I kissed the statue at the beginning and I vomited all over the floor

When Paul walked under the big oak tree, he was suddenly attracted by three "unsightly" little guys.

Xiling, wearing a gray-brown cloak, squatted on the ground in an extremely "indecent" posture, flipping through the druid scriptures in her hands.

Lian, who should have been chattering non-stop, also squatted quietly beside him with her hands on her face, staring at Ivan intently.

The newcomer, Alvin, was flipping through an even thicker religious book and talking loudly while squatting on the ground.

The three of them were squatting together, and at first glance it looked like they were using the toilet together in front of the big oak tree.

In order to complete Alvin's divine education, Xiling wanted to pass on the orthodox teachings of druids to Alvin to correct Alvin's messy divine effects.

But it seemed that Xi Ling, who was not very talkative to begin with, was somewhat at a loss for words when asked by “God’s Favored One Ivan”;

On the contrary, some of Ivan's novel ideas attracted Xiling and Lian, who loved to join in the fun, and the scene turned into a small classroom of scientific development for Teacher Ivan.

“I don’t disagree with animism, I think it’s a very interesting idea.

I just have my own views on the balanced development of doctrine;

Look here, the Druid doctrine says to help the natural cycle, but the method added later is to limit the number of creatures through hunting. Isn't that nonsense?

In my opinion, there are some major problems with this methodology...

No, it's simply putting the cart before the horse!

The number of plants and animals depends on whether the ecosystem is thriving, which is not constant.

For example, a sudden increase in the number of angora rabbits might seem to spell doom for the surrounding plants;

But how could the number of these angora rabbits suddenly increase if there was no sufficient food?

It must be that the species has found new means of survival, or that there are fewer natural enemies around their territory."

"So you think that what needs to be controlled is not only the number of angora rabbits, but also the number of raspberries and autumn ferns, and letting in a group of gray wolves?" Lian held her cheeks with both hands, making her little face round.

Her grasp of doctrine is far inferior to Xiling's, but she knows the daily work of a druid very well.

The number of Angora rabbits had grown too fast before, and the leader did not tell them the reason. He just followed the teachings and led everyone to catch those cute and delicious rabbits...

But Xiling, who had read the doctrine thoroughly, fell into deep thought at this moment.

Miss 180, who has a better understanding of nature, seems to have begun to grasp the crux of the problem.

"You mean, our hunting of angora rabbits may actually destroy the balance of nature?"

"That's right!"

Ivan snapped his fingers and gave up trying to find the pointy ears on Lian's head.

The good-for-nothing young man from Blue Planet poured out the few things in his mind that were related to the theory of evolution.

“Any living thing will find a way out in the process of survival of the fittest.

Let's take the Angora rabbit as an example. Have you ever thought that perhaps billions of years ago, their ancestors did not have long fur to protect them from the cold?

But as the temperature in the entire area gradually dropped, in order to survive, they evolved long fur to combat the low temperatures;

The workings of nature are not static.

In other words, the operation of the entire world is not static.

In order to find a way to survive, organisms must adapt themselves to changes in the environment and change.

This is biological evolution.

So if we rashly control the number of organisms, we may be preventing the evolution of these organisms.”

"What if this evolution causes other plants and animals to disappear completely?"

Xiling is indeed a good student who has studied doctrine for fifty years, and all her questions are on the key points.

Bol, who had been picking up ears for a long time, was worried about seeing his proud future head priest Xiling being led astray, so he stood behind Ivan and grinned.

Not noticing that there was someone behind him, Alvin was busy flipping through the scriptures in his hand.

“Survival of the fittest, natural selection, this is the truth of nature.

There is a story in my hometown:

Ancient humans discovered a new continent and, relying on primitive sticks and torches, caused the extinction of more than 70% of the species on this continent (the prototype was the real American continent).

But does this mean a collapse of the ecological balance?

Not really.

Some species have never dealt with intelligent predators before, so they can only become extinct in the face of human traps and weapons;

But those that survive become even more adept at hiding from newly emerged predators;

Besides, humans, even though they are intelligent creatures, are actually part of nature.”

"What if——"

Noticing that Xiling's eyes began to become blurred and obviously fooled, Boll finally couldn't bear it anymore and grabbed Ivan by the back of the collar.

This is really unbearable. I have been acting as both a father and a mother to this little girl for decades, and this human boy has only been here for a few days, and he has already made his little apprentice stunned.

Wouldn't they be attracted to each other and live together in the future?

no! This is absolutely not okay!

Even those favored by God are absolutely not allowed to do so!

It can’t be Xiling, um, and neither can Lian!

This angry old father... the angry bald bearded priest, didn't care about whether he was favored by God or not. He lifted Ivan in the air, baring his teeth ferociously, like an old hen protecting her cubs.

"What if one group of intelligent creatures, because they are hungry, want to steal food from another group of intelligent creatures?"

"Aha?"

Alvin was stunned in mid-air. He didn't react at once, but he still answered Paul's question.

"This question involves sociology, but to put it cruelly, the weak ones will lose the elements of survival..."

"What if you are the weak one and you don't want to lose...lose that thing, what should you do?"

Ivan did not answer immediately. He thought carefully for a while before slowly speaking:

“This situation has existed naturally since ancient times and is also the original contradiction that causes conflicts between most civilizations and between humans and nature.

We can summarize it as the contradiction between backward productivity and the growing demand for material civilization.

Solving this problem is actually quite simple -

Isn't it enough to find a way to make sure everyone has enough to eat?"

Snapped!

Lian couldn't help but applaud, but when she saw Priest Boll's grim expression, she stopped herself in time.

Peng!

This was the sound of Archbishop Bol, who felt he was about to be convinced and became angry and threw Ivan to the ground.

Wow!

This was Evan's scream when a small stone hit his anus when he landed on his butt.

"You sharp-tongued human boy!

Tomorrow, you follow me to the edge of the forest!

There is a place for you to display your sophistry! "

After saying that, he walked back to his tree hole angrily, still thinking about the words productivity and feeding as he walked.

To be fair, what you said makes sense...

Lian, who was standing aside in amazement, looked at Ivan curiously. She felt that there must be something going on between this perverted human and the uncle head priest.

However, the female druid who was passing by once again scattered raspberries all over the ground and began to run excitedly to gossip with others.

She discovered something incredible.

The head priest and the pretty boy had a quarrel!