Most viewers actually couldn't understand such highly specialized content.
But that was precisely the advantage of the "cells." They didn't need to understand what the "brain" was thinking, because someone would think for them. All they had to do was obey!
That was also why the faster information spread, the higher the media's position became within society's value system. There were simply too many idiots, so the media's role as an "interpreter" had been greatly enhanced, and its corresponding social status would rise tremendously as well.
The host raised a new question after everyone had spent some time examining the chips. "So, if someone were to take out a currency right now—for example, his own work, a painting..."
"If he told everyone else that the painting could be exchanged for an ounce of gold from him, wouldn't that mean the painting could also be considered a form of currency?"
The expert hurriedly shook his head. Although he knew this was a "script," anyone capable of writing such a script was fucking stupid too.
Still, he could understand it. The audience for this script wasn't professionals, but the idiots sitting in front of their televisions.
"In a certain sense, currency is also a type of object. However, a stable value system and broader circulation give it the value and rights of 'currency.'"
"We can consider this painting valuable because it's worth an ounce of gold, but we can't consider it a form of currency because it doesn't have a broad audience or sufficient circulation."
"Slem's chips can be considered a form of currency precisely because they have a stable value and a broad circulation."
The host suddenly understood, as though she had gone from failing to earning top marks in an instant. "Our Federal Sol is now facing the possibility of