Three-body Problem Iii: Death Eternal Life

Ye Wenjie destroyed humanity but also saved humanity; Cheng Xin saved humanity but destroyed humanity. Luo Ji saved mankind and destroyed himself.

In fact, I discovered a possible bug. It is impossible for a person to remain alive after entering the fourth dimension. Human body tissues and blood will flow out of the body through the fourth dimension! The human body evolved to adapt to three-dimensional space and cannot adapt to four-dimensional space at all. The crossing of dimensions itself means destruction. "The Lord of the Rings" is the best example of reducing four dimensions to three dimensions.

Okay, I just skipped The Three-Body Problem 1 and 2 and watched The Three-Body Problem (both Part 1 and 2 were borrowed from the library), and now I feel very complicated. I thought it was a happy ending, but it turned out to be really desolate. Regarding the heroine Cheng Xin in the article, I really think she is a very complicated character. Call her kind, she is indeed kind and confused, but it is not an exaggeration to call her a devil. Originally, angels and demons were the same person. But this cannot be blamed on Cheng Xin. She has lived in an environment of great love since she was a child, and she is too simple. Therefore, it is natural that the world should be peaceful and loving. She cannot tolerate the slightest bit of dirt in the world she lives in. However, she is actually using her own moral values ​​to restrain and destroy others. Personally, I feel that this is not essentially different from totalitarian thinking. In addition, her savior concept is so strong that she wants to save everyone, but she ignores the reality. If you can't give up anything, then you will get nothing. In the face of survival, even a highly developed civilized world must abide by the law of survival of the jungle. Only the strong can survive. This is relative fairness. Sympathy for the weak will only lead to absolute unfairness. In the end, the entire human society will degenerate into a society without the strong, which is the regression of the entire civilization. Then, I don't understand why she didn't choose to enter the two-dimensional space with everyone on the earth (although it is mentioned in the book, I really can't understand her logical thinking). I think based on her moral bottom line, she should not allow herself to live alone, especially when the destruction of the entire solar system is related to her. If it were me, I might really not be able to live in the world. Wouldn't living like this be a kind of lonely darkness? There is no difference from death. Oh, by the way, I quite like Vader. Personally, I think he is the real leader who thinks about saving the entire human society from the macro perspective of human survival. Finally, I want to say that Yun Tianming is really a good person. He not only gave her a star, but also gave her a universe. I actually hope that Cheng Xin won't bother in the end. It's okay to live in a small universe and create a new world. This way, Yun's hard work will be lived up to. After all, human beings are really nothing more than mayflies in the universe, too insignificant to be counted. Therefore, just live your life well in the limited time. Don't think about controlling the vast universe. You can't do it. After all, you are not the savior, and the savior does not exist. To say the least, even if he exists, the chance of him choosing to save human civilization will be very small. (My personal opinion is a bit narrow. My ideological level is not high to begin with, so don't comment if you don't like it)

In fact, Earth civilization and Trisolaran civilization should be able to coexist, because the announcement of the coordinates of the Trisolaran parent star means that both the Earth and Trisolaran civilizations are exposed to the universe. In other words, both are facing the same test of survival at the same time, and both are facing guns from all directions. It can also be said that they share the same disease. On the condition of sharing part of the solar system with the Trisolaran civilization, the Trisolaran civilization is willing to cooperate with humans to develop curvature-driven spacecraft and carry out the Black Domain Project. For humans, they have gained a chance to survive, and the Trisolaran civilization has been able to avoid unknown exile. For the universe, the Earth civilization and the Trisolaran civilization in the black domain are completely harmless and do not need to be eliminated. In the black domain, no one can get out, and the fight is meaningless. Humans and Trisolarans who are unwilling to leave the solar system can stay in the Black Domain. Humans and Trisolarans who are willing to sail can use curvature-driven spacecraft to explore the new world. When they are weak and fighting on their own, the chances of the exiled civilization surviving are very small. However, if the Earth civilization and the Trisolaran civilization join forces to sail away, the chance of survival will be much greater.

I admire Luo Ji, Yun Tianming and Wade the most

Thinking of human beings is too simple. When mankind was working on the bunker plan, I thought that there should be more than just light particle strikes. Didn't the scientists of the Radio Age know about it at the time? Does the civilization on earth know that there are bunkers? Don't higher civilizations know about it? Human IQ is not that low

Do those who say Cheng Xin is a disaster really understand? Survival is the first need of civilization, which is rooted in everyone's heart, so Cheng Xin would choose not to press the button as a responsibility. If it had been Vader, humanity would have been destroyed long ago.

Many people are criticizing Cheng Xin and feel that this book is discriminatory against women. But I think there is a careful setting involved. The character design of Cheng Xin is to reflect two contradictions, one is the contradiction between the individual and society: on the one hand, personal will is a reflection of social will, and there are commonalities between the two. On the other hand, social will embodied in individual will does not necessarily match social development. There are many examples in real life where conclusions drawn through collective will hinder social development. The manifestation of this aspect in the book is that when human existence and social existence need to make choices, social will chooses society, which in turn leads to a crisis of human existence. Another contradiction is the contradiction between human sensibility and rationality. When people face a decision, their rational emotions explode, resulting in the decision not maximizing interests. The reason why Cheng Xin is a woman is because the social understanding of women is more emotional. In fact, it does not mean that women have any disadvantages. In real life, the distribution of rational people between men and women is small and even. It is just because of social and natural factors that more men can express themselves in political science. One more point, in fact, it is unfair to use great men and sinners to evaluate the individuals who have had an impact on history. They can only be said to be great men and ordinary people. Please do not ignore the power of social will. No one can escape its influence. It is more fair to think about the process of history from the perspective of society and individuals.

Cheng Xin's maternal nature destroyed the earth, but Vader's bestiality can keep human civilization going.

Zhang Beihai's father: think more Kamikaze member: Mom, I want to become a firefly Luo Ji: Wall-facer Luo Ji, I am your wall-breaker Luo Ji: Killing everyone is the greatest respect for a civilization Evans: Lord you need us Tomoko: I'm afraid of you What does destroying you have to do with you? (I love you, what does it have to do with you?) Give civilization to time rather than time to civilization Zhang Beihai smiled before he died: No matter what, it's the same ,,,,,,, Next