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If the Skrulls want to maintain their mimicry, there is a key prerequisite: they must replenish their genes every once in a while.

In other words, the person replaced by the Skrull must still be alive and must be alive.

If they wanted to completely replace someone, they would have to kidnap that person -- and of course, someone like Fury would be able to cooperate.

Across the screen, Talos and Fury began to report the situation.

"Everyone is here, 'Commander of the Earth'." Although Talos' tone was frivolous, his heart was not at peace.

Facing Harry's tough attitude, Talos and Fury couldn't resist at all.

Bringing all the Skrulls back to the station was a move that would completely rob them of the initiative: if Harry fired a shot at them, they would all die.

But Fury was very cooperative in this matter - saving Harry a lot of trouble.

"So are all your people back?"

The two people across the screen looked at each other, and finally Fury spoke first:

"No, 34 people did not return and refused communication."

Harry smiled at this.

As expected, Talos may be a good person, and Talos is not the only Skrull. Just because someone is a good person does not mean that they are all good people. From this perspective, Fury seems to be possessed:

He is the king of agents, and he actually trusts these Skrulls to work under him, and has also infiltrated various power agencies.

As for Talos himself, he actually had issues with Captain Marvel: Carol had killed many of his compatriots before he regained his memory. He could avoid pursuing them in order to survive, but if his subordinates wanted to rebel, this would be a breaking point. .

But it's not important to talk about why the Skrulls rebelled now. The important thing is to find them.

"There's one thing I want to confirm first. Can you become a synthetic human?"

The synthetic human brain is a biological computer, but it is not a cloned brain, but a human-like brain "assembled" using protein molecules produced by bioengineering, and equipped with some traditional computer modules.

In other words, there are at most a small number of specialized artificial cells in their brains that are responsible for renewing and producing proteins. These cells themselves do not have the potential to grow and develop into multi-cell or multi-organ advanced organisms, but are only responsible for maintaining the brain.

Strictly speaking, they have DNA, but it is very different from human DNA.

The Skrulls imitate other organisms by reading and ingesting genes, so they probably cannot imitate synthetic humans.

Hearing this, Talos spread his hands with a strange expression:

"...Aren't they robots? How can I imitate a robot? Although we are amazing, we can only imitate carbon-based organisms in the usual sense."

"This is an oversight on my part. My people will give you a tube of synthetic human cells."

They couldn't get synthetic human brain cells without disassembling the synthetic human's brain - this was a good thing, indicating that Talos was indeed not involved in the deconstruction of synthetic humans.

Hearing the words "synthetic human cells", Fury and Talos looked at each other.

That thing actually has cells?

"Besides, I need you to come forward in person." Harry said to Talos.

"I?"

"Yes, even you, you don't want the people on earth to be hostile to the remaining Skrulls after this incident, right?"

Harry needs a living Skrull to convince the other nations.

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Moreover, after coming to Earth for so long, the Skrull leader has never really talked to the Earth boss as an alien.

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"A few days ago, the omnic rebellion launched by the unintelligent robot 'Ultron' has been solved by Osborne Armed Security Company. This incident has once again triggered a discussion about synthetic humans in society-will our creations destroy us? "

WHIH News Frontline is broadcasting a program about this incident.

Due to the reporter's professionalism and fearlessness, he rushed to the scene several times to bring first-hand news to the public. The ratings of this TV program were quite high.

Of course, this is also related to their cooperation with companies under the Osborne Group.

"Before the program begins, let me thank the Osborne Group on behalf of the frontline reporters: thank them for their exoskeleton equipment and transport aircraft."

"Are you serious? Do you have to advertise at this time?" A guest said in an exaggerated tone.

"Seriously, they're the first owner to sponsor something like this for us, thanks to Harry Osborne - let's get down to business, how about starting with you?"

"Okay, first of all, I have to say, we have to keep our distance from the synths and keep an eye on them - you saw that guy named Ultron is actually just a 'man', but he can control an army.

If a group of synths rebelled, wouldn't there have to be many armies?

Secondly, we have the Avengers, they will protect us, we don’t need a bunch of cold robots. "

Hearing this, another guest couldn't help laughing:

"First of all, the Avengers did take the lead in this incident, but it was not them who really defeated Ultron from the front, but the Osborn Group - which also included synthetic soldiers.

Secondly, the post-mortem investigation has made it very clear: Ultron and synthetics are not the same thing. Ultron is a machine, but synthetics are artificial life forms.

Finally, the purpose of the existence of synthetic humans is not to 'protect' humans, or to act as cows or horses for humans. Humans can protect themselves.

The birth of synthetic humans represents another viable species in our society, and it was created by human hands.

The miracle of Detroit's recovery is proof that synthetic humans can better help the development of this society. "

The two then had a heated discussion on this issue. Ever since synthetic humans were introduced into society, related discussions have not stopped.

After Ultron's omnic rebellion, the discussion reached a new peak.

Discussions are not only on TV stations, but also on the Internet--since Harry proposed further trade standardization at the United Nations, Norman's next step has been on communications.

Now, WHIH's official website can be seen all over the world, and such a grand event is extremely popular-you know, such debates would not spread so widely in the past, and everyone has their own public opinion position.

With the hard work of synthetic real-time translators, once different languages ​​enter the network, they will be translated into text that network users can understand.

In the real world, people speaking different languages ​​truly achieve indiscriminate communication on the Internet - the translation accuracy of these synthetic humans exceeds that of any translation AI in the old era, and they can also accurately translate and convert even oral quirks and unique words.

A huge amount of information is exchanged on the Internet, and this data will be aggregated into the mind of a new invisible AL, and its mission is only one:

Promote the development of modern linguistics and strive to eliminate the barriers caused by different languages.

Seeing that the discussion was getting more and more heated, the host suddenly received a phone call.

"...Hey everyone, I have an emergency here that I need to report... It sounds like..."

The host seemed to get stuck mid-sentence, and most people stopped arguing.

What does it sound like?

"It seems...the earth has been invaded by aliens again..."