Surviving on a Desolate Planet: Isn't This Freaking Common Knowledge?

I've made it clear, I just lied about replies and likes. Reply to mine, and I will curse you to travel to another world and become the most beautiful human being, and then your lovely sister obtains the brother control system and thinks about controlling you and conquering you all day long; the school beauty in your class has a crush on you and travels with you to become an empress, thinking about you every day. You force it; you will also get ten daily check-in systems, which will urge you to check-in every day and give you rewards, which will annoy you to death... Eh, I'm so vicious. Have a harmonious family and good health. The same goes for those who like it, and the same goes for those who don't reply or like it.

You can imagine that they have forgotten. If you look at the children 10 years from now, you can see that some children now do not know these basic common sense at all. Imagine that it is like this now, and what will happen if technology advances for hundreds of years?

After reading a few chapters, I was successfully poisoned. I don't even have basic common sense about how their technology developed. Did they change from primitive people to modern people in one sleep? And no one thought anything was wrong.

I am a magician Cast a magic here, and you can get the following 2 abilities by giving likes to the poster. 1. Double your IQ 2. The golden gun never fails 3. Predict the future 4. System possession 5. Immortality 6. See through the wall 7. Reply to Fei Lu with 2 words [without punctuation marks in the middle] to get them all.

Do you know that there are already children who don't know the universal charger? If the times develop, and after a few hundred years, all areas of the earth become habitable areas for humans, then the so-called wilderness survival will naturally disappear, not to mention the technology that can travel to other planets. With that kind of technology, if you say that you can create a red alert base on an alien planet in a few days, I will believe it. The knowledge of wilderness survival will naturally be forgotten.

Feilu's classic Poison King series creates a world where all members have an IQ of no more than 50 and 0, and then adds a protagonist whose IQ is slightly lower than the author's, about 70, so that he can construct various plots as he pleases. After all, this is the way the world is.

It makes me laugh. In a world with advanced technology, do you think you don't even know about the heat generated by friction? How can there be so many high technologies without basic knowledge?

Just the first chapter made me want to pick my feet in embarrassment. How on earth did these people who didn't even know how to drill wood and make fire start the age of the universe?

Isn't it common sense that everyone in this book, except the protagonist, is intellectualized?

Human collective degeneration and mental retardation