Matt went on and on, saying, "This journey to get revenge gave Elektra far too much confidence, making her blindly optimistic about the future."
"She said this was an era of rapid development, that humanity was accelerating into space, and that our child shouldn't miss such a magnificent age. She believed we were capable of protecting him."
Matt shook his head and said, "She doesn't see the problems hidden beneath the beautiful vision of rapid development. Leaving safety aside, I don't want my child to become a drifter in an era where technology and ideas are constantly colliding and changing. I want him to have a more stable environment to grow up in..."
Schiller sighed softly. This was not something a psychologist could intervene in. Neither Matt nor Elektra was wrong; one was simply more conservative, while the other was more radical.
Matt did not want his child to become a test subject for the development of the times. He wanted to wait until things were more stable before making plans. Elektra, however, believed this was an era of opportunity, that having a child early would put them ahead of others and allow the child to seize opportunities sooner.
There was no right or wrong in this kind of disagreement between husband and wife, nor did either of them have psychological problems. Their different upbringings had simply given them different worldviews.
Elektra was the daughter of a diplomat. Her father had always treasured her, taking her to many grand occasions. She had broadened her horizons from a young age and had her own views on international affairs and future development.
Because Elektra understood the previous international situation better, she knew how hard-won the current unity of the world in entering space was. It was only natural that she wanted herself