadn't spoken much, finally said, "Simon, this matter is too heavy. You scared Nora. Let's go back to the topic just now?"

Nora was indeed a little scared, because she also realized that perhaps Simon's cognition was correct, but she was a little embarrassed to be said so by her mother-in-law-to-be, and she was a little competitive, so she took the initiative to continue: "Simon, then, regarding the topic just now, I think you should be able to promote some changes now, and you obviously want to make changes, so, are you going to do it?"

Simon shook his head without thinking: "I can't do it."

Nora was really surprised: "Why?"

Simon said: "I remember, the last person who planned to make a lot of changes to the Federation, well, his skull was lifted off."

Everyone: "..."

John F. Kennedy is undoubtedly the most reform-minded president after Roosevelt in the modern history of the Federation. However, during his term of office, he did very little in the end. Except for the successful resolution of the Cuban missile crisis, this is actually not a change. Then there is the push for the Civil Rights Act.

As a result, the later presidents, especially the Democratic presidents, found that the card of civil rights was the least risky, so they played it again and again, while avoiding other issues that really involved the core.

Philip looked at his brother-in-law expectantly: "Simon, is it really a knot?"

To everyone's surprise, Simon shook his head again, and said: "If we can't launch an 'Ant Queen' reasonably, and we have to be lucky enough to get a super-capable and selfless 'Ant Queen', then the Federation will be the best." A good ending would be to repeat what happened in 1929, in a process of overthrowing, all the injured classes abandon their differences and make changes together, of course, it is best to cooperate with a president like Roosevelt."

James nodded slightly, and couldn't help but said, "It's still pessimistic."

Nora said: "Simon, then, can we really not do anything?"

"I'm doing it," Simon said with a gentle smile: "If the 3G plan can really achieve a breakthrough and promote another technological revolution, not only the Federation, but the entire human society can once again enjoy the innovation dividend for a long time. "

Nora perseveres: "So, after 'a long time'?"

"I hope that the Westeros system can realize the space immigration of the moon and even Mars at that time," Simon said, "mainly for our own family, and, it can be more grand, no matter what happens in the future, it can be reserved for human civilization." Some tinder."

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