I, the Observer of the Apocalypse

I gave humanity a gift that could not be refused. Not divine power, not immortality, but knowledge - from the first flint spark to the most profound string theory, all the wisdom created and discovered by mankind was equally gifted to eight billion people around the world at the same moment. I call it [Apocalypse]. This is not a miracle, it is an experiment. I want to see if the information gap, cognitive barriers, carefully crafted lies and myths are completely evaporated, will humans embrace each other, or speed towards the cliff. Class, belief, violence, prejudice - all the ancient towers built on "you don't know", under the sunshine of absolute knowledge, begin to weather at the speed of light. And I, the high-dimensional observer who started all this, am sitting in the auditorium in the void, chewing popcorn and watching the most spectacular civilized reality show in history: Human beings finally tore off the price tags that had been attached to each other for thousands of years. For the first time, they looked at each other in absolute sobriety. Then, they must answer the ultimate question— "Now, who are we?" You can think of it as a novel or as a diary. A chronicle of human civilization.