How I Used Science Outreach to Benefit Generations to Come

In ancient times, the common people were largely uneducated, and truth and knowledge were in the hands of a select few.

Meng Er transmigrated here and became a scrawny, weak little girl. To survive, she bound herself to a Think Tank System and took on the great responsibility of promoting truth and spreading knowledge.

Orphaned children have no school to attend? Then I'll teach them the basics and help them learn to read.

The people depend on the weather for their harvests and have no food? Then I'll teach them how to farm.

Doctors treating the sick and saving lives are stumped? Then I'll teach them medicine.

Without math and science, everyday life seems like magic? Then I'll push stagnant science a huge step forward.

And then:

Top scholar: "Once a teacher, always a teacher. I will repay your kindness and guidance, Teacher."

The people: "She must be a goddess sent from heaven to bless the mortal realm. We will remember the story of Goddess Meng forever."

Divine physician: "Miss Meng has saved all living beings from great suffering without even realizing it. She is truly benevolent."

The emperor: "I humbly ask Scholar Meng to devise more good policies and serve the nation."

Years later, textbooks describe Meng Er in one sentence: "She was the one who brought the age of agriculture to an end and led the way into the age of industry."

"Don't wait for the torch. If there is no torch, I will be the only light."

Theme: Knowledge changes destinies