——The mathematician wanted to say this, but the scholar himself was too powerful.
That flesh-and-blood blade hidden in the black mist has the terrifying rule of "cutting off all entities."
As long as the sword is drawn and the prerequisite of "cutting" is met, the fact of "cutting" will inevitably be achieved.
Against such an opponent, even if the distance between the two parties is less than half a blue, they will still feel fear after all.
Mathematicians are really not fortune tellers.
He can calculate the facts that have happened at this moment, but he cannot calculate what may happen in the future.
This is also the biggest difference from the probability prediction of the little president girl.
If a conflict breaks out with a scholar, the only way the mathematician can resist the sharp sword of flesh and blood is probably his perfect pi.
That is a perfect embodiment of rules.
Using perfect pi as a shield, mathematicians can indeed block the sharp blade of flesh and blood.
But no matter how perfect the perfect pi is, it is still just a "shield" after all.
The ontology of a mathematician is still a mortal body.
He may be able to survive the pursuit of scholars for the time being, but one day he will be hacked to death by scholars.
What's more, scholars also have cognitive characteristics.
Mathematicians themselves certainly know how "uncontrollable" this type of properties is.
People with cognitive characteristics can see things that others have never seen, so their thinking logic cannot be figured out at all.
The mathematician's goal has not yet been achieved. He still wants to see his daughter again, so he can only be patient and comply with the scholar's statement.
"Ah, yes, yes, yes, I made a mistake in my calculation. Just say it is."
No need to be stubborn.
Since then, the scholar has firmly established himself as an "arrogant fixed value".
…
So, are scholars really arrogant?
Yes.
Whether it is a mathematician or President Xu Chenghe who is currently competing with scholars, they will nod without hesitation when faced with this question.
The scholar is indeed an arrogant person.
He is different from mathematicians.
In order to achieve their own goals, mathematicians formed a team with inherent ideas.
What about scholars?
Indeed, he united a group of people and launched a rebellion within the Star Chamber of Commerce.
But these people are not brought together by a certain group.
The scholars did not establish a group organization at all, they just called a group of people.
Doing this is a kind of extreme confidence in your own personal cohesion!
However, this is only one part of it.
The "arrogance" of a scholar is actually reflected in what he really wants to do.
The scholar's philosophy is actually very simple.
He agreed with the witnesses' thoughts.
Scholars believe that human beings must fight head-on with strange creatures. That is the only chance for human beings to survive.
But based on the ideas of the witnesses, scholars have other ideas of their own.
The key to the problem lies in the probability prediction of the little girl who is the president.
The president girl has repeatedly emphasized from beginning to end that in her prediction of rule-based characteristics and abilities, the final winning rate for a head-to-head battle between humans and strange creatures is 0% and cannot be changed.
This is also the main reason why the little girl president particularly hates witnesses.
In the view of this rule-type person, the unity, passion, unyielding, will, etc. advocated by the witnesses are not worth mentioning in front of the strange creatures!
Aren’t the painful lessons of the Blood Curtain Battle enough?
On the basis of recognizing this cruel reality, all the resistance of the witnesses actually seemed to be in vain.
The scholar also agrees with this, so he does not fully agree with the witnesses' ideas.
So what do scholars want to do?
He wants to change the odds.
Scholars believe that the probability of what the eyewitness girl saw is the probability of a decisive battle between "human beings at this stage" and strange creatures.
What scholars want to change is "human beings at this stage".
This is actually a very easy to understand idea.
For example, in a mountainous area where there is no shortage of water, people don't like bathing.
At this time, people in mountainous areas have a 10% victory rate against germs.
But if we popularize the benefits of bathing to people in this mountainous area, their thinking will change and they will like bathing.
Then, the victory rate of people in this mountainous area against germs increased to 90%.
Not hard to understand, right?
The winning rate of human beings in head-to-head battles with strange creatures is the same.
But why, the little girl president would rather kill the witnesses than try to change "human beings at this stage" and thus change the final winning rate of human beings?
Who said she didn't want to?
Who said she didn't want to!
The little girl president has already tried countless times.
The predecessor of the Star Chamber of Commerce was actually a neutral extraordinary organization.
They try their best to change that 0% winning rate.
Make overall plans, recruit small groups, specify rules...
Everything and so on.
But how can "human beings at this stage" be changed so easily?
Even if the benefits of bathing are popularized, they often encounter endless resistance, let alone changing human beings themselves?
That's a "boundless" thing.
"Humanity at this stage" cannot be easily changed.
The little girl president finally gave up and began to build the basic concept of the Star Chamber of Commerce.
She can't.
He thinks he can do it.
Scholars feel that he can change humanity at this stage.
What to use to change it?
Use the two original characteristics of cognitive type and link type to change it.
Forced change!
…
"My characteristic ability is cognitive, which allows me to see clearly the connection between everything."
The scholar opened his mouth and explained with a smile:
"Like father and daughter, friend, lover, colleague, comrade-in-arms..."
"All the connections between these can be seen by me."
"In my eyes, those connections are just 'lines' one after another, connecting us and binding us together."
"Sounds like...I'm pretty bad, right?"
The scholar stretched out his finger and gestured in the air.
"The connections I mentioned are actually the kind we long for in our daily lives, but have you ever thought about another question -"
"Hate, jealousy, comparison, sympathy, malice..."
"How to calculate all these?"
"But that's not what I'm talking about!"
The scholar waved his hands repeatedly and spoke with somewhat confusing logic.
"These so-called 'positive connections' or 'negative connections' are actually the same to me."
"——They're all a burden."
"If there aren't these connections, then..."
At this point, Xu Cheng suddenly interrupted: "Without these connections, 'people' would no longer be 'people'."
Xu Cheng said solemnly: "People are made up of connections."
This is a common statement on philosophical topics.
But the scholar suddenly widened his eyes and said to Xu Cheng seriously:
"Old sir, I agree with what you said."
The scholar's eyes grew wider and wider.
"But tell me, can the 'human' you know well be able to defeat Wei Wei? Can he survive when the ultimate danger comes? Ah!"
The more the scholar talked, the more excited he became.
"Witnesses all said that we would do anything to win."
"If that's the case, then we just shouldn't be human beings, right?"
"——Not a 'person' at this stage."
The scholar talked happily.
"So after I gained the ability to link, I swung my first sword and cut off all the connections around me."
