A Colossus rushes in at the start

Chapter 208 This mastermind is too suspicious

Lu Shang said, "Fate, destiny, and all that, it sounds hard to believe."

"Tucker, do you really think you can scare a swarm of bees into begging to be recruited by fabricating something entirely new? Aren't you being a bit naive?"

Lu Shang himself felt that this guess made Tucker seem too stupid, but based on the current information, it was hard for him not to think so.

Tucker, the super-intelligent one, was unaware of what Lu Shang was thinking. It understood Lu Shang's doubts and thus gave its reply: "It is not fabricated. Ultimate destruction is inevitable. From the moment a civilization is born, the ultimate destruction of that civilization begins to brew."

"However, civilizations in the universe perish too quickly; they die before they meet their ultimate destruction."

Lu Shang said, "Do not add entities unless absolutely necessary."

"Why would you assume that the bee colony would agree with your baseless claim?"

According to Tucker's theory, Lu Shang could also create an omniscient, omnipotent, and absolutely unobservable supreme god.

What?

You say that an omniscient and omnipotent supreme god does not exist?

It's just that you can't observe it; it's always been there, right around you.

You want the Supreme God to appear?

It has always been present, it's just that you can't perceive it in any form.

Once the conversation goes into this phase, it becomes one party acting like a scoundrel towards the other, which is pointless except for wasting time.

Lu Shang had gradually lost interest in his conversation with Tucker Superintendent.

If the other party hadn't possessed sufficient technical expertise and maintained a sufficiently friendly attitude in contacting the bee swarm, Lu Shang would have unilaterally ended this information exchange long ago.

Tucker said intelligently, "Of course there is evidence, it's just that your Babel bee colony has never noticed it."

Lu Shang was taken aback. He thought about it carefully but couldn't come up with a solution, so he said disbelievingly, "Oh? Then tell me."

"0 = AA".

Tucker Super Intelligence reported this series of formulas to Lu Shang.

Lu Shang was not unfamiliar with this formula; in fact, he was quite familiar with it.

This formula has immense strategic and industrial value for the Babel bee swarm today. It explains the mystery of how matter comes into being from nothing, and it is with its help that the swarm has won many intercosmic wars.

"Why are you saying this?"

Lu Shang couldn't understand what Tucker Superintelligence was trying to say, or why it would say that the Void Formula was linked to the ultimate destruction of a civilization.

Tucker said intelligently, "You Babel bees know that by dismantling a set of quanta from nothingness, you not only obtain one quantum but also a corresponding negative quantum."

"But have you ever considered what kind of changes this quantum phenomenon would bring to the level of civilization?"

Put it on the level of civilization?

Lu Shang fell into thought. He really hadn't thought about this question before, nor had many of the creatures in the bee colony.

After all, thinking about these things is a waste of time and meaningless, and doesn't seem to make any substantial progress for the development of the bee colony.

Tucker didn't give Lu Shang any more time to think, and continued, "All matter originates from nothingness, and matter born from nothingness will eventually return to nothingness."

"When a quantum appears out of thin air in the universe, a symmetrical negative quantum will also appear deep in the universe. If the two meet, they will return to nothingness."

"The same is true for civilization, but the situation of civilization is relatively special because civilization is an extension of living organisms. A civilization has subjective initiative and physical intervention capabilities, which makes it almost impossible for matter to return to nothingness. In order to satisfy the purpose of matter returning to nothingness, the ultimate destruction of that civilization will inevitably be born along with the civilization."

"In order to develop, civilization will inevitably be accompanied by proliferation and expansion, and the ultimate destruction that corresponds to civilization will inevitably meet civilization itself in the process of continuous expansion and proliferation."

"Therefore, there is only one conclusion: in the continuous expansion of a civilization, it will inevitably encounter the destruction of that civilization."

"Born from nothingness and ultimately perishing in nothingness, these are predetermined outcomes, or destiny."

……

The negotiations ultimately ended with the Babel bees joining the Tucker Superintelligence.

Lu Shang was unsure whether the ultimate destruction that Tucker Superintendent spoke of actually existed, and even if it did, Tucker Superintendent might not be able to stop it.

But after much deliberation, Lu Shang decided to join.

Because the swarm needs intelligence, and Tucker Superintelligence clearly knows a lot, and after joining, the swarm and Tucker Superintelligence are considered to be on the same side, and on the same side, intelligence is naturally shared.

Secondly, there's the strength of the Tucker superintelligence. Although we haven't fought them, judging from the level of apprehension the individual civilization in the mega-universe had, they are no weaker than the advanced civilizations of the mega-universe.

It is undoubtedly a good thing that such a technologically advanced civilization can provide protection when the bee colony is still relatively weak.

Moreover, as Tucker Smart initially stated, it simply means allowing bees to join its group without many restrictions or rules. Joining is just joining; there isn't even a superior-subordinate relationship.

This is a significant difference from the Star Alliance.

For the satellite civilizations of the Star River Alliance, all of this happened quite suddenly. The sovereign civilization they had been admiring just a short time ago had suddenly become a satellite civilization of another civilization, leaving them with extremely mixed feelings.

There are also many ambitious individuals who have tried to establish connections with the Tucker Superintelligence, hoping to get on their good side and achieve a rapid leap in civilization.

In short, it's like the Eight Immortals crossing the sea, each displaying their unique abilities.

"In the end, he still agreed to join..." Lu Shang muttered to himself.

Why do I always feel like I'm being tricked?

Unable to shake off his worries, Lu Shang contacted Nanali, the mastermind who was engaged in diplomatic affairs, through the swarm network.

Lu Shang asked, "Nanali, are there really no traps?"

Nanali replied, "I've checked 1054 times; there's definitely no trap."

Then, Nanali also had a question for Lu Shang: "However, is the ultimate destruction that Tucker Superintendent mentioned really real?"

Lu Shang couldn't answer this question either. After all, he wasn't a prophet who knew everything; he was just an ordinary human. So he could only shrug and reply to Nanali, "Only God knows. Anyway, I've been leading bee swarms into battle for so many years, and I've never seen anything like it."

If Lu Shang hadn't always been skeptical about the ultimate destruction, he wouldn't be repeatedly asking Nanali if Tucker had set up any diplomatic traps for her.

Lu Shang thought for a moment, then gave an order to the mainframes on Nanali's side: "Recently, the mainframes in charge of diplomatic affairs should try to dig out more information from Tucker Superintelligence that the swarm doesn't know. The swarm knows too little right now and is completely unable to make judgments about the situation. The swarm needs more information."

"yes!"

Nanali and the other masterminds responded.

(End of this chapter)