Have you ever heard of Darwin's theory of evolution of species? Natural selection, survival of the fittest. The non-humans in Prison No. 0725 Sneered at this statement. Survival of the fittest? How about saying that you are just not strong enough and the world changes me? Oh, why not let me change the world.
Have you ever heard of the Red Queen hypothesis?
In the short term, you can survive as long as you keep up. But in the long run, one species must run faster than other species to gain a favorable position in the ecosystem. If a species has great evolutionary potential, it means it has an extraordinary speed in the race of evolution. In the long run, the winner of the competition will not be based on current adaptation, but whether it can obtain evolutionary capabilities that exceed those of other species. The winners of the competition are those who achieve evolutionary capabilities beyond those of other species. Current adaptations do not guarantee future success; only species with great evolutionary potential will achieve long-term success.
The Red Queen hypothesis states that organisms need to continuously evolve to adapt to the biological environment of co-evolution, that is, co-evolution can also lead to endless selection pressure. Natural selection only results in current adaptations of organisms, while evolution functions as potential adaptations or future adaptability.
The Red Queen replied to Alice: "In this country, you have to keep running to keep you in place."
Everyone in this era says to themselves: "In this era, only by constantly stimulating your potential can you see the back of non-human beings from a distance. Of course, it is just the back of non-human beings who have not fully evolved, No. 1422."
But, at that time, you had already succeeded.
Concept: Virtual imagination and IQ (interspersed with some Tanluoxing and other non-genuine dog food)