I was Born in Hell

intellectual brain.

It floats in the nutrient solution, showing a pleasant gesture.

The hairs extending from the brain tissue are long and fine, continuously absorbing the surrounding nutrients, and enjoy this treatment very much.

look from afar.

The huge brain tissue is full of absurdity and weirdness, and for some reason it always gives people an evil feeling.

Another week passed.

Every once in a while, different researchers will ask questions to the brain.

These questions are not only about the tide of corpses and alien species, but also about human geography, and even ask some views about religion and politics. The answers of the brain are always surprising, but the logic is reasonable .

A researcher took a note and asked, "Intellect, what is your view on time?"

time? ?

The intellectual brain thought for a while, and said slowly: "When my lord just created me, time passed very slowly. At that time, I was very ignorant, and I was very curious about everything, and every day was very fulfilling."

"The master didn't interfere with me too much, it made me learn slowly."

"I will conduct research on each species, observe their behavior, and study their flaws and weaknesses."

Zhinao seems to be a very talkative old man, telling the past history with rich experience.

"Until later, the flow of time seemed to speed up."

"I just observed the lives of a few creatures, watching them from birth to death. Hundreds of years have passed in the process of careful study. In the blink of an eye, the small tree bud in the soil has become a big tree in the sky."

"My sense of time is getting blurred."

"After living for 10,000 years, 100,000 years, and even longer... It seems that after a little sleep, the descendants of the descendants of those species' descendants all died out."

time.

The researcher kept recording, and at the same time felt the same feeling in his heart.

When I was young, I always felt that the day was so long, and I was very curious about everything in the world.

I still vaguely remember when I was in kindergarten and elementary school, waiting for the bell after school was so tortured, just a few tens of minutes seemed to have passed a year...

But as people grow older, people feel that they are getting more and more busy, and time always slips away unknowingly. You just work as usual for a period of time, but when you look back, you find that it is almost the Chinese New Year, and you don’t seem to have done anything. What? ?

"The concept of time becomes blurred with the sensory awareness of living things?"

"If the lifespan of a creature is extended to 100,000 years, millions of years, or even longer, perhaps taking a nap for a while, hundreds of years have passed."

Although Zhinao's answer is a bit absurd and bizarre, it is very logical.

The researcher asked again: "Chinao, what do you think of the concept of hometown?"

Human beings' concept of hometown is not just as simple as the place of birth, it is often accompanied by many beautiful or bitter memories.

Does another creature also have this concept? ?

Zhinao fell into memory again, and then slowly said: "Hometown... my birthplace... that concept has long since disappeared."

"Humans have a short lifespan, so they have emotions for a place that has only survived for a few decades."

"But my lifespan is too long. After leaving the place where I was born, when I look back, my hometown has long since disappeared."

"Crustal movement, landslides, forests are sometimes burned to ashes by lightning flames, and river water from blocked rivers washes away the ground."

"Looking back... I can't find where my hometown is."

"They may have become mountains, they may have become lakes, or they may have been submerged in the deep sea. Everything will be completely different in hundreds of thousands of years."

The intellectual brain's concept of hometown is already very vague.

Human beings have a lifespan of hundreds of years, and hometown often represents a city, a small county, or a village.

If you live to old age, perhaps those vague memories of the past will no longer exist.

The muddy paths were replaced by high-speed railways and asphalt roads, but the once small mud houses were built into high-rise buildings, shopping malls sprang up one after another, and the places where I played when I was a child became McDonald's, Starbucks...

It's just a matter of decades of change.

If this time is extended to hundreds of thousands of years, I am afraid that human beings will feel completely strange when facing their hometown. Perhaps by then our high-rise buildings will have been submerged by wind, sand and frost.

The vicissitudes of life.

Looking back, everything has changed.

"What do you think of human civilization?"

Another researcher asked, Zhinao will answer all these questions carefully, and will not feel bored, but rather enjoy it.

"deformity."

"Humans are one of the few creatures I've seen that can use tools."

"In the process of biological evolution... the law of the jungle and the survival of the fittest are inevitable."

"In order to survive better in the water, fish grew gills, climbed onto the land and grew arthropods, evolved mutated claws to hunt prey, and grew wings for flying to pick fruits from treetops."

The intellectual brain began to talk about some evolutionary processes. The evolution of every creature is for better survival.

stronger power.

faster speed.

Harder carapace.

Sharper claws.

Genes are constantly mutating, and organisms are constantly making changes to adapt to the environment.

"But humans are different."

"Humans use tools and don't turn their hands into hammers for cracking shells in order to eat nuts."

"Humans have invented means of transportation, so they will not run for long periods of time, causing their thighs to mutate."

"Humans have invented weapons. They don't need to make themselves so strong, but they can defeat dangerous creatures that are dozens or hundreds of times their own weight."

The intelligent brain sighed: "Human beings... are special... You transfer your own mutations to tools. It may take tens of thousands of years for other creatures to make changes, but you only need to improve the tools."

"Gene mutations are transferred to tool mutations. Humans are more efficient to a certain extent, but they are also more deadly to the earth, because your mutation speed is too fast."

The speed of human mutation is too fast! !

It may take tens of thousands of years of mutation for insects to eat sweet watermelons, but humans only need to invent a small tool, grinding out a kitchen knife, which saves 10,000 years of time.

Birds have undergone hundreds of thousands of years of metamorphosis and evolution in order to fly into the sky, and humans can just build an airplane.

We transfer the changes of genes to the changes of tools, and every new tool will save human beings hundreds of thousands of years of evolution... This makes us have an advantage over all creatures.

It takes hundreds of thousands of years for you to evolve?

All I need to evolve is a little invention.

The surrounding researchers nodded one after another. The intellectual brain's observation angle is very tricky. Human beings are used to the tools they create, but for monsters...even simple bows, arrows and spears will feel amazing.

Not to mention those high-tech weapons, guns, missiles, explosives, and even nuclear bombs.

Today's "interview" is over.

Before I knew it, it was another day, and there were many more similar interviews. After a few weeks, those researchers all felt "admiration" for the brain.

It's just too erudite.

It has such a long lifespan, and the researchers eagerly learn all kinds of knowledge.

Soon, the time for those researchers to interview Zhinao every day became the most anticipated thing

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PS:

This chapter is inspired by the movie "The Man From Earth"

I rewrote it twice, and I am finally satisfied. Some descriptions are very cumbersome, but they are designed to take care of younger readers. I hope you can understand it and have some thoughts about life.

Well, I will update it tomorrow! !

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