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At last, it was the experimenter's turn to ask questions. Wenren Sheng perked up and leaned forward slightly, adopting the posture of someone listening attentively.

"Sir, we are now facing powerful and unknown enemies. The more we learn about Them, the more we discover how formidable They are. How are we supposed to survive in the future?" the experimenter asked sincerely.

At this, everyone seated on the surrounding tiers wore grave expressions. This was also the question that concerned them most.

The more they learned, the more afraid they became.

The ignorant feared nothing.

"When facing powerful enemies, surviving is actually very simple..." The scholar continued copying down the story from before without even raising his head. "You have plenty of examples to learn from."

"Examples?" The experimenter was puzzled.

Everyone else perked up.

Only Wenren Sheng shook his head slightly. He had already guessed what the other party was going to say, because he had seen too many sentient Anomalies.

"Pigs, sheep, cattle, chickens, ducks... Don't they face powerful enemies every day? Aren't they still living perfectly well? By prediction, they can go on living for tens of thousands more years." The scholar continued speaking to himself.

"But they are kept in pens. They have no freedom," the experimenter said, shaking his head.

"Oh, then what about tigers, lions, antelopes, and zebras? They have freedom too, and they also face powerful enemies. Aren't they still living perfectly well? You are fully capable of easily driving them extinct. Why don't you keep doing that? After all, you have already exterminated millions of species." The scholar questioned him again.

"That is naturally because we discovered the concept of ecological balance. Exterminating tigers and lions would cause the ecological chain to collapse, creating all kinds of unknown consequences that would ultimately affect