Handbook of Survival in the World of Cultivating Immortals

Chapter 104 11: On the Universality of the World of Science and the World of Immortal Cultivation

Lu Liang thought that Tang Nineteen had finished speaking, and just wanted to take over the conversation and ask about other things, but he didn't expect Tang Nineteen to throw out another question right after, caught off guard, and for a while, Lu Liang didn't know How should I answer.

Tang Nineteen's voice hit the wall in the long passage and reflected back, making his voice even more ethereal.

"Do you think this approach is wrong?"

Lu Liangxin said how do I know, and fell silent all of a sudden, and the question he wanted to ask was instantly forgotten.

During the time of question and answer, neither of them stopped. After all, this road is quite long.

After Tang Nineteen's voice fell, she also walked ahead on her own, but she consciously moved the lantern she was carrying to her side to ensure that it could light the way forward for Lu Liang behind her.

The atmosphere became a little silent, but not completely silent.Hearing the sound of footsteps stepping on the stone steps, Lu Liang also began to seriously think about this issue.

Lu Liang looked at the constantly shaking light and shadow in front of him, and climbed up the steps step by step.

Everyone has a different way of doing and looking at everything.

There are no two identical leaves in the world, nor are there two identical people.

Just like Zhuangzi and Huizi were arguing on Haoliang, who knows whether the fish will be happy or not, they each have different opinions from their own standpoints, and all the reasons seem to make sense.

As a higher animal, human beings often claim to be the primates of all things, thinking that they can dominate the world, but they are often slapped by nature.

Although Lu Liang has gone through time travel and rebirth several times, he can't remember the years he lived clearly, but the total is only a few hundred years.

She is still the original Lu Liang, and her personality and way of thinking cannot be easily changed by changes in the environment, so Lu Liang still thinks and acts in the original way of thinking.

Don't think about how other time-travel novels are done, she is herself, not others.Lu Liang just wants to live in his own way.

As for what problem to pursue, it is all about taking one step at a time.

So, now.Lu Liang was silently thinking about the question raised by Tang Nineteen in this quiet but not quiet environment.

Regarding time travel, Lu Liang suddenly felt that this might also be a lie.

Maybe all this happened was just a dream. When she woke up, she was lying in the small rented house again, and she had to catch the early bus early the next morning.But at present, there is no possibility of waking up from this dream.

She is a person who is addicted to fantasy but knows what reality is like.For so many years, as an outsider in a scientific society, I have calmly looked at this world, which is similar to the previous society but has many differences.

From an anthropological point of view, human beings are universal, no matter whether they have the same skin color or ethnicity, they all belong to the same species. Therefore, everyone is equal to the same kind.

But herein lies the strangeness of the human species: because of the complexity of human nature, they are the most adept at civil war of all races.

Among them, they can be divided into different classes, and those who think they are noble discriminate against other people; it seems that they are self-taught and form cliques without a teacher, and various small circles and small groups can become a mess.

The days of peace are few and far between, and even under the surface of the calm water there is an undercurrent.Different ideas resulting from different ideologies attack each other and even lead to wars, bringing greater misfortune to more people and the world.

The list goes on.

Humans can't understand themselves, so there are countless experts and scholars to study, study the differences between civilizations, study the way of thinking and lifestyle of people under different cultures, etc...

As one of the small and insignificant individuals, Lu Liang is naturally qualified to think about this issue.It's just that her way of thinking is generally a bit strange, and sometimes she even feels that human beings are simply viruses on Blue Star, constantly causing more irreparable trauma to Blue Star.

Then after she traveled through, she discovered a proposition that seemed more interesting, on the universality of the world of science and the world of cultivating immortals?
As with all formatted question-answer templates, there are similarities and differences.

Facts have proved that no matter where human beings are, things like fighting in the nest are always done the most.In order to survive, some people are willing to do whatever it takes, and they can really do anything.

From what Tang Nineteen told Lu Liang, what Lu Liang has always cared about is that the importance of "flowing fire" is enough to make some people choose to annihilate their humanity.But Tang Nineteen's settlement has gone to another extreme. They don't care about world affairs and keep themselves safe. On the surface, it looks like they have built a place like a peach blossom garden.

Since spiritual objects similar to "reservoirs" are hard to find, and since they are unwilling to fight for them, in order to survive, it seems that there is no problem in having to collect the "flowing fire" from the sleepers.

But the biggest problem is also here.Lu Liang had previously secretly felt that the world of cultivating immortals is a crueler world than the scientific society. It is not only the law of the jungle where the weak prey on the strong, but also lacks more moral constraints.

Whether it is the outer world or the inner world, there are cruel shadows everywhere, which is inevitable.

Lu Liang compared this place with the era he used to live in, and felt that it was a great thing to survive.

As for the "flowing fire" rules in the inner world, Lu Liang can only say that there is no absolutely correct answer to Tang Nineteen's question.

Unknowingly, the two had reached the end of their walk, and stopped facing the wall that was within reach of a few steps away.

Tang Nineteen took a few steps forward and carefully groped for the depression on one side of the wall. He had just touched the first depression with his fingers and was about to grope for the next one, but he heard a hoarse voice behind him.

"I think," looking at Tang Nineteen, Lu Liang carefully considered his words before speaking, "This matter has nothing to do with right or wrong."

"Huh? What do you say?" Tang Nineteen turned his head suddenly, and the pair of ponytails swayed accordingly. The end of the ponytails almost swept off the pine nuts that were dozing off her shoulders. It was before Tang Nineteen gave Lu Liang science popularization about the world. I was so sleepy that I yawned.

Seeing Tang Nineteen turn his head all of a sudden, his eyes sparkling with anticipation, the corners of Lu Liang's mouth curled up slightly: "There is no distinction between right and wrong in life."

"The judgment of right and wrong is right and right. From this point of view, I think... whether to fight or not is entirely up to the individual, and I can only give you this answer from my own perspective."

"If it were me, I wouldn't take the initiative to kill someone to take the 'Liuhuo', but self-defense is still necessary. As for collecting the 'Liuhuo' of dying people, it is cruel to some extent, it depends on you What do you think?"

"Do I understand what I'm saying?"

　It's just a shallow thought, um... Anyway, I just write a little thought.Because the anthropology I'm studying is still very shallow...

　　The so-called universality or universalism (universalism) refers to the consistency and commonality of all human beings on the earth.People in various geographical regions, regardless of skin color or ethnicity, belong to the same species, so everyone is an equal kind.Furthermore, the common characteristics of human beings in biology, psychology, society and culture are the universal connotations that anthropology pays special attention to. ——Zhuang Kongshao, "Introduction to Anthropology"

　　
　
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