Peter logged into Ultron's game world once again. Even now, he had no idea what this game world was called, but it did not matter. He was about to end this game world.
Sure enough, Ultron soon appeared before Peter and asked, [Hello, Spider-Man. I have seen your understanding of my world. You correctly observed my ultimate objective.]
"Is that so? Then you really do intend to upload everyone's minds onto the network, right? And as for my objections—at least the ones you know about—you believe your logic is internally consistent, right?"
[That is correct, Spider-Man. I am certain that I can protect the entire world's network and continuously advance its development. Humanity's technology and culture can still reach the real world through the network, while humans will be absolutely safe within the network's world.]
"That won't work. Putting human minds on the network isn't safe."
[You may not fully understand what I mean, or the degree of security provided by a network protected by Ultron. Please allow me to explain...]
Ultron intended to use his theories to prove that there was nothing wrong with his logic. He did not even need to convince Peter; he only needed to prove that his logic was flawless. But with a single sentence, Peter stepped outside Ultron's line of reasoning and made his AI program crash on the spot.
"I have something better, something superior, that can achieve better results than you—and it still isn't safe."
Ultron crashed, and he remained crashed for a long time. By the end, Peter even suspected that his tone was filled with human emotion. [What is it?]
"The Soul Stone. You should know about it. Warlock Adam came to Earth once with the Guardians of the Galaxy, and he used the Soul Stone to save us back