This chapter is titled the Shooter and Farmer Hypothesis. These two hypotheses should be quite famous, and they impressed me deeply at the time. Later, I often mentioned it when chatting with people. This time, I have different feelings about these two hypotheses. In fact, the bi

This chapter is titled the Archer and Farmer Hypothesis. These two hypotheses,

, should be quite famous, and they impressed me deeply at the time. Later, I often mentioned it when chatting with people.

This time, I have different feelings about these two hypotheses.

In fact, the billiards in the previous chapter have similar meanings to these two hypotheses: both are in the failure of the diffraction law, or in other words, the law does not exist.

Before, I paid more attention to the chickens on the farm and the two-dimensional creatures on the target: the patterns they thought may be just coincidences in a certain period of time.

I think this idea is quite interesting. Maybe our real world will suddenly collapse one day.

But now, I feel like this is all going astray.

The real purpose of these two hypotheses is to say that someone is interfering in our world.

We are discovering the rules, but there are higher-level beings who don’t want us to master the rules, let alone use them accordingly. So, they interfere with us so that we no longer believe in rules.

This should be what the author wants to express. (I believe many people saw it the first time. Sorry, I just saw it now.)

In addition, there is an impression that there is a countdown plot on the photographic film of Wang Miao . I only remembered this after seeing this.

I feel that the writing of this third chapter is a bit cumbersome, and I started to "put it off".

" three-body " is still popular. Now that the animation is released, it has become a topic again.

Of course, some people say they can’t stand it at all. I think it's normal. After all, no book can satisfy everyone's appetite, and no book must be read. What should I do if

can’t stand it? Then don't look at it, why bother looking for trouble?