"...So now that the discussion on the plot of the original work has been clarified now... what do you think about the actual execution of this task?"

With the first seat of a conference room inside the Science Council, there was an old man with gray hair and wearing a pair of reading glasses. At this moment, he was completely clear about the think tank members and military leaders around him who were spread all over his left and right hands...

At the same time, the crowd fell into silence for a while. Then, after frowning and thinking for about four or five minutes, one of the slightly fat middle-aged officers with Danfeng eyes first made suggestions at this moment:

"Can nuclear weapons at this stage cause real damage to those robots? If it is still useful, why don't we use the crossing gate to transport all the civilians in the city of Zion first, and then plow the surface with a large equivalent of hydrogen bomb?"

Should I say that I am a representative figure of the violent machine? The content of the first proposal completely reveals this simple and crude style.

But I know that the content of this mission is not as easy as the first few people on the scene. Then, one of the middle-aged think tank members wearing black-framed glasses quickly raised a long-term objection to the matter:

"No, I think the destructive power of nuclear weapons should be very limited for robots in that world... After all, the number of robots on the surface is limited after all."

"Don't forget that Zion, as the base camp of the Rebel Army, is a huge dungeon built in the deepest part of the ground."

"Since those technologies have been monitored by robots since the beginning, humans can build such a grand dungeon."

"So what reason do we have to create the illusion that the robot itself does not know how to build several dungeon bases to be used as storage and backup of its own host server?"

"Although the detailed process of the human-machine war has not been explained in this movie and its official animation."

"But considering that the shells of the robots themselves are just decorative pendants, only their information that can be uploaded to the host server at any time is the main body... This proves that even if we can use a large equivalent of hydrogen bomb to blow the surface of the "Matrix" world into a piece of radiation wasteland."

"But as long as we can't accurately reach our hands to robots that can easily build host backup servers at any location underground, then we probably will make a comeback from the depths of the underground anytime, anywhere."

"Thinking about the specific time when these robots before the main line of the movie began, they could start from scratch in the poor desert until the specific time of war with mankind is expected to be no more than ten years..."

"The [Matrix System], which has dominated that planet for at least fifty years, will be the speed of the next re-launch of human civilization on the surface next, probably will only come faster than the pre-preparation time of the past war!"

"At that time, the mission of this system has not been completed, our regular army will have to fall into a long-lasting war of attrition and defense of civilization with those robot army that rushed to the surface at the speed of light!"

"Don't forget what the original purpose of our trip to the world to complete that system mission."

"We intend to use the things that this crossing gate does in this other world, but mainly to conduct peaceful trade with humans in other worlds for development, rather than actively getting involved in a quagmire of war!"

"For the sake of those two technology trees that may not necessarily play a rapid role in the current economy, such a desperate approach is really unpaid! Especially when the aid targets are Westerners..."

"In addition, our economy has finally achieved some improvement in the past two years. Now we are in a critical period of rapid upgrading and transformation of the country's industries, but we can't stand the huge expenses that a large military war needs to be consumed!"

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For everyone on the scene, the long speech of the think tank member...especially the last few sentences emphasize that there is indeed a certain truth.

As the saying goes, a cannon fires, gold is ten thousand taels.

If only a few mushroom eggs that are about to expire, or a batch of arms are consumed, then all members of the Science Council will sign the approval instructions without even blinking their eyelids.

But if they really want to prepare for a protracted modern war just for two undeveloped black technologies, and by the way, they will let countless soldiers of the Dragon Kingdom sacrifice their lives and shed their blood for foreign civilians in other worlds during this period... it is really a bit unnecessary.

It's not a dream to go back to World War II.

The Dragon Kingdom went to another world to achieve win-win cooperation, not to be an addicted to being a father.

The kind of behavior of being willing to give 10 billion yuan of subsidies to charity as long as others call me Big Brother, and then willingly spreading coins everywhere every day... In the eyes of the hardcore wolf warrior members at the table, it seems that they are full.

If there is so much money, instead of spending it on other countries, it is better to keep it and improve the lives of civilians in their own country?

Therefore, when we saw this simple and rough road of war, it was artificially blocked.

But apart from fighting, I really can't think of any good way to make the [Matrix System] that "it's impossible to sit still and watch humans rise quickly under their noses (the so-called human-machine peace at the end of the third movie is just a peace that humans have unilaterally given to the robot)".

People who were trying to move towards a real path of peace and win-win with the human forces in that world, then put forward a lot of opinions after thinking hard, but were refuted by the rebuttals from each other one after another, and fell into a stalemate of quarrel...

The young think tank member who proposed the "ethical opinion" when he last discussed how to complete the mission of the "Public Enemy of Machinery" world.

Now it is a critical opportunity when everyone has no good ideas. He once again put forward his "improved colonial escape" opinion that does not mix any feelings and is simply based on absolute rationality:

"So... Since the Blue Star in this world is destined to be unable to continue to accommodate the common existence of the two civilizations of machinery and humanity, why can't we simply abandon this planet so as to send them directly to the alien planets that the tentacles of those robots cannot reach at all?"

"Anyway, this system mission only emphasizes the ten words "reviving the human civilization of the world", but does not say which planet it revives."

"The concept of human civilization cannot be only effective on Blue Star. Once a civilization is established on another planet, you will be expelled from the human race, right?"

"What's more, I can't see the difference between rebuilding civilization on the Blue Star, which has almost been destroyed by that human-machine war, and rebuilding civilization on a poor and innocent alien planet."

"As the saying goes, "There are people and lands that lose their lands." [There are people and lands that lose their lands that lose their lands that lose their lands that get them."

"Since no matter which world or the humans in our world are about to leave the cradle of this mother planet sooner or later... why not take those group of humans in the movie world as our first testimonials to try interstellar immigration?"

"If we succeed, we will naturally be able to achieve the happy ending of both completing the task and accumulating a lot of incredible interstellar colonial experience."

"Even if it fails, it doesn't matter at all."

"Anyway, this task is also a task without time limits. The task mentioned by the system does not emphasize that the task of rebuilding civilization must be completed by the humans in Zion."
Chapter completed!