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Chapter 342 Believe in the wisdom of future generations

After a long while, he said, "Is there no other way?"

Listening to the young man's "unrealistic ideas", Rhodes suddenly felt dazed.

He seemed to see some human figures in the young man.

Rhodes has experienced many worlds and read the history of countless dynasties.

Throughout the vast history, he had seen too many talented and ambitious people who were as serious as this young man.

Some say that we should make the rich and the poor equal, some say that we should make the land equal and exempt the grain tax equal and share the peace, and some say that.
Some slogans are false from the beginning.

But most people, at least when the slogan was put forward, really had the people in mind.

Because when they put forward the slogans, they were truly members of the people.

But after seeing wealth and power, many people's beliefs collapse much faster than they imagine.

They began to plunder wealth, kill people, and rape women, and were even worse than those who had bullied them before.

Only those thinkers with firm beliefs can remain unaffected by all kinds of temptations along the way and persevere to the end.

With the support of the majority, they finally overthrew the brutal old dynasty and established a new court.

A thinker with lofty ideals has established a court with a group of companions. Did the picture that the thinker wanted to see finally come true?
No.

Because he cannot govern such a huge dynasty alone.

In order to govern the country, thinkers must form a court to govern.

In this court, everyone holds various powerful powers, and each of these people has their own desires.

Even when they were fighting for an empire, these people could stand on the same side as the thinkers, insisting on equal treatment of the rich and the poor and equal distribution of land.

But when they gain wealth and glory, will they still feel that they are the same bullied people they once were?
No, because the butt determines the head.

They feel that they have become officials.

Status and wealth are there. If you don't try to obtain them, other officials will.

After obtaining these riches, other officials could not only start to enjoy themselves, but also had enough money to build connections.

By then, your position will be lost!

They don't consider the difficulty of obtaining it, because in their minds, the peasants will definitely not be able to defeat them, the high-ranking officials.

Therefore, they would ask for land and houses, would try to win over officials to form factions, and would place the children of their trusted ones into the court.

Faced with this chaotic scene after the establishment of the dynasty, most thinkers would give up their previous ideals and make moderate compromises with these high-ranking officials for the stability of the court and their own positions.

If you are neither deaf nor blind, you cannot run your own family.

If these officials go too far, the thinker might find an excuse to kill some of the founding heroes and make the rest of the people behave themselves.

However, a few thoughtful people felt that these senior officials had betrayed the ideals of their original rebellion and had betrayed the people, so they did not want to compromise with these people for the sake of the stability of the country.

Then he would face a very embarrassing situation. That is, almost everyone in the court no longer supported him.

Because of his prestige, everyone supported him verbally, but no matter what policies he proposed, they could not be implemented, and the officials were completely resisting together.

Even if he is truly selfless and truly loves the people, he is also really blocking the path for all the founding heroes to get rich!

Perhaps at this time, he felt that the only people he could trust were the people at the bottom of society.

When those who are easy to bully die, the original wealth of these people will naturally be taken over by these people.

Rhodes has seen many thinkers like this.

Even though they left a significant mark in that era, the final results were not satisfactory.

Because human hearts are unreliable.

Thinking of this, Rhodes pointed to his chest and asked:
"You said that someone like me, in pursuit of a better life, wants to not have to work, wants beautiful women, wants fine wine, wants to enjoy the convenience of society and the prosperity of the world, and I am willing to work hard for all of this, and I don't care how hard or tired I am before I achieve my goal. Do you think I am wrong?"

The young man thought for a moment and replied, "That's right."

Rod added: "What if there are more people like me?"

The young man fell silent after hearing this.

As powerful as he is, after thinking for so many years, and even being able to directly observe various things discovered in the boundless universe, how could he not understand the meaning of Rhodes' words?

A group of people are willing to fight for a better life, and then through their own efforts, they finally live the life they want.

And in order to live a good life like their predecessors, wouldn’t later generations be willing to make the same efforts and gain the same rewards?
But will the same effort lead to the same reward?

Obviously that's not possible.

After all, the resources of a world are limited.

Those who came first occupied a large number of resources, and they would not take the initiative to give away the resources they occupied for free. So where can those who came later get the resources they want?

Disputes, conflicts, battles, casualties, and so on will arise as a result.

"It turns out you don't have the answer I want either."

The young man muttered to himself.

Rhodes smiled and said, "There are so many things in the world that have no answers. No matter who you are, there are many things that you cannot do."

The young man glanced at Rhodes.

"for example?"

Rhodes said: "For example, even the most powerful being in the world cannot create a stone that he cannot lift."

Hearing the language skills in Rhodes' words, the young man did not point it out, but asked again: "So facing the problem that has already appeared in front of you, if there is no way, don't you try to solve it?"

Rhodes looked at the river in front of him and said, "If you can't solve it yourself, just put it aside for now and trust the wisdom of future generations."

(End of this chapter)