Chapter 521 - 522 70,000 years ago (Part I)

Chapter 521: Chapter 522 70,000 years ago (Part I)

"The last jigsaw puzzle has been found."

"That diary is a very important thing."

"From the field observation, we can obtain the macro data of the celestial body 70,000 years ago, obtain the detailed data of the Luo human parent planet 70,000 years ago from Connor, and introduce the information left on the obelisk and the diary for derivation. It can restore what happened 70,000 years ago."

"Let's start, import the data into the giant."

After the giant energy is charged, the supercomputing data module quickly establishes a virtual space-time. In this virtual space, a terrestrial planet with a rotation period equivalent to two years of Earth exists in virtual spacetime, which is the home star of the Luo people, Kosang.

Then the two satellites closest to Kosang were presented, and then the scale was further expanded, and the objects in orbit of the seventh and fifth orbits were simulated. New novel chapters are published on

Soon, the star system that gave birth to the Luo civilization appeared completely.

However, this is not enough. After the general framework is simulated, these data models begin to be detailed. Magnetic field, gravity, high-energy charged particles, electromagnetic wave radiation, etc., the star emits light and heats, and the star in the first orbit will be scorched in the morning sun.

Of course, it is impossible for financial capitalists to watch the market be ruined like this. What if the merchants don't have the market? The same is true of financial capital, so they began to inject a large amount of capital into the market.

First, they bought a large number of goods from other merchants and sold them at a loss. They opened many branches and subsidiaries to create jobs, stimulate the third industrial chain through the Internet, etc. After this series of economic combinations, these financial moths have successfully saved the market of Luo people's civilization. Get up.

However, this also led to the formation of a super financial chaebol, which was completely free from the control of the government.

On the contrary, ordinary companies serve the society, and these companies let the society serve them, and they are willing to serve them, which is the most terrible thing.This situation is mainly caused by the establishment of a large number of subsidiaries and branches by financial capitalists. People have to enter these companies in order to make money. For ordinary people, these financial moths are like their parents. Of course, they have to support them, and because of the financial crisis, the government has done nothing to do. The people's trust in them has dropped to a very low level, and the chaebols have replaced the government's position in the hearts of the people.

Is there anything wrong with doing this?

At first glance, there seems to be nothing wrong with it. Ordinary merchants sell goods to financial capitalists and make money. Ordinary people have jobs. can also buy low-priced goods, which is also profitable. Although financial capitalists have lost money, they buried it. Many industrial seeds will be doubled and earned in the future. Strictly speaking, it cannot be said to be a loss of money.

On the part of the government, the members of the government don't care about the decline in trust in the hearts of the people. They just want to know how to make more money. Fortunately, they can squander after being laid off. In their eyes, the position of government officials is a job that can receive high wages. As for what the government will become in the future, they don't care. I hope a group of selfish guys to pay for others and fight against those capital giants. It's better to expect sows to climb trees. At least it is really possible for sows to climb trees, but to fight against those capital giants, it is really looking for death.

Anyway, the government will not cross, because capitalists need a stable government to form a stable market environment, so neither capitalists nor members of the government of Luo civilization think that the government will collapse unless something can replace the role of the government and maintain a stable environment of the market.

However, it is the unscrupulousness of capital and the rise of the concept of the Internet of Things that everything begins to be quantified. This is the 'quantification era' that Luo civilization has entered after the financial crisis. Everything can be measured by money, and money is also the standard to measure everything.

The quantitative era has further expanded the market and directly expanded the scale of the market to other fields without the need for money as an intermediary. Transactions can be completed by bartering. As for the value of those things, it is clearly marked with a unified standard.

This seems to be a better era than in the past, but the Luo people don't know that the capital monster they nourish is slowly opening its fangs to them.