I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World-Chapter 879 - 530: The Sun Will Rise as Usual Tomorrow【6000 words】_2

Chapter 879: Chapter 530: The Sun Will Rise as Usual Tomorrow【6000 words】_2

“I can hardly believe it, I originally thought that interstellar navigation wouldn’t be possible until at least a few thousand years from now. I didn’t expect that it could be achieved in the twenty-fourth century. Using biological technology to ‘grow’ a Dyson membrane, using a force field to compress space to generate a pseudo-curvature engine, curvature flight, star engine, antimatter power, dark energy generator… The future is truly incredible.”

“I’ve imagined these things, but I didn’t know how to realize them. The processes and deduced principles that Mr. Clark described seem to defy logic, yet actually…”

“Actually, they hold water, right?”

“Yes. I can’t find a way to falsify them.”

“Wait, time will give answers to everyone.”

“Sadly, I’m already fifty-four years old this year, I’m afraid I might not live to see that day.”

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“Not necessarily. He is trying to unlock the secret of longevity. As far as I know, this project is led by Dr. Lamont-Nigel Ramsey.”

…

The businessmen thought differently. They combined Harrison Clark’s vision for 21st-century human technological development that he had announced three days earlier with ‘The Ninth’.

In this documentary, Clark’s business strategy was exposed.

The businessmen were imagining how they could jump on this bandwagon as soon as possible.

No matter how far productivity and technology advance, merchants, with their task of flexible resource allocation, will always have their value.

Pursuing more profits and having a greater say in resource allocation to function in society is a merchant’s instinct.

The feelings in the political realm are much more complicated.

Some were joyful, others sorrowful.

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The world will never truly be uniform.

Even in the pseudo-harmony of all humanity striving towards the same goal, there will always be some major players calling the shots.

Some countries will lose their dominant status in the ensuing two thousand years.

Some countries will inevitably return to the positions they are meant to occupy.

Though everyone will be better off, the narrow-minded thought of preferring to be a chicken’s head but not a phoenix’s tail, still constrains many politicians’ visionary.

What is a narrow mind?

It means that it doesn’t matter if I’m doing better than I was yesterday. What matters is that no one in this world can be doing better than us.”

Some politicians once wavered in their thoughts and even contemplated desperate risks.

But in ‘The Ninth’, Clark revealed the name of a weapon — Quark Quantum Bomb.

This is a theoretical weapon that can directly tear the Earth apart if it reaches sufficient yield, and it can be produced within the 21st century by him.

This bomb’s power is far beyond any conceivable detonation weapon humanity has ever imagined, due to its uncanny stability which allows its yield to be ‘infinitely’ stacked until it surpasses the Earth’s tolerable capacity.

The idea of this bomb was Clark’s personal addition into the documentary.

It hadn’t emerged in the ninth timeline.

A long time ago, when the still insane Sergey Ponomarenko was battling the controlling hand of ‘Song of the Wilderness’ on human civilization, he hid a bomb capable of tearing the Earth apart in the depths of the Earth’s core — the Quark Quantum Bomb.

Clark wanted to use a powerful bomb that could destroy everything to thoroughly extinguish everyone’s unruly thoughts, using an unparalleled superior authority to force everyone to drop their butcher knives and achieve instant enlightenment.

To bolster his own safety, Clark slipped in another advantage in ‘The Ninth’.

A soldier’s individual armor made of ultra-high strength material that can allow a person to survive in the center of a nuclear explosion.

The design concept comes from the old-fashioned armor he wore the first time, but the material science applied the adaptive materials from the Azure Dragon Armor.

This could squash some unlawful thoughts of removing him individually.

Clark has really played human minds.

If he had revealed that he had a weapon that could destroy the Earth first instead of first announcing the alien threat, he would likely have been the first to die.

But now he has switched the order, letting people first know about the Compound-Eyed Observer’s threat, then discovering his dangerous side.

Then his description of the bomb was somewhat evasive.

He insinuated to others that he could possibly know how to manufacture it, but he could also possibly not know how.

Then he displays the individual soldier armor, openly and subtly telling others about the difficulty in knocking him out.

In the midst of the game of nations, his personal threat to civilization and positive value will strike a delicate balance.

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“Mr. Clark, I’m sorry, we were wrong.”

Unexpectedly, a few of the leading critics who had opposed Clark the most on day 20 decided to stay.

The representative of these people took the initiative to apologize to Clark.

They said they weren’t opposing Clark at that time, they just wanted to defend the dignity of science.

But now, upon discovering that Clark was backed by “alien technology”, they finally changed their minds.

Clark shook his head with a smile, “No, you can’t say you were wrong. I understand why you saw arrogance and recklessness in me. If I were you, I would have thought the same way too. Your cognition conforms to the limits of the times and the basic rules of human thinking. However, in order to challenge unknown enemies, we need everyone to exit from their self-constraints. You need to learn to accept the irrational as a rational existence.”

Clark once again began spreading his ideas to the public.

Change, begins now.

At this point, it was actually Mendelson, who was originally supposed to unconditionally trust everything Clark said, who suddenly raised a new doubt.

“Mr. Clark, most things in the documentary are basically rational. But there’s a problem. This descendant of the Earth’s survivors in the 31st century, Nico Ross, and his assistant Freddy, played an overly important role in history. According to your statement, the environment on 31st century Earth, plagued with deadly germs by aliens, is highly inhospitable, and ordinary people simply could not have survived.”