Especially in some private schools, the so-called election of the student president may not be as simple as some students think. Even in some private schools, the student president may not be elected by one student at all.

"Yes, let alone people, even those who are not 'human' by the general definition still have their own troubles, and few can really have no desires. ”

For example, information integrates thoughts, that is, in the usual definition, it can never be regarded as a 'human' life. Although the people on those planets in the universe who have developed to the stage of interstellar civilization, the definition of human beings is not as 'rigid' as the earthlings who have not yet been able to get out of their own galaxy. Often, there will be things like the definition of people on earth like the information integration mind body, at least organic life can be called a human being. Or maybe if you take another 10,000 steps back, there must be an entity, right?

"The same goes for the gods and demons that the earthlings are talking about?"

Eve has always only looked at romance, but some of them will involve religion, mythology, and so on, although those are never the focus of her books, but there is also some curiosity.

On planets that have entered interstellar civilizations, it is often relatively rare for traditional religious beliefs and myths and legends to flourish.

The so-called traditional religious beliefs are like those believers on the earth who are still very devout in the existence of gods and gods, and believe in everything told in religious texts and stories. In fact, such people are difficult to find on those planets that are 100 times more technologically advanced than the earth, and even in the modern world itself.

No matter how much those who live in the metropolises of the developed world may emphasize their devotion to their religion, few of them have been as thoroughly 'devoted to God' as they were in ancient times.

Perhaps those people were sincere in their religious beliefs, and not just lip service for their comfort, as some malicious speculations were. However, as people in the past have pinned their entire lives on ethereal religious gods, I am afraid that they can only go to some backward countries that have not yet developed, and even remote tribes that still retain the structure of a primitive society.

The well-educated part of the developed countries on Earth treat religious beliefs in a way that is somewhat close to that of some of the more developed planets that Lévy knows. Although they still hold on to their beliefs, it is more of a philosophical theory that Lévy believes in and uses as a guideline for life. They are generally not only noncommittal about God and what God has done in religion, especially the part that created the world, but they have become completely unconcerned. They read and memorize the stories in the texts in order to admonish and regulate their own behavior with the teachings contained therein. And find comfort in their own lives, and even take regular worship and sacrifices as an activity to eliminate stress.

It is precisely because these people no longer regard religion as the basis of the existence of the world, and they will not cling to or even stubbornly hope to spread the religion of their own beliefs, as those who believed in religion is everything in the early days, and reject the aliens who are different from their own beliefs.

Eve has seen many, many different minds in the universe before, even if she never cared. Alone there has been little experience of disputes between religions that still exist on earth today.

And in those days of traveling between the universes, this well-informed former killer girl has also seen all kinds of strange and incomprehensible life forms, but she has not witnessed the omnipotence recorded in those ancient religions, and even the true gods who created everything.

"It's the same, I guess...... At least part of it is the same, right?"

Not to mention that Eve has never seen it, and Levi has never seen the 'true god' in a completely consistent sense of the word in the story of religious legends. Perhaps the Creator who created the entire wizarding world is the God who best fits the definition of a religious story. But that kind of existence still made Levi feel that he could not be called the master in the absolute sense...... At least he didn't dominate the lives of Lévy and his companions in the past, did he?

And if it is simply recognized as a god by some people, or if the requirements are lower, the title or legendary name with the word 'god' can be counted. Anyway, most of the guys that Levi has seen, known, and known are not much different from mortals, and only have stronger existences.

After all, if it is said that the gods described by the religious beliefs of the people on the earth are the ones that allow Yuki Nagato and Ryoko Asakura to exist and come to this earth.

They seem to have no emotions and no individual desires, and their sanity is like a program that exists in a computer and runs according to established rules. But it is true that these are not physical beings at all, but only exist in the form of information, but they have the power to actually not insult the title of 'God'.

The legendary God created the world, and then created the earth that is now under everyone's feet. It is not difficult to create a planet using the existing laws of the universe with the ability to integrate information and minds, and even if it is shaped into an environment where humans can live, it is not necessarily a miracle that is completely impossible.

After all, with the modern earthlings' understanding of religious awe, what they most deeply believe is that the realm of the gods is nothing more than 'creating life', which is actually something that can already be done with the existing technology on the earth.

The cloned sheep that were born many years ago are enough to cause an uproar, but in fact, the main problem lies in the contradiction between ethics and religion. If it weren't for the shackles of these external thoughts, Levy's shallow understanding wouldn't have felt how impossible it was to clone a human being.

At least,Don't forget that there is still a school city on the earth, a place where technology can already be called science fiction.。 And there are actually a large number of clones living in the unknown...... This kind of technology, which is firmly believed in by religious circles but is not allowed to be studied by secular scientists because of fear, has long been perfected in the school city as a simple process that can be completed automatically by an assembly line. And in fact, scientists in other places except the school city,Will they really honestly obey those religious and ethical pressures.,Can't bear not to try?