I really don't want to hang up

Chapter 457 Shut up, Meg!
Luden's words were like shouting in the crowd, "Everyone look at me, I have an announcement!"

Everyone looked at him with surprised eyes, some were puzzled, doubtful, and curious.
John sneered,
"Mr. Luden, this joke is not funny."

He was undoubtedly the most surprised person present, and he was also the one who adjusted the fastest.

Lu Deng said seriously, "I'm not joking."

A person in the corner asked curiously,
"What is this, is it in the play?"

He thought everyone was talking about a science fiction idea, but he didn't expect it to turn into a script killer?

Griffin was still the first to express dissatisfaction,
"If you really lived for 14000 years, can you explain why you can live for so long?"

As a medical boss, he is an absolute authority in this regard.

As long as Luden comes up with a statement, Griffin can easily refute it and criticize the other party as worthless.

Luden spread his hands and said frankly,
"I do not know."

"You do not know?"

Griffin repeated, took a swig of his drink, and sneered,
"Of course you don't know! Because such absurd things can't happen!"

"Oh, really?"

Luden sneered,
"Does the tortoise know why it can live for a hundred years? Does the sun know why it can burn for hundreds of millions of years? Do you have to understand the reason for things to happen? Don't you understand such a simple reason?"

Griffin's hands were hanging in the air, and he didn't refill the wine glass when it was empty. He didn't know how to refute for a while.

If, what is said here is if, a person is really immortal.

He couldn't understand the principle of his own immortality, which was a very common thing.

Athletes may not know which nerves are working, which muscles and bones are moving when taking off. But this does not prevent him from jumping up and dunking.

From this perspective, Luden was right.

The man in the corner carefully corrected,

"The statement of hundreds of millions of years is not accurate. The sun is a yellow dwarf star with a lifespan of 45.7 billion years."

He is an astronomer, and has a lot of common sense in this area.

Of course, no one is paying attention to the sun at the moment.

Griffin was rendered speechless by Luden's words, and everyone immediately realized that this strange young man was not only crazy in words and deeds, but also had good teeth.

The history professor pondered for a moment and asked a question,
"Since you said you lived for more than 4000 years, can you tell us something about history?"

Luden answered frankly,

"Yes, but not necessary."

"It's not necessary, I think you dare not?"

said Meg sharply,

"You are afraid that you will miss the truth and expose this clumsy lie!"

Although she is not very popular, but fortunately, this time Meg spoke the voice of most people.

Luden didn't even dare to do such a thing, so his statement had no credibility at all.

If this is a script killing, then Luden's current performance can be said to be a mess.

but,

Luden was still very confident, his eyes sparkled, and he said calmly,
"If we roughly divide the historical records, we can divide them into official history and unofficial history."

The historian's lips twitched twice. He wanted to correct this statement, but finally held back.

Compared with this detail, Luden's next words made him look forward to it even more.

Lu Deng said, "The content of the official history is public, and everyone can check it and learn it. What you can use to prove the history must be known to others.

If I repeat the contents of the official history to you, then what am I equivalent to, a search engine? "

Hearing this, the historian couldn't help but nodded, agreeing with Luden's statement.

He also realized that the question he asked was indeed a bit problematic.

Even if Luden answered, it was no different from not answering.

Meg persisted and asked, "What about the unofficial history? You don't want to mention the official history, but you always know the unofficial history. Tell us something we don't know, and prove something."

The historian finally couldn't bear it anymore and said,
"The reason why unofficial history is unofficial history is because there is no place to stand, and it is full of conspiracy theories and dirty ideas.

He made some nonsense, and then what?
What's the use of telling something that can't be proven or falsified except to make people laugh and waste time? "

Obviously, he was persuaded by Luden's previous answer and had given up on this question.

But Meg still wanted to make use of the topic and say something, but was refuted by historians.

"Shut up, Meg!"

The historian sat up, leaned forward slightly, and took the initiative to speak for Luden,
"In fact, people have misunderstood history. There is an old saying in the East that the authorities are confused, but the bystanders are clear.

If we, as latecomers, look at historical events and overlook everything from the perspective of God, we will naturally know what is a big event and what is an important change.

Of course we know what the appearance of the steam engine means, and we also know what kind of storm the assassination of the prince will cause.

However, looking at the history we personally participated in, things are completely different. Do you know which event happened last year that had the greatest impact on the world pattern?The answer you never know!There are countless hot search lists and headline lists on your various software, but these lists can't find the real big things!

In other words, if there is really a person who can live for 4000 years, then his method of learning history is no different from that of all of us here, and he also learns from textbooks. "

This is the longest statement since the discussion started.

It has to be said, though, that the historian speaks well.

What he said was not profound, the reasoning was easy to understand, and there was nothing wrong with logical reasoning.

This is the Eternal, not God.

He can only stay in a certain place at a certain moment, which means that major historical events may or may not be related to him.

Probability is fair.

After the historian finished speaking in one breath, he tucked himself back into the sofa.

He was happy to discuss this topic with everyone present, but there was an embarrassing question. Luden's answer blocked the knowledge of history. Even if Luden said something wrong, it could be attributed to a memory error.

People always make mistakes.

In this way, historians are completely useless on this topic.

He could only withdraw from the stage silently, listening to the debates of the crowd, checking for omissions and making up for vacancies.

One person's input drives others.

Even Griffin put down his glass and began to think seriously about what questions he could ask Luden to refute or prove the other party's statement.

Either way is fine.

Meg still didn't give up, she said stubbornly,
"If you've really lived that long, there must be some valuable things, such as Van Gogh's paintings."

Before she finished speaking, everyone said in unison,
"Shut up, Meg!"

　There are still four days, and there are still 6.3 words. The good news is that the plot is much smoother than before. The bad news is that there is not much time left for me.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)