I've been feeling a little lazy lately. I wonder if it's because of my illness.

I have said before that a cold would be cured in two or three days, but since the epidemic, colds have become the norm.

The condition is not serious, but it is dragging on and on, with a slight fever and a runny nose that can last for half a month or even longer.

It makes people always feel a little lazy and tired

Let’s talk some gossip,

I didn't bother to type until late yesterday, so I just watched the American version of "The Three-Body Problem". Although it had a strong Hollywood feel, I could still watch it.

I read more than half of the book "The Three-Body Problem", but I couldn't finish it. Mainly because I couldn't stand the author's obsession with continuing human civilization.

I once had a quarrel with some people on the Internet about this. Anyway, if a disaster happens 400 years later, I won't take it seriously at all.

I think it's enough to do my best to take care of my children, and if I have grandchildren, I think it's enough. I don't think it's time to spend even a minute thinking about the descendants who will be more than ten generations later.

Some people who value the future of mankind accuse me of being selfish and without a plan.

I asked, if there is a disaster in 400 years, would you be willing to devote financial resources and energy to it? Would you be willing to pay 100 yuan a month? Most of them answered yes.

It's actually quite boring to discuss this kind of thing, after all, it won't really happen, and it doesn't cost money to make a high profile.

Extreme weather has occurred frequently in various places in recent years. If this trend continues, it may not take 400 years for the earth to be uninhabitable. But if we ask how much we are willing to pay to improve the environment, I am afraid that not many people are willing to pay 100 yuan a month.

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The obsession of continuing reproduction is the basis of the plot development of the whole book, so I really had to bite the bullet and read on. In the end I couldn't stand it anymore and had to give up.

I don’t quite agree with the other values ​​​​in this book. After all, the author was a person of that era, so it is understandable that some of his thoughts are deeply imprinted.

The science fiction part is pretty good.

Okay, let’s stop here. This chat has dragged on for so long that I can’t write a chapter. I can finish watching the next few episodes with peace of mind.

Hehe, don’t scold me. I don’t want to write watered-down chapters, so I don’t want to force myself to write them when I’m not in good condition. I’ve been a little lazy recently. I don’t know if it’s because of my illness.

I have said before that a cold would be cured in two or three days, but since the epidemic, colds have become the norm.

The condition is not serious, but it is dragging on and on, with a slight fever and a runny nose that can last for half a month or even longer.

It makes people always feel a little lazy and tired

Let’s talk some gossip,

I didn't bother to type until late yesterday, so I just watched the American version of "The Three-Body Problem". Although it had a strong Hollywood feel, I could still watch it.

I read more than half of the book "The Three-Body Problem", but I couldn't finish it. Mainly because I couldn't stand the author's obsession with continuing human civilization.

I once had a quarrel with some people on the Internet about this. Anyway, if a disaster happens 400 years later, I won't take it seriously at all.

I think it's enough to do my best to take care of my children, and if I have grandchildren, I think it's enough. I don't think it's time to spend even a minute thinking about the descendants who will be more than ten generations later.

Some people who value the future of mankind accuse me of being selfish and without a plan.

I asked, if there is a disaster in 400 years, would you be willing to devote financial resources and energy to it? Would you be willing to pay 100 yuan a month? Most of them answered yes.

It's actually quite boring to discuss this kind of thing, after all, it won't really happen, and it doesn't cost money to make a high profile.

Extreme weather has occurred frequently in various places in recent years. If this trend continues, it may not take 400 years for the earth to be uninhabitable. But if we ask how much we are willing to pay to improve the environment, I am afraid that not many people are willing to pay 100 yuan a month.

.

The obsession of continuing reproduction is the basis of the plot development of the whole book, so I really had to bite the bullet and read on. In the end I couldn't stand it anymore and had to give up.

I don’t quite agree with the other values ​​​​in this book. After all, the author was a person of that era, so it is understandable that some of his thoughts are deeply imprinted.

The science fiction part is pretty good.

Okay, let’s stop here. This chat has dragged on for so long that I can’t write a chapter. I can finish watching the next few episodes with peace of mind.
Chapter completed!