Spider-Man and the local Spider-Man worked near the equipment for a long time before finally producing a trial dose. After thinking for a moment, the local Spider-Man said, "I know this may sound cold-hearted, but I think we'd better find a zombie that used to be an ordinary person to test the drug."
The local Spider-Man sighed and said, "For one thing, ninety-nine percent of this world's population consists of ordinary people. Superheroes and Mutants are only a minority. We need to develop a drug that the general public can use first."
"For another, superheroes' traits are too complicated. There are genetic mutations, enhanced humans, and Mutants. We don't have that much time to develop specialized drugs."
"But we need more people who can help." Spider-Man looked calmly at the local Spider-Man and said, "If we can find Dr. Connors or Dr. Ethan, perhaps we can figure out what that mysterious component is and speed up the development of the cure."
Now it was the local Spider-Man's turn to be amazed. He stared at Spider-Man and said, "I thought you'd criticize me for not saving my friends first, or think I wanted to use ordinary people to test the drug."
"With limited medicine, someone is bound to be saved first and someone later. There's nothing we can do about that. Since we can't change it, we can only adapt. Then we should make the best choice and ensure that even the last person gets saved as quickly as possible."
Spider-Man spread his hands and said, "Someone once told me not to place too much emphasis on procedural justice. I don't entirely agree, but under these circumstances, he had a point. Earth in this universe has already become such a mess. Making things better as quickly as possible is the top