Of course, there was more than just this one technology. There was also the Fourth Generation Warp Technology, known as the Planetary Warp Engine, which humanity had long been striving to research.
There was also the Matter Fission Cannon they had witnessed during the battle against that Level 5 Civilization probe spaceship, as well as certain technologies they had learned of from other civilizations and other entities.
Such as Consciousness Upload Technology and Interstellar Communication Technology.
Humanity would certainly not choose between them. It wanted them all.
And these were merely the avenues humanity had already known about. A Level 5 Civilization certainly possessed far more than these technologies. Under the framework of the Theory of Everything, there had to be countless branches of science. These were only the visible ones; there were also innumerable technologies that could benefit society.
The advancement of a civilization inevitably required comprehensive development across multiple disciplines, because only such all-round development could raise a civilization's level.
Therefore, the technologies derived from the Theory of Everything would inevitably encompass every aspect of society. Whether applied physics or Life Science, all would benefit from it.
Humanity itself might also undergo further evolution and enhancement as its civilization level rose. It simply did not know which path lay ahead. Would it continue down the route of carbon-based flesh, turn to mechanized bodies, or move toward Mental Consciousness?
There were many paths forward for individual life. It depended on how humanity chose to proceed, and naturally, on what technologies it could master.
These were all possible changes that could come after mastering the Theory of Everything.
However, at this stage, what humanity's leadership cared about most was not the evolutionary path of human individuals, but how the applied technologies derived from the Theory of Everything would perform in