Chapter 257: The Phenomenon of Technological Self-Destruction (4000 words, please subscribe!)

Upon careful analysis, we can identify some rather obvious backlash forces. For instance, a large number of drug manufacturers used to believe they were doing a noble job by making medications that save lives. They were happy with their work, but now it's become a dirty, bad thing. Similarly, being a soldier, and protecting one's country was seen as a noble pursuit, but invading other countries for the sake of certain productive capabilities turns it into something dirty.

Even if these workers continue to follow the orders of government departments, over time, they may start to harbor doubts deep within, eventually leading to various social issues.

They might even start abusing drugs themselves; such outcomes are not impossible.

"The current population is too small, society is clear-headed, and operating smoothly. If we were to have such problematic individuals, it would be a counterproductive loss."