Fooling Tomoko into being a system

The Trisolaran civilization is just like a pool of black stagnant water, unable to make any ripples, with flies dancing wildly above the water.

"Yes, the Trisolaran civilization is the totalitarianism of a small number of elites." Thomas Wade gave a positive answer to Yun Tianming's speculation.

"How do you know?" Yun Tianming asked this question because he wanted Thomas Wade to provide evidence.

"Operation Guzheng, the United Nations obtained some three-body data from the Eto elements at the second base of the cruise ship Hong'an."

Yun Tianming suddenly realized that it seemed that the United Nations had not disclosed a lot of important information from ETO back then. It was a good thing that Thomas Vader recognized his speculation. He was more confident in other conclusions.

Yun Tianming was particularly excited about the fact that the brains of Trisolarans were not as smart as humans. This was a discovery that even he found unbelievable.

Although the social structure of the Trisolaran people is most suitable for the Trisolaran people, the backward social structure will also bring many problems and limit the development speed of the entire civilization.

In the Trisolaran civilization, the brains of the vast majority of the Trisolaran people have degenerated, and they require less energy for life. This can save more materials for the Trisolaran civilization and allow the entire civilization to survive for a few more years.

However, the brains of elite children born from genetically superior trisomians have not deteriorated and may even become smarter.

Because of the variability prevalent in living things.

There will be a huge intelligence gap between some elites among the Trisolarans and the masses. This is not like humans, where there is no difference in brain function, but in different areas of expertise in terms of IQ.

For example, some people are good at literature, some are good at mathematics...some people are better at neural coordination and reaction, and have advantages and disadvantages.

The difference in intelligence among Trisolarans is due to the gap in hardware, such as the obvious difference in the number of neurons and glial cells, which are classified according to physiological conditions, forming fools and geniuses!

Geniuses with more developed brain cells manage civilization, develop technology, and formulate strategies.

Trisolaran ordinary people with underdeveloped or missing brain cells serve as civilized consumables.

Thomas Wade successfully deduced the social structure of the Trisolarans through Yun Tianming, and confirmed the idea that the Trisolaran brains are not as smart as humans.

Humanity is one step closer to understanding Trisolarans.

"Precisely because the Trisolarans implement a highly centralized monarchy to govern society, the research and development of civilized science and technology are all in the hands of a few elites.

The development of science and technology among Trisolarans is always driven by a small number of elites. Under such circumstances, science and technology can still develop at a constant speed. I have to praise the greatness of memory inheritance.

Although this way of inheriting the memory of parents to develop technology seems beautiful, there is no flash of inspiration. Everything is so analytical and can only follow the footsteps of the predecessors and move forward slowly.

The intelligence of the Trisolarans is far greater than that of humans. Even if they have the same memory inheritance as cheating, why do the development of science and technology stagger ahead of human civilization?

Even if the Trisolaran civilization started scientific research earlier than humans, the huge gap in wisdom is difficult to erase, and the number of Trisolaran elites is scarce.

No matter how I calculate, Trisolaran civilization should not be so far ahead of human civilization. The answer to my repeated calculations can only come up with one result: human civilization will be more advanced than Trisolaran civilization, or at worst it will be the same.

Where did the calculation go wrong, or is there something else I didn't take into account? "

Yun Tianming threw his doubts to Thomas Wade, hoping that he could give him an explanation or give him some inspiration.

Thomas Vader lowered his head and pondered the shortcomings of the Trisolaran civilization. The Trisolaran civilization has been continuously destroyed and rebuilt by three stars. It is not as intelligent as humans, has a backward social system, solidified classes, a lack of resources on the Trisolaran star, a sparse population, and scientific research is all supported by a small number of elites. , the entire civilization is like a taut string that may break at any time...