Game of Thrones I Am Iron Man

Tony is proud to his core. He was able to tamper with Gundam in the scrapyard of Sakaar and create micro-cold fusion with a hammer in an abandoned cave. I am thinking about technology.

Author: Li Yingfu Because Martin didn't want to write it. He just wanted to write a fantasy medieval knight and magic dragon, and he wanted to analyze it seriously. To understand why the Industrial Revolution did not break out in Westeros, we must first understand why the Industrial Revolution broke out in our plane. The premise of the industrial revolution is that there is a capital base (capitalism and handicraft business) The capital base requires primitive capital accumulation The premise of primitive capital accumulation is that you have to carry out large-scale conquest, massacre, colonization and slave trade resource plunder The premise of a large-scale colonial movement is that there is There is a large population on a new continent and they can't defeat you The prerequisite for having a new continent with a bunch of war scum like the Aztecs on it is that there needs to be a North America next to Westeros, a land with a north-south span that is not suitable for animal husbandry and agriculture, and a long-term lack of exchanges with other civilizations. So in the final analysis, the birth of the Industrial Revolution in our plane was the external (and later internal) colonial plunder of European colonists. Just look at the map of Westeros and you will know why there is no such thing. So let's analyze the continent of Westeros and its geographical location First of all, from a geographical point of view, Westeros is surrounded by stars. From Slaver's Bay to the Iron Bank, they are not the fighting scum of the Aztecs on the American continent, they are completely at the level of Tsarist Timur and Ottoman. The Dothraki, the only barbarian who was relatively weak on the earth plane, was unexpectedly powerful in Ice and Fire. Ma Pang probably designed the Dothraki based on nomads such as Attila Mongo, but the real Hun-Turkic Mongols were far from the murderous pigtailed barbarians in Ice and Fire. And will the west side of Westeros be like our plane, with an isolated tribe of natives who can't even build wheels? Martin didn't say. Therefore, on the currently known map, Westeros cannot make a fortune by looting and fighting. Map of our plane, the Susopotamia region in Western Asia has the most fertile land and the most suitable animals for raising. Therefore, the earliest and most technologically advanced human civilization was born. Compared with the Eurasian continent, North America has very little land at suitable latitudes, and its north-south orientation makes it difficult for crops to spread from east to west like the Eurasian continent. Eventually, the Aztec Empire was formed in which the productivity of Mexico remained at the level of the Xia Dynasty. The Spanish Empire, the first generation of maritime hegemons, led their fleets to easily overwhelm this not-so-powerful empire, robbed all their gold, used their men as slaves, made a huge fortune, and completed the first generation of primitive capital accumulation From a social structure perspective, According to the experience of our plane, you cannot accumulate primitive capital and be ruled by a centralized government with great power like the Ming Dynasty. Businessmen and industrialists in the Ming Dynasty usually joined local guilds headed by guild leaders, and these guilds were strictly restricted by the Ming Dynasty government. The merchant ships were also organized under guilds headed by port leaders and were responsible for the conquests. No matter how big a ship you can build, no matter how far you sail, the emperor said that pirates are annoying, so he imposed a sea ban on you. Then no matter how vast the territory is, you can only farm your own land, cannot rob, and cannot accumulate capital (and Ming Dynasty does not rob, he goes out to show off his wealth) Westeros was set by Ma Fat to be "about the same size as South America", but what he wrote was actually the British Plantagenet War of the Roses. In the history of Westeros, there has never been a social change such as the capture of the Red Keep prison and the guillotine of Targaryen XIV. There has never been an Enlightenment movement that reformed the belief in the Seven Gods. There has been no revival of Valyria's classical literature and art such as the Decameron. The most important thing is that there has not been the formation of a political entity composed of businessmen like the Lombard Cities League. The entire social structure is an out-and-out feudal society of medieval lords. If compared with our plane, it is a country like the Carolingian Dynasty and Charlemagne's Empire. To put it in the most popular terms, neither the Lannister, who must exchange debts, nor the extremely wealthy Tyrell, would pay to support our Vasco Da Gama Greyjoy to explore the New World for the sake of financial gain. From a technical point of view Different from our plane, the technological level of the plane of Westeros is completely different from their backward social system. They can build the Red Castle that we can only build in the 19th century, organize the fleet that we can only organize in the 15th century, and can build swords and plate armor of the length that we can only build in the 15th century But these are not the focus. Compared with our plane, the world of Westeros currently lacks the two most important inventions. Euron of Westeros was able to organize a huge fleet to sail to Essos, which shows that he at least mastered an effective technology for judging the direction of navigation. Maybe there are a few stars in the sky of Westeros that are particularly easy to judge the direction? Or do they already have a compass? We don't know, but what is certain is that they already have the ability to travel far brought by the compass. But gunpowder and printing have not been sufficiently spread in Westeros. Currently, no one in Ice and Fire can make black powder to make a thunder or organize a team of mercenaries to goose-step and line up to be shot. Westeros does have wildfire, and the effect of using it twice was amazing. Once it completely defeated Stannis's attack, and once it blew up the two Lord Tyrells and the High Sparrow into the sky (no one in Lannister's BGM could defeat him), but the permission to use wildfire currently seems to be Cersei and Although the two Grand Maesters had a huge impact on the political structure of Westeros in a short period of time, in the long run, Wildfire, like his design prototype Greek Fire, was just a drop in the long history and did not have a huge impact on social change. The revolutionary nature of printing lies in the fact that it greatly accelerated the spread of words. I don't know what humanistic spiritual entertainment activities the people of the Red Castle would have had without The Golden Lotus and The Decameron as entertainment. So is there any way to bring the industrial revolution to Westeros? My opinion is, first, you can let a certain Lord Tagolian take a dozen dragons as big as the Black Death, take care of them carefully, cultivate them carefully, turn the dragons into a combat force that can be transformed into a system, and then plunder Essos, snatch all the slaves in Slaver's Bay, and push the colossus of the Iron Bank to the Iron Bank. It took less than 200 years to become the planner of the world order in one fell swoop. Westeros can also follow the old path of the West Secondly, Ma Fat threw Ma Fat from the sky to Long Ma/Jon, the future heir to the Iron Throne, a book of Capital and a book of The Wealth of Nations. Then the two of them were determined to sacrifice their descendants to capitalism and establish a free trade social structure. It was a relatively loose constitutional monarchy empire. Like the Ming Dynasty, this empire restored its vastness and trade, and maintained the order inside and outside the empire with heavy troops. However, unlike the Ming Dynasty, it formed a large number of local tyrants and gentry who easily killed the buds of capitalism. Primitive capital accumulation such as the enclosure movement gradually appeared, and then powerful capital appeared. Capitalism was born after the guilds participated in politics to evacuate the power of the Taglian dynasty, and finally the Industrial Revolution broke out when Watt Tully boiled water In short, the emergence of the Industrial Revolution was really a big move that humans had been holding back for more than 5,500 years starting from Sumer. Without China's three great inventions, the Industrial Revolution would have died~. Without the Ottoman Turks to stop them from forcing the West to carry out great voyages, the Industrial Revolution would die~. Without a suitable social structure, the Industrial Revolution died~. Without a natural geographical location, the Industrial Revolution died~. Never have the illusion that an industrial revolution can happen casually as long as society develops 2017-10-25 13:57

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