Crossover in the Anime World

The "Human Completion Plan" proposed by Duran is to conduct social experiments and research theories through the electronic world. Then, with the help of high technology, turning theory into practice is very scientific, and it is not as simple as turning people into orange juice.

But even with such a good plan, everyone still has concerns. I don't know whether I agree or disagree.

Duran gave them time to think about it, but they only felt that they could either agree or disagree, and there were too few options.

"It seems like a choice, but in fact there is no choice at all. No matter what, you have to accept the impact of the plan." The boss was helpless. He didn't know what to do.

The future was originally a Chinese civil war, and then continued according to the original rules of the game, with each country taking care of itself. But now Duran takes action, directly leading the future into the unknown. Although Dulan has clearly proposed a plan, this plan is beyond imagination. He has no idea whether the result will be good or bad. Even a powerful boss is still a little confused.

But one thing is certain, if you become Duran's enemy, you will probably be defeated by him. Even if they won't be physically destroyed, all the enemy's game rules will be shattered.

Boss has always hoped to create the elixir of life, but now it seems that there is no way to fight against Duran's plan.

There is not much time for everyone to think, because Duran hopes to get the answer before the sun rises. Now eat first and let them think while they eat.

Many people are still looking at the plan. The "Human Completion Plan" has a lot of content and details. The overall idea of ​​​​"flesh and blood is weak, and the machine will ascend".

Obviously the most important thing is the establishment of the electronic world, not the construction of the physical world.

"At that time, what exactly is a human being?" Kuroba Kaito was thinking about this question, that is, the scope of human beings. Because this technology is so exaggerated, not only can people enter electronic devices, but it can even have various terminals, such as the three-hundred-meter-tall humanoid weapon. Its appearance is no longer human at all, but its soul is still human. Is this considered human? ?

And if you separate your body and soul, is this considered human? Or if you inject your soul into a machine body, is this considered a human being?

In "Ghost in the Shell", it is believed that people have souls. Although we don't know what it is specifically, a kind of soul material Ghost is produced in the electronic brain. Only the electronic brain with Ghost is a human being. No matter what the electronic brain is. Shape survival. On the other hand, even if an android looks like a human but has no soul in its head, it is not considered a human.

In fact, does it matter whether one is considered a human being or not?

Very important, but also not important.

It is important because of the distribution relationship, where humans and non-humans are the dividing line. Humans must accept distribution, while non-human beings not only do not need to distribute benefits, but can also exploit them. To put it simply, humans have rights and obligations, while non-human beings only have obligations but no rights.

It is not important because human beings cannot deal with various situations in the material world completely according to the definition, and they must change flexibly. Sometimes even human beings themselves have different levels. For example, only if you have freedom, you are considered a human being, and if you don’t have freedom, you are not a human being.

Nobles, citizens, freedmen, slaves. Nobles have more rights and fewer obligations, citizens have more balanced rights and obligations, free people have more obligations and fewer rights, and slaves have only obligations, which means slaves are not human beings. As far as rights and obligations are not well distributed within humans, if the number of non-humans increases, human game rules alone will not be able to attract them. When the time comes, non-humans can just make their own games, and there is no need to play with humans at all.

The main difference between Eastern and Western thought is that Easterners pay more attention to equality of rights and obligations, while Westerners are more entangled in the definition of human beings.

Therefore, Eastern people are very tired, because everyone is required to fulfill their obligations, and it seems that rights are never mentioned. In fact, because the rights of human beings have become as common as breathing, they are not felt. What most people pursue is to fulfill more obligations and get more rights.

Westerners rarely mention obligations, but only the rights of human beings. Their words only revolve around people. As for those things that fulfill obligations, they can be thrown to non-human beings. To do this, people must be defined. People must first have freedom. As for what freedom is, they have the final say. Therefore, even if people lose everything, they should still be free, because only with freedom can they be considered human. Without freedom, only wealth is just inhuman and can be killed.

So with the advancement of technology, what exactly is a human being? Do we need to define people? This is a very Western way of thinking.

Duran believes that there is no need to define people at all. Anyway, those who fulfill their obligations should be considered human beings, and those who do not fulfill their obligations are not considered human beings. When he becomes the emperor, he will definitely promote the idea that the king, the king, the ministers, the fathers, the sons, the sons, everyone must fulfill their obligations, and it is the king and his ministers who lead the land.

As long as humanoid weapons complete their tasks, they are still humans. The same goes for robots, cyborgs, and biochemical humans. They are humans if they can complete their tasks. On the contrary, if the emperor and nobles cannot fulfill their obligations, they are not considered human beings, and they have lost their conscience.

"You are still worried about the distribution problem. What is human and not human is fictitious and superficial. What you are most worried about is whether you can maintain your advantage in the distribution relationship. You are worried that humans will lose in the competition with cyborgs. , falling into the lowest end of the distribution relationship. You are worried that cyborgs have a better ability to fulfill their obligations than you, so you want to deny them by defining people. This is wrong." Duran said: "If you fall behind, you will be beaten, and you will be beaten. We need to stand firm. Human beings should think about using technology to improve themselves, rather than denying the strength of cyborgs, and should not think about making cyborgs fulfill more obligations and take less rights."

Everyone was silent. Dulan was really outspoken, even a little anti-human.

"Are you considered a human being? It is our right to define human beings." The boss on the side couldn't help but said. He definitely did not admit that cyborgs were human beings.

Duran found that everyone was silent, obviously worried about the bleak future of mankind. Because in the new era, what they have learned is completely behind them, and they must work hard to learn. After all, there is no limit to learning and hard work.

Which is more terrible, hardship or death?

It must be hard. Death is a matter of an instant, but hard work is long-term and continuous. To catch up with the cyborgs, they have to rebuild their knowledge system. This process must be very painful. One generation may take several generations. Human suffering.

How many people can endure this kind of suffering? Everyone still hopes to take shortcuts if there are any, and let others do their duties if they can, instead of doing it themselves.

But now Duran's "Human Completion Plan" is obviously to encourage competition between cyborgs and humans. Human beings have suffered so much, and this is really completion.

It is not terrible to turn into orange juice in an instant, but it is terrible to study hard for more than ten or twenty years. Therefore, Duran's completion is a real completion, and it simply requires human beings to work hard and excel, forgetting to eat and sleep.

Humans definitely don’t want to because it’s too curly. But if Duran were the emperor, it would be good for him to get involved.

The advantage of the enfeoffment system is that the rights are taken by oneself, and the obligations are transferred to other places, and then it is publicized that the party fulfilling the obligations is not a human being.

The imperial system is that whoever fulfills more obligations will get more rights. Everyone rolls up and promotes the king, the king, the minister, the father, the son, and the son. The disadvantage is that the rights are not divided enough because it is too complicated. There are many capable people but few rights. Unlike the West where you can expel some people, control the number of people, and maintain the balance of people and rights.

In the East, officialdom novels, office politics, and success studies are simply commonplace. Everyone learns them, and everyone also likes to discuss the overall situation and international news, just because everyone wants to go further. If you add cyborgs and robots, it will be rolled up into a mess. Even Duran can't imagine what it will be like in the future.

Which one is better, the balance of obligations and rights, or the balance of human definition and rights, remains to be tested by history. Of course, it is also possible that the future will be one of two balances.