
Beneath the Deep Space
深空之下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Futuristic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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I read this book a few years ago, and I was amazed by it. It's the same feeling as after watching The Three-Body Problem. I even thought that this was an axiom and a formula. One is the dark forest and the other is the Great Filter Theory. Really beautiful Second brush
I think it is very interesting. This novel is completely different from the generic science fiction novels. It contains more philosophical thinking and the sufferings that civilization should encounter. After reading Liu's The Three-Body Problem back then, I always felt that those ordinary science fiction novels always lacked some in-depth discussion. Can a civilization really develop technology to its peak without any worries? How is that possible! Philosophy, morality, these are very important things. Alas, as the text says, there are so many stupid civilizations, so few interesting civilizations, and how many can think for themselves? Our civilization is falling into capital and enjoyment, but it happens to meet the sentence "Perhaps the real wise men are in the endless low-level civilization." It's a pity that I couldn't discuss it with the author earlier.
. Good
The author wanted to study social sciences, so why did he insist on involving science fiction? It ruined the science fiction theme. It's just a running account, completely unattractive.
Very beautiful and resonant.
My mind is blown, the author is awesome
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