Although there were two views, the overwhelming majority of people held the second one, and of course it was also the most reasonable conclusion. That was because the technology used by the Soft-Star People was almost entirely personal, as if each individual had researched it for their own use, which clearly did not fit the basic laws of scientific development in a collective civilization.
What was more, the technological levels of the 108 Life Planets varied enormously. Even on the same planet, there were huge differences between different Soft-Star People.
If this were a technological civilization developed by a group, such a situation would never have occurred.
Take True Nano Technology, for instance. On the planet where the two Soft-Star People had been fighting at the time, the vast majority of Soft-Star People had no chance to come into contact with it. They did not even have communication tools like "telephones," and still lived a slash-and-burn life. Their living conditions were extremely primitive, and in most cases, communication depended on shouting.
Even the Soft-Star People who had obtained "Nano Cores" lived in more or less the same way. For travel, they still used the most primitive animal-powered vehicles.
Their communication methods were somewhat better than those of the first type of Soft-Star People, because with the Nano Core, they could hold conversations within the communication coverage of their "sects." The Soft-Star People called this Thousand-Mile Voice Transmission.
As for flying, they had to "cultivate" to the stage where they grew wings. In other words, by learning the contents recorded in "secret manuals," they added functions to their Nano Cores, making them construct wings and an energy operating system that could be used for flight.
Research found that this group of Soft-Star People basically did not understand the principles behind it.