Technology is devoid of consciousness; it inherently contains no good or evil.
The key lies in what the person who masters the technology is prepared to do with it.
Take, for example, the two miniature cameras in Li Yu's hands; such small devices were originally invented for use in espionage, becoming a powerful weapon in intelligence games between nations, and constantly updated and upgraded with advancements in counter-surveillance measures.
In those years, the two most powerful superpowers in human history faced off against each other, viewing each other with hostility, each vying for the position of world hegemon, yet both exercising restraint to avoid the outbreak of large-scale war.
As a result, their confrontations were more manifest in diplomacy, news media, technology, arms races, and even sports, inadvertently promoting the rapid development of technology.
