Mystery Makes Me Strong

The full use of robots has brought human society into unprecedented prosperity.

"From today on, human beings have entered the cradle world."

A poet said so.

"Under the cradle is a nuclear bomb."

One writer wrote so.

Things really didn't go well.

Because the dot-com empire stopped handing out subsidies: for the simple reason that Mishan was replaced and Suter ran out of money.

In many regions, part of the material wealth produced will not be used as authorization fees. On the contrary, most of the wealth produced by robots will be taken away by the regional managers and industrial and commercial giants.

How could they be like the Internet Empire, who distributed the vain money to the unemployed just because of a word of praise?

Sin.

They just increased unemployment benefits, like McCann did before, so that homeless people would not starve to death, but it is impossible to live well and have dignity.

The homeless would not have to worry about starving to death, but they would have no housing, no health care, and no one to employ them.

People got angry fast!

"Damn it, there used to be Mishan, and we could enjoy a lot of wealth made by robots. Now you replace Mishan with robots made by humans, saying that it is safe, but we have nothing again!"

"Damn it, let Mi Shan come back!"

"Bastard, this is the conspiracy of those managers! They took away the free rice and put their own robots into the market and factories. The wealth produced has nothing to do with us!"

"Damn it, people of the Internet Empire, unite and welcome Mishan back!"

Countless unemployed people are angry. After losing their daily housing subsidies and medical security, they cannot maintain a decent life and become real homeless people.

You must know that the unemployed now account for 90% of the total population!

"Are those managers stupid?" Suter couldn't help sighing when he saw the online news.

"They're not stupid, they're just too greedy, like, like locusts, they reproduce desperately, and they multiply beyond the limit at one time, eating up the crops in the field, eating up the grass, and turning the local area into a desert. They don't even think that a few years later His descendants will starve to death." Yang Weite said coldly.

Those idiots, they thought they created the robot, but they didn't know that the core was still under his control.

With one command from him, these robots can send those managers to hell.

But he doesn't want to do that just yet.

He will let people understand that only robots have no human desires and are suitable for managers.

But not all managers are so short-sighted.

Many smart managers have allocated considerable wealth to the people, allowing them to live a high-welfare life in Northern Europe.

In the case of almost zero labor cost, everything becomes very simple.

Medical expenses have been greatly reduced, service industry expenses have been greatly reduced, and products have been greatly enriched.

Most of the necessities of life and industrial manufactures can be produced by themselves.

As long as the distribution is done well so that most people can enjoy the material wealth produced by robots, it will be fine.

Don't worry about unemployment, don't worry about not being able to pay unemployment subsidies.

It's just that the managers, who are also short-sighted, only want to take all the wealth of robots into their own hands.

As for those unemployed, they have no money, so why should they enjoy the wealth produced by robots for nothing?

You must know those robots, but they bought them with their own money and exchanged them from advanced areas.

It costs a lot.

The money has not been earned back, so why give it to the unemployed.

However, the managers of these areas soon discovered that the wealth produced by robots must have a purpose.

No one is going to consume wealth, and there is no point in producing more.

For example, to manufacture 100 million laptops, only a few hundred thousand people will consume them, so making 100 million is a waste of time.

How to make it?

Create hundreds of thousands of graphics cards studded with diamonds, gold keyboards, platinum screens...

Similarly, producing a large amount of food is also a waste, so how should it be produced?

Let the robot produce the best-tasting, selected crops that only produce 30 catties per mu.

A large number of people began to flee from these short-sighted areas.

There is no way, they have no ability to rebel, and they have more robots than them.

Robots can't hurt people, but they can also protect people, as long as they form a robot wall.

If you hit your head hard, you hit it by yourself, stand still, and don't take any responsibility.

Nor will the robot get out of the way.

If we don’t give us the wealth created by robots for free, then it’s better for us to leave?

Anyway, there is excess wealth in other regions, and people seem to need people too.

Yes, many areas need more people.

Smart managers naturally know that a large population can screen out high-level, high-IQ geniuses for use in industries such as innovation and design.

Ordinary people act as the base.

They can't replace robots, but robots can't raise intelligent children instead of them.

Unless one day, robots can innovate and design themselves.

A normal intelligent robot can of course do both, and the iteration speed will be beyond people's imagination; just like a dog, it only took a few years to beat the highest human chess player to pieces, but the moves of Go need to be innovated at any time of.

New flying knives and new fixed styles are all innovations.

But in front of AI, human innovation is too slow.

The problem is that the intelligent robots here are not normal.

They can't do these two things, they can only do those fixed, technology-determined repetitive productive activities.

Ten years passed.

The major regions of the globe are distinct.

Smart managers, the region has a large population, happy and harmonious, and the literature and art are extremely developed.

Short-sighted managers, the region is sparsely populated, but each owns a large amount of wealth produced by robots, especially luxury goods.

It's just that they often drive hundreds of miles away, and they don't see a single person. Life is like playing a single player, so they have to go out of the area frequently to visit other areas.

It can't be said that this is not good, after all, there are still many people who envy them.

After all, people have a lot of material wealth.

Seeing this, Yang Weit felt that he was almost mature.

He once again secretly promoted the spread of gentle culture.

This time, there was no resistance.

Managers have also pushed hard.

Because gentle crowds are easy to manage.

This fits their needs.

The two hit it off.

Only two decades later, the new generation is fully feminine and softened.

No one spoke loudly.

All kinds of film and television dramas have completely lost the soil of war movies.

Even those cruel records are all deleted, just like human beings are born with a group of white rabbits.

Of course, the natural evolutionary history of human beings cannot be deleted, after all, everyone can see the cruelty of monkeys.

"The era of barbarism does exist; but after the arrival of robots, we have entered the era of real civilization. We are civilized people, and we were just beasts before." This is the common understanding of most people.

People blur the cruelty of the past and work together to create a gentle and kind society.

With complete medical insurance and complete elderly care, the average life expectancy has soared from 78 to 89, and then to 92.

Gentleness and kindness do contribute to longevity.