In another room, people who were monitoring the meeting looked nervous.
"What does Mizushima Kawaseong want to say? Why would she confront Su Mingan under such circumstances?"
"Should we turn off the live broadcast before she opens her mouth?" Xia Zuo from the Institute of Social Development suggested.
In this room, there are Chief of Staff Eshkol, Deputy Chief of Staff Suzuki Kentaro, Vice President Andrew, Glenn Demps, Forum Management Department Hubert, Yangtze River System Deng Lin, Qin Xiaohui. Secretaries, logistics, business personnel, public opinion experts, senior management personnel, all of them are present.
This kind of "All Perfect Passers Meeting" certainly cannot be completely laissez-faire. If someone says something inappropriate in front of the whole world, the United Group must find a way to make up for it as soon as possible.
The staff stared at the surveillance screen, ready to quickly guide public opinion.
"Let her speak." A majestic voice came from the main control room: "We can't shut everyone up. Right now, those who have completed the game perfectly are more important than us. All we can do is respect their actions and make up for the mistakes they made."
Eshkol's heart tightened, but he did not refute. He knew very well that the times had changed. Even if the United Group could guide public opinion and had more people, it would not be able to replace the role of the Perfect Passers.
They worked hard for more than four months, established internal rules and regulations, built the Peace Dove Mutual Aid Hospital, studied the integration and innovation of human technology and world game technology, established a loving mutual aid team, and regularly released free guides... All these measures were essentially just to maintain the order and stability within the human race, and could not resist external enemies. The United Group’s contribution to human unity is great, but it did not contribute to the score progress bar.
Without the United Group, the Lord God World would not be as stable as it is now. There would only be countless fanatics, suicide bombers, and mentally ill people. The United Group has a role, and it is quite a big role.
But the real wartime results can only be won by the adventurous players. The responsibility of the fate of mankind has clearly fallen on the heads of the "perfect clearance", and only they can make the wish of "driving away the higher-dimensional creatures".
"Controlling public opinion, preventing chaos among the human race, and preventing people from targeting the 'perfect passers-by' is what we can do now." Kentaro Suzuki said: "Suppressing people's jealousy and resentment, encouraging people's envy and admiration, emphasizing human honor, monitoring sensitive words, and guiding the actions of self-media, forum media, and forum players are our most important tasks."
People agreed.
In the conference room, Mizushima Kawashima had already stood up, his eyes like icy sharp edges, piercing straight at Su Mingan.
Su Mingan looked at her calmly, waiting for her words.
Under the bright incandescent light, her face was pale, like a lunatic who had just escaped from the hospital.
"Su Ming'an." Mizushima Kawaseong said, "I want to say that my wish is - I want to obtain the authority to resurrect others at no cost."
Everyone was stunned.
They didn't expect that Mizushima Kawashima made such a big fuss just to express her own wish.
"So, no matter what your wish is." Mizushima Kawaseong's gaze was like a thorn: "I will not conflict with you, remember that."
Her tone was sharp and harsh, but what she said made people relax.
"Really?" Su Mingan leaned forward: "Is this really your wish? Miss Mizushima Kawai?"
"Of course." Mizushima Kawashima said firmly.
"But what if it can't be 'free of cost'? If the power to revive others is accompanied by various costs, will you still make this wish unwaveringly?" Su Mingan said.
The thirty-four people in the conference room, including the more than one hundred people monitoring next door, and the hundreds of millions of people watching the live broadcast... were all watching their conversation.
Su Mingan, who was sitting on the chair, was clearly looking up at Mizushima Kawai, but when their eyes met, it seemed as if he was looking down at her.
Mizushima Kawanasora's fingers trembled slightly, and she said coldly: "If it is a price I can pay, I will certainly not hesitate. Therefore, I will not change my wish."
Su Mingan said: "If this is really your wish, then it will not conflict with anyone else's wishes."
"But." His words took a turn: "Making a wish is an extreme 'prisoner's dilemma' - you are aware of this, so you took the initiative to reveal your wish to me."
【Prisoner's Dilemma】.
After hearing this word, everyone present understood its meaning.
——It is a representative example of a non-zero-sum game in game theory, reflecting that “the best choice for an individual is not the best choice for the group.”
Two criminals are about to be imprisoned and cannot communicate with each other. If neither criminal reports the other, each will only serve one year in prison. If one criminal reports the other and the other remains silent, the reporter will be released immediately and the silent one will be imprisoned for ten years. If they report each other, both will be sentenced to eight years. Since the criminals cannot trust each other, they tend to report each other rather than keep silent, which leads to the worst outcome.
This explains why cooperation can be difficult even when it is mutually beneficial.
You don’t know what wishes others will make, nor do you know what you will get from your wishes.
You don't know whether your tendency toward positive desires will leave you with nothing because of the negative desires of others.
You don’t know whether your efforts and sacrifices in fulfilling your wishes are just a stepping stone for another “prisoner” to realize his greater wishes.
[I want the authority to resurrect]——Mizushima Kawase's wish.
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