Can't Stop Drawing

With a smile, Link raised his second finger and said, "Let's use another example. After a human baby is born, he will be handed over to the care of wolves living in the wild. Suppose the wolves will not eat him, but will eat him." He will take care of him with all his heart and responsibility, so he has been living with wolves, and his way of life and thinking is no different from that of wolves, is he considered a human being?"

Asuka opened her mouth, wanting to say the answer, but after thinking about it, she gave up.

Even if he is a human being physically, this kind of wolf boy is no different from a wild beast before he is educated, and cannot be regarded as a human being at all.

"So, now that this wolf boy is discovered, people rescue him back to human society, re-educate him according to human standards, and reshape his worldview. After the education is completed, will he be considered a human?" Link asked.

"...It should be counted." Shinji suddenly opened his mouth to answer.

Asuka glanced back at Shinji, this answer is not correct.

Link shook his head and said, "It depends on the situation. If his self-identification is still a wolf, he will not be defined as a human being according to our laws. If his self-identification is a human, then we will congratulate you." The return of a compatriot.

"In other words, our society places more value on a person's cultural identity and self-identity than on biological meaning."

"Why?" Shinji asked in bewilderment, "Why did you do this?"

"Because only if you recognize yourself as a human, you will fight for human beings, rejoice at the development of human beings, and grieve at the disasters of human beings." Link looked at Shinji, and stroked his chest with his right hand, "It's also because—I am Humanity."

At this moment, there seemed to be a radiant light behind Link, which was extremely dazzling.

Squinting his eyes, Shinji raised his hand to block the light, so he couldn't look directly at Link.

The ten thousand zhang light is not an illusion of Shinji, but a real existence.

Turning back speechlessly, Link said, "Haruhi, what are you doing?"

Haruhi, who was hiding behind Link, stopped, and the radiant light immediately dimmed. It was the light she created just now.

"I think what you just said, Ake, is very good, so I will add a special effect that fits the atmosphere for you."

Patting Haruhi on the head, Link said, "Don't make trouble."

Asuka, who had been silent all this time, spoke at this time.

"You talk about self-identity, but how is self-identity measured?"

Chapter 601 Self-Identification Is Important

"If there is no way to accurately verify and you can only listen to what others say, how do you know whether he is telling the truth or not?" Asuka asked.

Link nodded in agreement and said, "Indeed, what you said is correct. If it cannot be measured, the so-called self-identity is meaningless."

"But it's not that we can't measure it, it's just that we don't have the equipment now." Link changed his tone, "If you want to know, why don't you come with us to our side?"

"Your side? You mean..."

"Our universe." Link said with a smile.

Asuka didn't speak, and began to think seriously.

Shinji suddenly became nervous and glared at Link who had just exuded the brilliance of humanity. He felt that Link was competing with him for Asuka.

Haruhi also poked Link in the back behind Link, and asked in a low voice: "Ake, what are you thinking? Didn't you just send the traverser away, why are you thinking of pulling people to our side?"

Link glanced at Asuka who was still thinking, ignored Shinji who was glaring at him, and quietly explained to Haruhi: "Look at the two of them, they are so pitiful, I want to help them."

"If you want to say it's pitiful, it's really pitiful. After all, there are only two of them left in the entire planet." Looking up at Link, Haruhi asked, "That's all?"

"You don't believe it?" Link didn't admit it, nor did he deny it, but instead asked Haruhi.

Haruhi squinted at Link and said, "I believe it. But this is definitely not the whole reason. You must have other plans."

"As expected of you. There are indeed other reasons, but for now, it's just an immature idea. Whether it can be realized or not needs to be carefully calculated."

Shaking his eyebrows in doubt, Haruhi asked, "What do you think?"

"It's an immature idea, so don't ask so many questions." Link said and then kept silent.

Cheeks puffed up, Haruhi said angrily: "Say."

Link looked at Haruhi in embarrassment, and glanced at Asuka and Shinji, indicating that Haruhi is too busy to talk about it.

Haruhi glared at Link, bit Link's ear and said, "Explain to me later."

At this moment, Asuka finally figured it out.

She shook her head, lowered her eyebrows, and said regretfully, "No, I can't leave with you."

Shinji breathed a sigh of relief, as long as Asuka didn't leave.

"Oh? Why?" Link asked curiously.

"There is still a chance, there are still people who have the opportunity to return from the sea, I will wait until they come back..."

"Well, since you think so, then when we have a chance to come again, let's bring the equipment over to test the two of you." Link said casually.

Asuka nodded subconsciously, and then she realized a problem that she had ignored.

"No, you can still go back? Your spaceship has been smashed like this, can you... go back?" Asuka asked in surprise.

At this time, Shinji also suddenly realized that their spaceship has become like this, it seems that it can't be repaired, and there is still a way to go back.

"The boat is being repaired, and it won't be long before it's done." The corner of Link's mouth curled up. "And I also have the ability to travel through the world, even without a boat. Don't worry about that."

Then his tone changed, and Link said: "However, considering the time between worlds, even if we turn back immediately after we go back, you are not sure how much time will pass here. You'd better not have too much expectation."

Asuka smiled and said, "Then we will make preparations that we will never see you again for the rest of our lives."