
Stars: Starting from Labor to the Star Sea Empire!
群星:从劳工开始直到星海帝国!
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- Ongoing
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- 45k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
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- Male
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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The driving force of an organism's mobility is survival. Development and enjoyment are all behaviors of better survival and reproduction based on survival. In the process of survival, development and enjoyment, human beings have gradually derived advanced wisdom and developed a highly developed concept of "self". What is the self? From a materialistic point of view, "self" consciousness itself does not actually exist. It is just an illusion produced by the function of the human brain. Two super jokes: Mechanical ascension itself is obviously a materialistic product, but it moves toward idealism in the field of consciousness, deceiving itself and maintaining the uniqueness of consciousness. No matter how much you carve a wood carving to look like yourself, even if the material basis has changed, then the essence is different; Humans desire a strong body and a smart brain because of the survival instinct generated by genes, and therefore derive a false "self". The end result is to desire to break away from genes and organisms in order to maintain a false "self" and commit suicide.
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In fact, Qunxing is not that enthusiastic... But the story is good, keep up the good work!