This python has an IQ of 142.
Lai Haoren posted a message without making a sound.
He doesn't have exclusive rights to post comments, but that doesn't prevent his comment from being seen by everyone. After all, Lai Haoren's ID indicates he's not an unknown person.
[This person's IQ isn't that great; I thought they were incredibly smart.]
Chen Xiang also entered the live broadcast room.
Since he started selling the rights to the safe zone A, he's become a prominent figure, one of those people who truly have both power and money.
Of course, having found a way to make big money, he wouldn't bother with immigration within ordinary areas. However, seeing a message in his personal mailbox saying that someone in the contaminated zone wanted to immigrate, Chen Xiang was still quite curious. After all, accumulating 100,000 Sunshine Coins in the contaminated zone was much harder than earning 100 million in the quarantine zone or safe zone.
The result was truly interesting.
Humans and pythons interacting intimately—when did the polluted area become so harmonious?
However, people are clearly still amazed by the intelligence of pythons.
That must be pretty impressive, considering that less than a third of the world's population has an IQ over 142.
[The key is that pythons' brains are much smaller than human brains in proportion, so it's absolutely amazing that they can have such a high level of intelligence.]
Intelligence isn't necessarily related to IQ; it's said that Einstein's IQ was only 142.
[Really? This isn't recorded in "Ten Trillion Whys." Isn't Einstein the greatest inventor? How could his IQ only be 142?]
[They've been dead for thousands of years, why bother with their IQ? Want an IQ of 142? It's easy! Just get a brain transplant!]
[Brain transplants don't necessarily increase IQ by much, right? The reason brain transplants can make you smarter is because they reduce the folds in the brain, making the connections between nerves smoother and your thinking more active.]
That's right, the idea of increasing IQ is actually a false proposition; it's basically just about making your thinking more agile by replacing your brain.
Intelligence is determined by genes, no doubt about it.
So, an IQ of 150 or higher is something you're born with?
[It was decided by the gene company]
I've always wondered why governments don't require gene companies to comprehensively improve human intelligence when creating humans. If everyone had an IQ of 180, we'd probably have all migrated to outer space by now.
It's not that we don't want to, but rather that we can't. What good genes are left in the current gene pool? Good genes were taken away two thousand years ago.
Two thousand years ago?
Li Lechen was startled. Two thousand years ago was now, wasn't it?
Good genes were taken away? What good genes? Where were they taken?
Continue watching the comments.
But the topic is no longer about genes from two thousand years ago.
The animals in this polluted area must be mutated. Don't you think talking animals are terrifying?
[That's really a bit scary. If even snakes can do this, what about other animals?]
That scorpion was quite something too.
Even the ants have changed.
Could the contaminated area have become deeply polluted again?
Fortunately, this pollutant only affects animals; otherwise, who knows what would have happened to people driven into the contaminated area.
If the animals in the contaminated area no longer eat people, can we conclude that the contaminated area is now suitable for human habitation?
Living with a talking python is always a bit creepy.
The contaminated area is so large, why not just avoid these talking animals? Everyone can live their own lives and not interfere with each other.
I think these are just isolated incidents. Just a few days ago, I saw a streamer get bitten to death by a lizard. Who knows what kind of animal might suddenly appear?
I want this python.
A unique comment was inserted among the regular comments, making it very eye-catching. Besides the fact that this unique comment was so prominent, the ID that posted it was also known to everyone.
"As expected of a gene expert, I thought only a gene expert would be most interested in this kind of thing," Mo Longao jumped in immediately after finding a topic.
Ma Qingqing naturally saw the comments and knew that if the big shot who wanted the python made an offer, it wouldn't be tens or hundreds of thousands, or even millions or tens of millions, but hundreds of millions or even billions. If she really got that money, perhaps...
The saying "money makes the world go round" is indeed true.
Ma Qingqing initially had no such intention, but when the temptation became too great, she couldn't resist.
By this time, Aesop had straightened up and was preparing to go back.
"Can we chat together again tomorrow?" Ma Qingqing suddenly asked.
“Um…” Aesop paused for a moment, “If the weather is nice tomorrow, I’ll stay here and sunbathe again.”
"good."
Ma Qingqing responded in a low voice, with a hint of trepidation.
[Well done, anchor!]
[The streamer used her beauty to lure this giant python; looks like there's going to be a good show tomorrow.]
I'll provide the snake-catching tools, and the streamer can give me a share of the profits.
I can provide snake-catching methods; I don't need much, just three to five million will do.
The gene company tycoon hasn't even revealed the price yet, but such a huge python must be worth at least tens of billions.
Size isn't the issue; the key is that this python can talk—that's its greatest value.
I bet the gene tech mogul will offer 10 billion to buy it.
At least 20 billion
[It might even reach 50 billion]
[The streamer can become a permanent resident of the safe zone immediately after receiving this money.]
The global mass screening is over, so there are no more slots available this year, right? You'll have to wait until next year.
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