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The Divine Cow Nation typically has two agendas.

One agenda is 'Peacekeeper': They will never declare war if it risks being labeled a warmonger, trying to help those who maintain peace and hating warmongers.

The other agenda is 'The Joy of Nuclear Weapons': They do not hesitate to use nuclear weapons and respect civilizations with nuclear weapon capabilities.

A peacekeeper's favorite thing is the joy of nuclear weapons, which is quite hilarious.

In addition, there is also an easter egg: If a player launches a nuclear weapon at a country without declaring war, all the world's leaders will condemn you, except for one person.

That's right, it's Gandhi from the Divine Cow Nation. Not only will he not condemn you, but he will also kindly say to you: 'Great minds think alike, that technology has wide applications!'

Some players have even spoofed the cover of 'Civilization,' the giant statue carrying the blue planet, photoshopping it into a picture of a thin Gandhi carrying a nuclear bomb.

"Can anyone explain why Gandhi likes nuclear bombs?"

"I think it's just a bug, the developers will definitely fix it later!"

"Impossible, it must be designed that way on purpose! You can see it from many details in the game. I guess it's a kind of spoof, right? After all, isn't it funny to have a peacekeeper dropping nuclear bombs?"

Players have different opinions, and no one has a definite answer.

However, soon a prominent figure gave his analysis.

"In fact, the ancient Divine Cow Nation and nuclear bombs really have some connection! It sounds a bit like a fantasy, one is the ancient Divine Cow Nation civilization thousands of years ago, and the other is the ultimate weapon invented in World War II. What connection could there be between the two?

But, let's first look at the records in ancient books!

The 'Mahabharata' is one of the two major Sanskrit epics of the Divine Cow Nation, a collection of long narrative poems discussing history and mythology. It was written around the fourth century BC to the fourth century AD, and it is said that it records historical facts 3000 years earlier than the time it was written.

J. Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb, recited when the first atomic bomb in human history exploded: 'Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.'

This sentence comes from the 'Mahabharata.' Isn't it a very accurate description of a nuclear explosion?

If you think this is a coincidence, then look at another passage.

According to the 'Mahabharata,' two large-scale wars occurred between the Ferishi people and the Anhaka people in the upper reaches of the Ganges in prehistoric times. ♦♦ ♦♦ The book describes the war like this: 'The brave Atvattan launched the Agneya weapon... This weapon emitted terrible heat and strong winds, causing the earth to shake and the rivers to boil. The enemy soldiers were instantly burned to death, like scorched tree trunks... Gurka launched a fireball at the enemy, it possessed the power of the entire universe, a red-hot pillar of smoke, its brightness was like ten thousand suns... People and animals were burned to death, and food was poisoned...'

Huge heat, dazzling light, strong winds, mushroom clouds, nuclear radiation, it is simply a very specific description of nuclear weapons!

A narrative poem of the Divine Cow Nation, 'Mahabharata,' also records: 'There was no smoke, and a shining cannonball was fired like a ball of fire. Something like a thick fog suddenly surrounded the army. The entire horizon disappeared into darkness. An ominous whirlwind blew up. Something like black clouds roared and rose into the sky with a huge sound, making people feel that even the sun did not exist. The heat of this weapon made the earth and the sky hot. Elephants scorched by the flames ran for their lives in fear.'

If these are all poetic exaggerations of war, let's look at the research of archaeologists.

Mohenjo-daro is a famous ancient city of the ancient Divine Cow civilization, meaning the hill of the dead, a very ominous name. Archaeologists have discovered that palaces, temples, altars, and other buildings were all destroyed, and corpses and skeletons lay in pieces in the streets, houses, and corners of the city, some in the streets, some covering their faces with their hands, as if they had seen something extremely terrible. It is certain that all the people died suddenly.

Many people have given their guesses as to what kind of disaster destroyed this ancient city. Some people think they died of a plague, and others think it was caused by a sudden volcanic eruption. However, such guesses have been rejected one by one. Medical experts pointed out that a plague could not destroy a highly developed civilization in an instant, and volcanologists proved that there were no volcanoes nearby that could erupt in ancient times.

In addition, archaeologists have also discovered some rocks in the collapsed ruins that have melted and stuck together due to instantaneous high temperatures. Neither forest fires nor volcanic eruptions can produce temperatures that can completely melt and bond the rocks on the earth's surface, and these rocks are exactly the same as the glassy stones seen at nuclear explosion sites.

Gorboski, a nuclear physicist from White Bear Country, once excavated the remains of an ancient Divine Cow Nation person in the upper reaches of the Ganges. After testing, it was found that this ancient human body still contained 50 times more radioactive residue than normal!

Although it violates common sense and seems incomprehensible, all kinds of evidence seem to indicate that there was very advanced technology on the blue planet in ancient times. After using this weapon, an ancient civilization was also annihilated in the long river of history.

Back to the topic, the reason why the Divine Cow Nation in 'Civilization' likes nuclear weapons is also very obvious. It is actually a tribute from the producer to ancient legends!"

The players were stunned!

"Wow! Is there such a saying? I didn't even know!"

"6666, the analysis of the big guy is imaginative, well-founded, and I have to praise it!"

"I seem to have read this in a book! One of the unsolved mysteries of the world!"

"If there really are nuclear weapons, then other technologies should also be very advanced. Why haven't obvious traces been left?"

"Maybe aliens gave it to the Divine Cow Nation people? 233333"

"In fact, many records of ancient civilizations contain things that surpass modern people's understanding of the technological level at that time, such as nuclear weapons, spaceships, spacesuits, and even artificial intelligence. There are also some ancient buildings and landmarks that seem to have been built to guide aircraft."

"Is it possible that some records in the Bible, Greek mythology, and our Chinese mythology are all technological products? For example, Nuwa patching the sky, in fact, the atmosphere was severely damaged in ancient times, and aliens helped, and the colorful stones are a kind of stone-like substance used to repair the atmosphere. The people of ancient civilizations recorded it in a way they could understand, so it became the myth of Nuwa patching the sky."

"Maybe one day when we humans evolve into a cosmic civilization, these mysteries will be solved!"