Never Get Off

How should I put it, this is a true science fiction novel. People who read it should not read it as an online novel. While putting yourself into the character, you scold the main character NPC for being neurotic. Try to see it from the audience's perspective, the story of a man who has a deeper than ordinary fear of disappointment pursuing immortality. This story looks really fascinating. It's a pity that the author's writing skills are not enough, which makes people feel that something is missing. Science fiction stories should also be stories, not science. Many knowledge and concepts do not need to be so detailed. It seems that many science fiction writers will not allow themselves to become popular science writers. The completeness and coherence of the story are more important. I feel that the author is a bit lacking in this aspect. The creation of characters often does not require long, crazy descriptions from the front and side. The image sketched in a few or two strokes is often more deeply rooted in people's hearts. The description of the changes in the protagonist's growth process is even more important. All in all, the novel is quite good, and its flaws do not hide its flaws. It is a rare and good way to spend time. Please note, too, that this is just a novel, and the flattery must be done properly. If I really want to read about science, why don't I read papers and journals? Aren't journals such as The New England more authoritative in their opinions on medicine? Don't say bad things to people who hate it. This is just an attempt by the author. It's not disgusting enough to spit it in your mouth. You may be very suitable to read another kind of science fiction, emmm ~ it is the kind of "science fiction" in which you go through untold hardships, intrigues and armed struggle, and after completing the system's tasks, you can get XX medicine to extend your life. There are quite a few well-written ones.

First of all, let me explain that I am particularly optimistic about the world view of this book, because AI intelligence may really replace human work in the near future. Death The protagonist was aware of aging when he was young, and even the final result was death. Fear of death is human instinct, and knowing death is painful. An 8-year-old child knows death, which is a great challenge to the world view. This is an extremely scary thing. Just imagine if, I mean if, you knew that a disaster would inevitably break out, which would definitely cause irreparable personal harm to you, and the price of breaking free would be extremely huge. Would you do it? If this is not so intuitive, then I am asking you, you only have one year to live, and if you want to survive, you must kill people, set fires, and commit all kinds of evil. Will you do it because of your desire to survive? To be fair,. . . . . . (I won't answer, it's too difficult.) The understanding I'm talking about is the old man's understanding of death, and even the fact that he has an accurate definition and understanding of death and is afraid of death. Struggle According to my speculation, the era where the protagonist lives should be 30 to 40 years from now, when mechanical products and 5G networks are extremely popular. The battle between AI artificial intelligence and human labor force, people who are not part of the human species hiding behind the human world peeking at immortality, the intensification of conflicts caused by the accumulation of economic crises, the class struggle between the elite and the bottom... Survive None of these can be underestimated, and the protagonist is involved in every one of them. Surviving in the cracks? Or win the final golden crown? Stay alive!

After reading the first few chapters and dozens of chapters, I can't remember clearly. This is my current general impression, just a public reading note. Although the notes are made public, they are mainly my own thoughts, which are very confusing. The protagonist's character is quite rare at the starting point, extremely conceited and conscientious (cowardly). My heart is very simple, I am just afraid of death, very afraid. The pride is based on his origin in an orphanage. His perspective is narrow and closed, and he takes the whole world for granted and is naive. Just like an autistic person, others have locked themselves in the room, and he has locked his own thoughts in the room. This kind of conceit leads to a serious bias in the understanding of self and the world. Living in the world but disdainful of the world, the second level confirmed to me that he was indeed precocious. This is not a smart guy. He himself, well... At least now, he still has some B skills, but that may not be the case in the future. It's neither clever nor lovable. It's destined to be an Arctic Circle work. Even I, who has been in various Arctic circles for many years, basically don't have a good impression of him. I don't appreciate being unique, and the world has never lacked weirdos. I appreciate being more mature, smart enough, and capable of balancing the world and my own existence. Just as I may praise loyal fools but never those idiots, I like smart guys. As for this book, it may not be a work that you will like, and you may even feel disgusted by the protagonist's stupidity and arrogance, but it is worth trying. Learning about incredible and unreasonable things through words is one of the most important reasons why humans fall in love with books. Finally, it is best not to have too high expectations for the author's writing level.

I'm very curious about the rest, but I can't wait until chapter 50. Alas

This book is very powerful and has profound thoughts on many practical issues. It is worth reading by everyone.

So well written! I am used to leaving comments in real time, and the idea of ​​comparing life to a speeding train is very interesting. From the beginning, I felt that this article was the type I was looking for, but after looking at the update, emmm, it was so unreliable and scary that I felt like a eunuch one day... In short, I hope the author can persevere... If the level of the opening article is the same, then the recommendation vote seems a bit sorry for the quality of this book!

More than three hundred chapters later, it's still the same conclusion drawn by a teenager, no change! No change! No change! Those theories sound very similar at first, but the extreme ideas have not changed at all with the protagonist's experience. This is extremely unreasonable. The conclusions people make are only the result of the information currently available! It's "for now", temporary! There is no dialectic between pros and cons, which is disappointing!

It's a bit scary, this concept. There is always a sense of urgency when reading this book. People don't know how to understand the two words "eternal life". For example, is it spirit or body, neurons or cells? Individually or in groups? Is it matter or energy? Eternal life is one word alone, or another word, eternity. . . . . Is one changing or solidifying? In the end, I feel that DNA has achieved immortality, but what the protagonist should pursue is eternity. Because you have written things like cells in your book, you cannot avoid removing them. If you finally achieve "immortality", you should not regard it as "you". If you can remove them, is "you" still "you"?

I have read dozens of them, and there are too many personal ones. The whole article is about the author's views on some phenomena in the world. This is a science fiction novel, not a thesis. Even if it is a thesis, there is not so much personal emotion. The key is that these views are not necessarily correct. . .

The writing is very good, but it is always emphasized that immortality is only for one person, and the rest are enemies. This is unacceptable. Technology itself can be copied, understood and then manufactured. If ordinary people cannot access it, I believe that the universe is so big. If human civilization wants to get out of the earth, it must increase its life span, otherwise it will not go very far. The opportunity in the article did not appear, and then a large group of people waited for the opportunity. Is this opportunity waiting for others to succeed? If it weren't for novels, I would have to wait until death. Then, no matter who it is, immortality is almost impossible, unless it is a robot, which achieves physical immortality as well as spiritual immortality. Spiritual immortality is the most difficult thing, right? It's like giving you eternal life, but you may not be able to live long. Eternal life is a curse and poison to mortals.

The author is a peddler, but the plot has little advancement. There are a lot of illicit things, and the same illicit person is still there over and over again.

I don't know if the author was inspired by Israeli writer Yuval Harari's "A Brief History of the Future" and "A Brief History of Humanity". In it, Yuval emphasized that technological progress will not bring benefits to the vast majority of Homo sapiens, but will instead put the vast majority of lower-class Homo sapiens in a dilemma. For example, Yuval pointed out in "A Brief History of the Future": 1) Human beings will lose their economic and military use, so the economic and political systems will no longer recognize that human beings have much value. 2) The social system still believes that human beings as a whole have value, but individuals have no value. 3) The social system will still consider certain unique individuals to have value, but these people will be a group of superhuman elites, not the general public. For example, the first argument is that the development of science and technology will make human beings no longer useful for economic and military purposes. This is exactly in line with the highly automated production system in the book "Never Get Off", which will make human soldiers withdraw from war, industrial production and other fields, resulting in most human beings becoming insignificant. In comparison, Yuval is more inclined to the development direction of biological science, which will enable some people to upgrade to gods, stronger, faster, healthier, live longer, and even live forever.                              The future development is probably in the two aspects of computer science and biological science. Which side can make revolutionary breakthroughs, maybe in twenty or thirty years?

Before I knew it, I had almost ordered 800 chapters, and I was ready to read it. I didn't actually read your book, but quietly waited for it to be finished before I read it - in my opinion, no matter how good a book is, as long as the author is too lazy, it is imperfect and not worth my precious time to read. But this way the author will starve to death. In order to prevent good authors from starving to death, garbage authors will survive. I decided to make a judgment based on the performance of a book before it was put on the shelves and for a period of time after it was put on the shelves: I couldn't stand the loneliness and didn't read it in the early stage, I couldn't face the low order and didn't read it after it was put on the shelves, I fantasized about becoming famous with a book and I didn't read it, I didn't read it for less than a year after writing the book... Then I continued to wait, waiting for time to clear the sand for me. Waiting to see if Yang Dian is a eunuch... Month after month, he is not. Very good, then I will order them all. I trust the quality of your work - even if I haven't seen the latest yet, I am willing to subscribe. I have been looking forward to this feast for a long time. I'm going to start slaughtering soon, I hope you won't disappoint me. How does the story of immortality taste? I've paid the bill, it's your turn.

This is not a narrative novel, this is a political propaganda pamphlet disguised as a novel!

It's okay to watch until the protagonist "lives forever". After immortality was mixed with poison, it was said that men and women are equal, and then the gender can be changed, and then the protagonist becomes a man and becomes a woman. . . I just don't understand. Now that communism has been realized and reproduction is gone, what are men and women doing? Why not eliminate the special attitudes of men and women and become a pure person without distinction between men and women? Until the end, every time I see the author describing the main character as a woman, I feel like I have stepped on the S.

After reading 100 chapters, the author conveys his own views on the world in each chapter. It's not that it can't be done, but that the author is outputting it all at once, basically not considering the development of the plot, and it's like reading a paper. I think I can accept hard science fiction and the kind of literature with more popular science, but after reading 100 chapters, I still feel that it talks too much and does not promote the plot much.

I have read more than 30 chapters. I really can't imagine how this kind of pure science fiction can write nearly a thousand chapters, and the results of reading this book are not good. The author really has perseverance.

The eternal life written in the article made me very confused. What is the author's definition of eternal life? Is it material that cannot be lost or information that cannot be lost? If it's the former, people are metabolizing all the time, and you are just a substitute compared to the past. If it is the latter, if life cannot infinitely increase the speed of processing information, more and more information will be memorized, and the so-called "eternal life" will eventually become a prison, living in the past repeatedly forever. The article talks about the fear of death and the pursuit of immortality. But has the author ever considered the concept of genetic slaves? Human joy, anger, sorrow, and joy can be traced back to their source, which is the result of genetic control, including the fear of death. Who can be sure that their conscious thinking is not under the control of genes? The article says that the 100 billion pioneers who have passed away on the planet have never tried immortality at all. This sentence makes me disgusted. I wonder if you, the author, have thought that among these 100 billion pioneers, some people have figured out one thing. Real immortality does not exist at all.

It's amazing. This is the first time I read a novel with such rich knowledge. The author's amateur writing does not seek profit or succumb to the public's appetite, but it will definitely inspire every reader who reads it.

1453. . . Jingluo sheds tears

After three days of brushing, I gained a lot. All kinds of creativity are wild and unconstrained, the understanding of various things is very deep, and the development direction is very interesting. It is basically logical within the scope of ability. Such a long story is not easy. The only thing is, why does the protagonist think that he can live forever if he survives the administrator's struggle? And all the administrators in the article think so. It seems that everyone thinks it is not difficult. Later, when humans cannot even cure Alzheimer's disease, they can actually transfer consciousness into computers. To me, it is not convincing enough.

The mind wrapped in steel will eventually fade away, and the mind wrapped in flesh and blood will die with the flesh and blood. What about the meat sandwich wrapped in iron? So I stop being a human being! Those who don't want to be conductors are not good train conductors.

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Damn it, if we keep fighting like this, it won't be long before all the fighter planes in the world are lost!

The book club exploded in October, and I didn't find out until December 😟 So, has a new book club been established?

There is always an invisible resistance in reading Dragon War, which makes it difficult to read smoothly. There are too many side and side descriptions that are insignificant, which greatly distracts the reader's attention!

Damn it, keeping blocking your opponent is definitely not a long-term solution. Do you want to keep facing off like this?

Damn it, maybe it's a malfunction or the design is such that it's impossible to go back now!

Damn it, how is this possible, how is it possible? Is that a goddamn Russian spy? But how could this guy go to the sky and fly a plane that looks like a "Raptor" to show off his power? Russians, Siberians - are all born to fly planes? He didn't believe it, but one by one Ah, that guy hit a "Fighting Falcon" again, what a bastard!

Damn it, this is also a communist spy, and that is also a communist spy. How can the Russians be so powerful?