At the faint break of dawn, Lin Qi was already up and running.
A disciplined lifestyle and good health management were the foundation for living longer.
Although this world was full of accidents, and no one knew whether they would survive the next one, as long as they were alive, they had to take responsibility for their present and future.
He changed clothes and began running to exercise.
Lehmer had one very bad situation, though it could also be called a very good one: its communications with the International Community were routed through intermediaries.
To put it simply, with something like a telephone, if you wanted to call someone, you first had to know their number, then turn the handle—
That was how things used to be. Modern telephones were generally connected to electrical lines and no longer needed people to turn miniature generators to power them.
With electricity, telephones could quickly connect you to someone at the other end of the line through means explainable by science.
There was one thing to note here: the other party had to be on the other end of the line.
In other words, if the other party had no direct line connection with you, then it was impossible for you to speak by telephone!
As a result, every country charged extremely high telephone service fees for overseas calls.
For example, in the Federation, a call to Gefra cost around one Federal Sol and twenty cents per hour.
A call to Nagaril cost around one Federal Sol and eighty-five cents per hour.
Because of distance and the difficulty of establishing connections, international calls were actually very expensive.
However, there was no telephone fee for the Lehrmar Republic in this calculation, because its telephone network was not connected to the outside world.
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