The Great Star Voyage
Chapter 890

Matter Disintegration Ray

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Everyone could understand the Miracles Through Brute Force school of thought, but the second school was more difficult, because for now, even the scientists who supported it still did not understand what kind of mechanism it used.

Still, after Human Civilization mastered the Theory of Everything, everyone's attention had basically turned toward research into new weapons.

Thus, Super Planet Destroyer Cannon proposals from both schools became major topics of public discussion. People would always offer a few opinions after meals and express their hopes that humanity would master Super Planet Destroyer Cannon technology as soon as possible.

Of course, not everyone hoped humanity would achieve breakthroughs in new weapons. Among the general public, there were also some oddballs who believed humanity should not rush headlong into developing new weapons immediately after mastering the Theory of Everything. In their view, that was simply militarism.

They believed that researching new weapons made humanity no different from those Evil Civilizations. Humanity should first research technologies that improved living standards and extended lifespans. It should use love and communication to win over other Cosmic Civilizations rather than deter them with technological strength.

Yes, even in the interstellar age, such people still existed among humanity. Fortunately, there were not many of them. They only discussed such matters privately with their disreputable friends, and many of them were immersed in their own worlds of entertainment, paying little attention to the broader state of the universe.

Their numbers were small, a minor ailment.

But when Yue Yuan heard this news, he took it very seriously. He found such thinking utterly incomprehensible. Humanity had already entered the interstellar age and understood the cruelty of the universe's realities, so how could such ideas still exist?

After thinking for a long time, he concluded that it was an educational problem.

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