Chapter 692: Chapter 430: Why Can’t It Be Me【4400 words, Thanks to Alliance Leader Frog Bro】_1


    The sudden change in the world order caught Harrison rk slightly off-guard.


    After all, in the Five Hundred Year n, he had not taken into ount that a programmer named Panda with the same name and surname could crack his encryption lock more than two hundred years ahead of schedule.


    But the results were gratifying. After the secret of the S Bacteria was exposed, Panda persevered and sessively cracked the hidden information in multiple versions of The Madman’s Conjectures Collection.


    The threat of the Compound Eye Civilization became increasingly exposed to the world.


    Since then, certain things that happened to Harrison rk that people had once not understood and could notprehend gradually found answers.


    What exactly did therge-scale social experiment he conducted with Oxford Professor convey?


    Why was he willing to shoulder the infamy in a short period of time and secretly harm another country through Area 52.


    Why did he clearly control an absolute advantage, but his mentality always maintained a rtively bnced view towards humanity.


    Why did he turn the game Compound Eye Crisis, which could have brought him a huge fortune in an instant, into a second-world-like university with apletely contradictory game development concept?


    Why, even when he was getting old, did he not take a single day off, and even went into space to do those activities that were both tiring and bitter, seemingly simple, but proven by him to have such a high technical content that they would have been impossible for anyone else.<div>


    In this timeline, due to Harrison rk’s multiple aliases and his deliberate suppression of his own presence in the field of technology, scientists who were trained or driven by him rose to fame one after another, resulting in the absence of his legendary stories after his death, and him bing a rtively prominent era marker.


    Moreover, his love story with Carrie Thomas was no longer considered so “divine” in the public eye, and he had an inexplicable public “wife” Avril Green, but still often stayed with Carrie Thomas, so his personal fame did not reach the level it once was.


    Weakening his own position was Harrison rk’s deliberate intention, and he initially achieved his goal.


    However, the members of Solution had never diminished their personal worship of him. They knew the great sacrifices made by the founding members of Solution, the profound implications behind Harrison rk’s tarnished reputation, and the significance of joining the organization even more deeply.


    All these factorsbined to form the core driving force for Solution to quickly eliminate the chaos of ideologies at the onset of the End Times.


    By the end of 2241, the World Government began to take shape, followed by lengthy negotiations and discussions, apanied by some small-scale regional conflicts.


    It was from this moment that the members of Solution, who had originally been hidden, stepped forward one after another.


    These people didn’t need to take over power, because it was already in their hands.


    They began to thoroughly implement Harrison rk’s concept, vigorously promote integration, and continuously consolidate and strengthen the power and control of the World Government over the world.


    At this time, Harrison rk’s previous arrangements yed a role again.


    The Compound Eye Crisis, whichbined entertainment and learning functions and had be an essential course for almost every new human being’s growth, showed its value.


    The two hundred years of pration in the Second World transformed the globalnguage structure into a predominant model of Chinese and English, while some uniquenguages survived alongside it.


    More than 70% of the world’s poption mastered at least twonguages, Chinese and English.


    About 63% of the poption also mastered anothernguage with their own national characteristics.


    Language fluency led to the rapid elimination of ideological differences.


    ording to Harrison rk’s original intention, the implementation of a bilingual system was done tobine the advantages of Chinese and the Indo-Europeannguage family and push the values of the world towards a direction that was both visionary and pragmatic.


    This goal was quite broad and profound for Harrison rk, with its influence only manifesting subtly over time.


    However, the benefits of technology, economy, and culture under the bilingual coexistence model were very intuitive,munication became extremely smooth, information resonated, and the speed of generating ideas also increased.


    Only a minority of people who valued tradition and refused all changes, or those who lived in integrated areas but were toozy and unmotivated, mastered only onenguage.<div>


    The behavior of such people was quite disappointing, perfectly fitting the character of the few sophisticated egoists presented in Oxford Professor’s social research.


    They resisted integration and struggle, saying that things happening hundreds of yearster had nothing to do with them.


    Struggle and effort were your business, not theirs; they had no interest.


    With such a short life, taking care of oneself was already hard and tiring enough. They had to get up every day and feed themselves. They couldn’t even enjoy ying games freely, and they refused to follow the arrangements of the World Government.<div>


    Screw those so-called obligations andbor; they didn’t want any part of it.


    Being born was not something they agreed to.


    Had they known life would be so hard, they wouldn’t have been born in the first ce.


    Now that artificial intelligence is so advanced, can’t they just enjoy their lives happily?


    With such a vast world and so many colonies in the Sr System, and with such surplus productivity, can one more idler really make the world go broke?


    Those who refused change and contribution ounted for about 26.77% of the total poption, totaling nearly three billion people.