God created three sky-reaching cylinders, each of which contained 64 golden disks stacked in order.
He found a monk and told him:
"As long as you can move one disk at a time, and the small disks cannot be stacked on top of the big disks, when all the disks are stacked on another cylinder from bottom to top in order, I will grant you a wish."
After hearing this, the monk's eyes lit up and he immediately threw himself into the hot work. He exhausted what he had learned throughout his life, including addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, square roots, calculus derivatives, equations... Finally, he developed an algorithm that was later called "recursive" and calculated the answer.
However, the sad thing is that it is already ten thousand years later.
This mission of killing a thousand swords!
At this time, God came to him again.
"Tell me, what is your wish?"
The monk's lips trembled, he looked at God expectantly, and finally said the thoughts that had sustained him for ten thousand years:
"I... I... Want to get a wife!"
God: "... I'm afraid this won't work."
"Why not?"
God: "Too long time has passed, and you have become reproductively isolated from today's women. The only ones who can marry you now are female orangutans."
Upon hearing this, the monk rolled his eyes and almost fainted.
God paused and said, "Why don't you think about other wishes?"
The monk thought for a while and finally made up his mind and expressed his second wish: "Then I want to destroy the earth! I want all women to die!"
God: "..."
With a wave of his hand, the end of the world is coming...