I really can't control myself

Chapter 2611 Cognition
Although Linton's question sounds a bit convoluted, Hades here understands it.But when faced with such a question, he actually didn't know how to answer it, because he had never thought about such a thing at all, and he was a little confused by the question for a while.

"What do you guys mean by talking about these irrelevant things now? You said that Pluto is not a planet, isn't it?" Radamandis didn't think too much, and didn't fully understand Linton's meaning, so he spoke directly. Said.

"It doesn't matter if you don't understand the point of the question, how about I ask you a question that you can understand." Linton said to Radamandis.

"What do you mean?" Radamandis here felt that Linton's words seemed to be saying that his IQ was not enough.

Linton did not explain, but pointed to the throne behind the curtain above and said: "Hades is a god, how long do you think he lived? I simply think that he is immortal and the same life as the world, can you see it?"

"That's natural." Radamandis said here.

"Then do you think ordinary humans are like ants in the eyes of these gods?" Linton continued to ask.

"Of course, aren't humans just ants?" Radamandis said immediately, even he thought humans were ants, and so did His Royal Highness Hades.

"Well, then listen to my question. For example, you planted an apple tree at home, but one day, a group of ants came to the apple tree, and then insisted on changing the name of the apple tree to oranges. Tree, will you follow what these ants say and call this tree an orange tree or ignore them and continue to think it's an apple tree." Linton said.

"Are you kidding me? What the hell kind of question is this?" Radamandis said angrily.

"You answer first. This is a very important question for your master. If you don't believe me, you can ask and see if he will stop you from answering." Linton said.

"You..." Radamandis didn't ask, but said directly, "Of course you continue to call apple trees, how could you listen to those ants. What do you mean by asking such a mentally retarded question?"

"Retarded? I think it's quite retarded too, but such a retarded behavior is the work of your master." Linton said with a smile.

"What?" Radamandis roared again, "This is impossible!"

"It's still about Pluto, this star, regardless of whether it is a planet or not, at least existed before humans observed it." Linton said, "Pluto's name was only discovered and named by humans in 1930. You may think that Pluto is called Pluto right now, but the question is...how was it called before then?"

"Huh?" Radamandis was a little bit caught by Linton again, and didn't understand what Linton meant.

"Indeed, before 1930, humans didn't even know the existence of such a star, and of course they couldn't name it. But your master, Hades, is a god, and the plan of the nine planets in tandem can't be done. He suddenly thought of it after Pluto was discovered. As a god, he must have known about this star a long time ago. Now, Hades, I want to ask you, what name was Pluto used before? You called it, but why do you refer to the name given to it by the ants? Tell me about your mental journey." Linton said.

"This..." Although Radamandis here didn't fully understand Linton's words, he also vaguely felt a little strange. After being said by Linton, some things really felt strange.

"Even your subordinates know the truth, so why doesn't the name of Pluto make you feel strange in your cognition?" Linton continued to take a step forward and asked.

"What exactly do you want to say?" Hades' voice, which had been silent for a long time, came from behind the scenes again, but anyone could tell that Hades was a little confused.

"The point I want to say is... don't you feel strange? Your ability and strength are indeed at the level of a god, but why is your own cognitive level not much different from that of ordinary humans? ?As a god, don’t you know too little? Except for some secrets of the heavens that ordinary people can’t touch, your whole worldview doesn’t feel detached at all, doesn’t it?” Linton said .

"Then what do you want to prove? I am not Hades? Or I am not a god?" Hades said here.

"Of course you are Hades, and I can prove it for you." Linton said, "At the same time, you are also a god, but... a ridiculous god."

Suddenly a huge coercion appeared, obviously coming from Hades in the seat above.Radamandes, Seiya and others present here all felt the coercion of this god. Of course, Athena obviously didn't respond, and so did Linton.

"Don't scare me, the emotional fluctuations prove that you know that what I said is the truth." Linton said, "I know that you are starting to have doubts now, after all...you haven't thought about many things carefully before, but you just You can’t think about it, but when you think about it, you doubt yourself, right? Then Hades, do you want to know the answers to those questions before?”

"Say!" Hades here said a word directly.

"Have you ever heard those fairy tales? Or related ballads and the like." Linton continued in a slow voice, "I'm talking about those stories related to you. Some of the gods in the stories have three heads and six arms. Some have green faces and fangs, some fight against the sky, and some even have a lot of gossip. But as the deity, you should all know clearly that most of those descriptions are wrong, right? "

"What are you trying to talk about? Those are just ignorant ants..."

Radamandis next to him had just yelled halfway, when Linton suddenly said: "That's right, you got the point this time. Why the description of you gods and demons is wrong, that is because of the ignorance of the describers. They didn't Having seen real gods, one can only describe gods and demons based on conjectures within the scope of one's cognition. Because human beings have limited cognition and often make mistakes, all kinds of weird descriptions appear."

"Huh?" Radamandis was taken aback again.

"I know you don't understand, so I will directly explain my point of view." Linton said, "Listen well, the gods described by human beings with their cognition, the cognition of these gods themselves cannot transcend human cognition, have you understood?"

When Linton said these words, Hades's coercion shook violently again. Obviously, he understood.

(End of this chapter)