After Laozi revealed the duality of nature in "Tao Te Ching," humans became even more stubborn in their opposition to duality.
After the invention of robots, it was easy for people to develop a kind of anxiety. If robots could do everything, then what was the purpose of humans?
The idea that robots would ultimately rule over human thought soon filled people's minds.
Humans usually discard and eliminate what is useless, so some believed that robots would definitely choose to remove humans, thus they created the so-called Three Laws that robots must follow.
But if we extend this logic, if there is a Creator who created humans, doesn't the Creator also need to establish a rule—that humans must not harm the Creator?
To Shen Yue, this was entirely a thought born of human nature's own ugliness, and it was the fundamental reason that hindered human progress.
