"Even the weakest creature can survive in a complex, unbalanced environment as long as it keeps adapting to the environment and nothing unexpected happens."
"But in a balanced world, everything is balanced, so there are no major differences between environments. As a result, all creatures are affected by the same external influences, leading to convergent evolution. Every structure in their bodies evolves in similar directions."
"Since there are still carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores at the beginning, the situation will arise where all carnivores are more or less alike, all herbivores are more or less alike, and all omnivores are more or less alike."
"Carnivores that survive on the Balanced Continent for a long time will constantly evolve. Their bodies, claws, teeth, and every other physical feature will adapt to the current environment. This means that the strongest carnivore can adapt to any environment. Yet the weaker animals will also undergo convergent evolution, which is practically the same as offering themselves up to the carnivores' claws."
"In other words, no weak creature can escape by relying on a complex, unbalanced environment. They will inevitably be eaten by carnivores until fewer and fewer remain."
"A balanced environment is a world where the winner takes all."
"The weak animals cannot survive and die out, leaving only powerful carnivores. Carnivores also have their strong and weak members, so the strong will still eat the weak. As they continue eating, eventually only one kind of carnivore will remain."
"Whether they are birds, insects, or land animals, the final outcome will be the same. The entire Balanced Continent will inevitably eat its way down to one remaining carnivore. Since we cannot determine whether the strongest will be an insect, a bird, or a land animal, we might as well combine them all and name the last