The Kree entertainment industry was far more barren than Brad had expected.
It wasn't that the Kree didn't know how to have fun. Quite the opposite: the civilization of the Kree Empire had transcended base pleasures.
Every Kree underwent genetic modification at birth, and detailed mathematical models governed their psychological development as they grew.
The entertainment that stimulated Kree dopamine was all beneficial to the development of their civilization, with its effectiveness verified through practical testing.
And none of it escaped the Supreme Intelligence's centralized coordination.
There was no excessive drinking, no gambling, and no shady activities that traded bodily gratification for pleasure.
What remained were activities like reading, sports, and watching movies-entertainment that couldn't have been healthier.
Genetic modification and psychological mathematical models ensured that Kree endocrine systems and growth hormones would never lead them into unhealthy habits. To every Kree, the highest form of relaxation was connecting to the Supreme Intelligence for a guidance session.
The ordinary Kree citizen Brad had replaced had loved nothing more than watching carefully edited holographic videos of Kree warriors carrying out missions across the universe, assembled from first-person reconstructions of their memories and recordings from their ships' surveillance equipment.
Of course, this Kree also loved the Supreme Intelligence's psychological guidance sessions. His only frustration was that, as a noncombatant, he struggled to accumulate enough contribution points to meet with the Supreme Intelligence regularly.
Apparently, Kree warriors who fought abroad and made outstanding contributions could meet with the Supreme Intelligence frequently.
Every one of those warriors was the elite of the Kree elite. They had extensive combat experience, acted swiftly, pursued clear objectives, and spoke with considerable wisdom.
They were figures every ordinary Kree looked up to.
Although Brad had come to collect material for biological research, alien social structures also interested him