"I think I understand what you mean."
The Wolf King pondered deeply. "No one can predict the future with absolute precision, but many people can draw on the information they possess to put forward their views about it. Those views may be right or wrong, but as long as the information is rich enough and the computational power strong enough, they can at least roughly conform to the objective laws governing how things develop, and guide the true future to a certain extent...?"
"Exactly. Just like the Strategic Planning Departments of Dragon City's major factions: when predicting the future, they rarely offer only one plan. Instead, based on the ideal scenario, ordinary circumstances, and the worst possible situation, they put forward three to five, or even more, forecasts and solutions."
Meng Chao said, "A more fitting example might be lottery tickets—you know what those are, right?
"Among tens of millions of lottery tickets, only one might win a jackpot worth hundreds of millions, but that doesn't mean all the other tickets are fake.
"Before the drawing, every ticket has a one-in-ten-million chance of winning. Every ticket is real, and every future presented in our minds is real as well.
"The more tickets we buy, the higher our chances of hitting the jackpot.
"And as long as we keep uncovering more possible futures, carefully analyze where those futures converge and diverge, sort through the threads and peel back the cocoon to identify the main factors that lead to destruction, and find ways to change and avoid them, then we'll definitely 'hit the jackpot'—that is, find the future path where the apocalypse is completely shattered and destruction is stopped!"
"That makes sense."
The Wolf King said coldly, "But in that case, we may very well be playing right into the hands of