Civilization Above Matter

Probability, the fundamental ruler of everything in the universe. It could be said that the universe took on its present appearance purely because the probability of its current form was high enough.

Likewise, however, the probability of something was not necessarily immutable forever.

Take a coin as an example. If a magnet were attached to one side of the coin, and another large magnet were placed beneath it, then during the toss, would the interference of the magnets make it more likely for the magnetized side of the coin to land face down?

The interference between matter and matter, the flow and conversion between energy and energy, the encounters between event and event—all of it, fundamentally speaking, was mutual interference between the probabilities of all things.

The probabilistic choices of countless particles on the microscopic scale created the dynamic universe on the macroscopic scale. Because of this, all things appeared to move, life could be born, and civilizations could be established.

In other words, civilizations in the universe could create regions with a high probability of civilization emerging through external interference, then obtain a civilization-packed cultivation zone.

That was the theory.

The matter of cultivation zones was announced by the cosmic civilization that had created them. Based on the conclusions drawn from their experiments within those zones, whether target civilizations or hidden civilizations, these cosmic civilizations split into two factions.

One faction believed that the universe's macroscopic probability could not be changed.

The universe was a whole and encompassed everything. It was all, the entirety, everything that existed, including these cosmic civilizations themselves.

Like a coin: without interference from any external system, would the coin itself take the initiative to alter its own probability?

Thus, this faction of cosmic civilizations advocated creating single-probability regions through alternative methods in order to