Big octopus in the deep sea: I can evolve infinitely

"Hans."

When the teacher saw who was asking the question, he couldn't help but raised his voice, "Did I say this story to make you pay attention to how men reproduce without women? I said this story to teach you that people should listen to others." Don’t go your own way, because in this world, everyone is wrong and you are right.”

Hans, his student.

But it is the student he hates the most.

Because Hans' focus is always weird.

He told Hans the story of the Garden of Eden, about Adam and Eve being seduced by an evil giant and falling. As a result, Hans’ focus turned out to be that the world was created by God, so why are there giants? The existence of giants is God’s will after all. Or is it some kind of foreign thing, in other words, is the giant arranged by God to test Adam and Eve, or there is actually a world outside the world, and God only created a world, but did not create the infinite time and space.

It's fine if it's just about being weird.

The point is that Hans still likes to ask him about these strange concerns.

God, how do I know whether the giant was arranged by God or whether there is a world beyond this world?
Just a fictional story.

How come it involves worldview.

Seeing that the teacher was angry, Hans, who was still asking questions just now, immediately faltered.

Seeing a frisky child becoming timid under his loud reprimand, the teacher couldn't help feeling guilty, so he softened his tone and said, "Hans, the teacher is telling stories to let you learn from these things." The story draws truth, and the rest can be ignored, because this is a fictional story."

Hearing what the teacher said, Hans couldn't help but asked again, "A fictional story? Teacher, why do you think this is a fictional story? Noah is the ancestor of our mankind. Isn't this a legend handed down from ancient times? Why not? Did it really happen?"

The teacher heard Hans asking again, and his voice became louder again, "Real? Do you think it is true that Noah lived five hundred years? Do you think Noah's Ark is a 300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide, and 30 cubits high? Is the cubit real? Do you think it’s true that Noah and his three children and three daughters-in-law can reproduce us as a whole? Or do you think there really are Eden and God?”

"Why not?" Hans asked back.

Seeing Hans asking back, the teacher laughed angrily, "Why not? Then let me tell you why not. According to research, the average life expectancy of human beings is 70 years old, and the maximum recorded life expectancy is 100 or [-] years. What's the matter?" Possibly? At present, the largest ship that humans can build is the [-]-cubit-long Unsinkable, and the current academic circles generally believe that in order to develop a nation, at least [-] pairs of men and women are needed, and three pairs of men and women want to reproduce. The whole nation is dreaming."

"In the end, the Garden of Eden does not exist, neither does God, and there is no supernatural power at all."

Hearing what the teacher said, Hans asked again, "However, just because the lifespan of human beings is 70 years old now does not mean that the lifespan of ancient peoples was 70 years old. Now that human beings cannot build 100 cubits does not mean that the ancients cannot build ships of 100 cubits. As for the need for three Only a thousand pairs of men and women can reproduce a race... Experts have not done experiments, how can they be sure that three thousand pairs are required instead of three? Their attitude is not rigorous."

"As for God and the Garden of Eden, there is currently no definite evidence that God and the Garden of Eden do not exist, and..."

However, before Hans finished asking, the teacher's face was completely darkened.

"Hans..."

The loud voice made Hans shut his mouth directly.

Although he was easy to ask, he also knew that the teacher was already angry. If he continued to ask, he might be kicked out by the teacher and punished to stand.

Seeing Hans shut up, the teacher calmed down a little, "Now let's continue the lecture..."

……

when!
When the school bell rang, the students in the classroom cheered and rushed out, including Hans.

He rushed out of the school at the speed of scud, returned to his home, then looked at the shoes at the door, and opened the door excitedly after finding a pair of familiar long shoes on them, "Dad..."

Hans' father is called Old Hans. He was a crew member who traveled with ships to transport goods to other continents. He often returned after several months.

Therefore, every time his father came back, Hans would be very happy, but this time Hans was very happy because his father promised to give him a small gift when he came back.

—two lenses from another continent.

More than a year ago, Hans accidentally put two pieces of glass together, and was surprised to find that he could see things in the distance through the two pieces of glass.

This discovery made him very excited. He took the two pieces of glass and kept playing with them, taking the outside of the city, the big clock above the church and the palace in the distance into his eyes. It is smooth, and he can’t see the distance clearly when looking at it, so when he heard his father say that there is a very smooth lens in other continents, he immediately begged his father to take it back for him, and his father promised him , Bring the lens back when you come back next time.

"Let me see what my Hans looks like after I haven't seen him for a few months."

Inside the room, a big white man with a beard saw his son rushing in happily, hugged his child, and happily ravaged his hair and face.

And Hans endured the ravages of his father, and looked around the room with a pair of blue eyes, "Where are the gifts?"

"Did not bring."

"Did not bring?"

"I lied to you."

Old Hans said as he took out a box from his arms, "Here is the gift you want, please be gentle when you handle it, so as not to break it."

"Thank you dad."

Holding the box, Hans broke free from his father's big hand and ran back to his room.

But after returning, he didn't start fiddling with the lenses immediately. Instead, he washed his hands and dried them first. Then he disassembled a simple cylinder-shaped thing he made himself, took out the lenses inside the cylinder, and put them in the Put it in another box.

Then, he opened the box his father gave him, carefully took out the lens, and put the lens in the cylinder he made.

After doing this, he carefully closed the box, then bent his back, and moved his eyes to the port.

It has to be said that after changing the lenses, the cylinder is indeed much clearer, even the moss that climbed up after the rain on the big clock on the top of the church in the distance can be clearly seen by him.

Seeing this scene, Hans became excited.

He adjusted the direction of the cylinder, taking the farther palace and mountains into his eyes.

This feeling of peeking at people and things in the distance through a small lens made Hans extremely excited. He looked around with a cylinder like a child who got a toy. No, he is now a child who got a toy. child.

After holding the cylinder and looking at it for several hours, Hans reluctantly put down the 'toy' in his hand amidst the voice of his father, Old Hans calling for dinner.

"Look at the starry sky at night..."

Hans thought to himself.

He also held a cylinder to look at the starry sky before, but it was a pity that the lenses in the cylinder were very blurred at that time, and the starry sky he saw through the cylinder was a blurry black, let alone the specific appearance of the night sky. The twinkling stars hanging in the night can't be seen.

"How do you feel?" Old Hans asked.

"great."

Hans said so.

Next, Hans quickly finished the rice in the bowl, and went to finish the homework that the teacher asked him to do. At this time, it was completely dark outside, and the sky full of stars hung high in the dark night sky, turning into a closed , The bright curtain covered the entire sky.

And under the night sky, a child is holding a cylinder, trying to pass through the curtain and see what is behind the curtain.

When Hans bent down and put his eyes on the port.

dark.

What was reflected in his eyes was a deep darkness, a magnificent darkness, a darkness dotted with dazzling 'gems'... This darkness, which was deeper than the night, was so charming that Hans suddenly was attracted.

Holding the cylinder with both hands, he turned it slowly, adjusting to allow himself to see farther.

With the rotation of the cylinder.

The starry sky in the distance began to get closer and closer to the child's sight.

In this dreamlike deep night, every star is shining its own brilliance, announcing its existence to the whole universe.

Sudden.

Hans saw a strange star in the bright starry sky.

The surface of this strange star is brown-red as if rusted, and the outer shell is covered with huge, texture-like faults and rifts.

Among these faults and rifts, Hans could vaguely see pale and glowing matter.

And with the appearance of this star, a certain sound that cannot be described and described in words rang in his ears.

Although he couldn't describe this voice, and he didn't know what the voice said, which country or which continent it spoke, but he could understand the meaning expressed in the voice.

This voice was describing to him the truth of the universe,

"So that's it, that's it... I understand, I finally understand."

Hans laughed out loud, laughing wildly at the fact that he had obtained the truth of the universe.

But at this moment,
"Sorry to interrupt, because you were peeping at the starry sky, you were polluted by the old gods from the starry sky. In order to prevent you from causing unstoppable and irreparable damage among human beings, I will now give you arrest."

"Of course, you can choose to resist or flee, but every action you make will determine how many years you will be imprisoned."