It was not difficult for the All-Knowing One to lie to a fool. As long as he told a lie the fool could not verify and was not good at discerning, the fool would be unable to distinguish truth from falsehood and would have a high chance of believing it.
Just like now, all the Live Broadcast programs showing the Pioneers exploring the Moon's Backside had suddenly been suspended. The Flight Research Institute's explanation was that there had been a problem with the signal.
The Pioneers had entered a deeper area of the Moon's Backside, making signal transmission an issue that would take some time to resolve.
Most ordinary people had too little knowledge to refute this explanation or find anything wrong with it, so most of them chose to believe it.
But in reality, that was not what had happened.
Quite a few people had already lost sleep over it. Mr. Lin Qi was one of them.
Lin Qi pinched the bridge of his nose and could not help lighting a cigarette. Cigarettes encouraged Dopamine secretion, helping him resist his body's instinctive desire for rest. "Tell me everything that happened. Don't leave out a single word."
"Forty minutes ago..."
Forty minutes earlier, the Pioneers had once again entered the dark side while traveling across the Moon's uneven surface. This time, it had chosen another route to enter the Moon's Backside.
The specimen collection had gone smoothly. That was the advantage of a machine.
Through its optical lenses, it could capture more scenery and light—things human eyes could not.
Actually, it had turned on its "light source" to accommodate the Live Broadcast. People had to be able to see what it had encountered.
But inside the control room, the scientists observed the Moon through optical lenses—a Moon completely different from