"Prosperity?" asked Principal Theodore.

"Yes, it's "Prosperity." Doug nodded, "Do you still remember the "Monopoly" we played that day? Everyone in the game was thinking about how to get higher profits and how to use various means to obtain resources from their opponents. Under such rules, no one is innocent.

But if we modify the rules! Let the rules of the game change. If you become rich, everyone will be rewarded and finally achieve common prosperity. What do you think this is?"

Principal Theodore closed his eyes and thought for a while, his silver-white eyebrows trembled.

The average life expectancy in the United States today is no more than thirty-five years.

The principal, who is over 60 years old this year, has never been in his prime, but has lived for twenty or thirty years more than most ordinary people, and his life experience is rich.

He slowly opened his eyes and said, "Child, the picture you painted is very good. But, you are just a game. How can I be for everyone and for me in reality?

If we can really do that, children, we will no longer be the world, but will be heaven.”

"It is also possible in reality! As long as the land is publicly owned!" Doug said loudly, "Didn't you find it? The population of the United States has increased, but there is only so much land.

Whether it is building factories, planting fields, laying railways, or mining minerals, a large amount of land is required.

Whoever owns the land determines everything.

If the land is private.

For scarce resources such as land, there will inevitably be competition, and more complex rules similar to "Monopoly" have evolved.

But what if the land belongs to everyone?

Every part of the output on the land can benefit everyone.

Can you give up the boring land competition game, and everyone strives for a better tomorrow?

Behind such basic conditions isn’t “Prosperity”?”

The principal followed Doug's thoughts and a beautiful picture unfolded in front of him. It was an unprecedented magical scene.

Doug silently watched the principal's thoughts wandering.

He was drawing a cake, drawing a cake that was almost impossible.

Human pace can never be coordinated and unified.

Although the rules of "Monopoly" induce people to be selfish and only for themselves, there will still be people who are willing to serve others.

Although the rules of "Prosperity" advocate that everyone is selfless and serve others, there are still people who are selfish.

Some people are willing to fight for the interests of others, but in "Monopoly", they will only be exploited by others even worse. They will only make the wealthy more prosperous and will not affect the operation of the rules at all.

But if there are people who are selfish in the world of "Prosperity", even if only a very small number of people, the rules of "Prosperity" will collapse.

A rule can only be followed by a few people, and whoever does not follow it will suffer.

A rule needs to be followed by almost everyone. Once someone "deteriorates", whoever follows it will suffer.

The difficulty of maintaining two sets of rules is not at the same order of magnitude at all. The former can be easily achieved, while the latter can easily collapse.

Therefore, the former is more likely to become real, while the latter is just an illusion.

Doug has lived under both rules and he has a say in it.

However, for Principal Theodore, who pursues fame, the rules of "Prosperity" are obviously more topical.

This set of rules is like a paradise in the Bible. Everyone who has experienced the suffering in real life hopes to have such a carefree ideal country and utopia.

"Your idea is good." Principal Theodore sighed, "Yes! Why can we only "monopolize" but not "prosperity"? Did God abandon the lost lamb and make every lamb selfish?

Doug, don't think I'm old, but I have always had a dream to let everyone live a better life.

I have fought for this for a lifetime, but I am very confused.

Thank you for letting me see a completely new possibility.

I really hope that the world can prosper.”

The elderly principal was not yet in a state of decline, and his sonorous and powerful voice echoed inside the principal's room.

"I am honored to be your student," Doug said respectfully.

Although Doug knew that even if a prosperous world was built, it would only be a cluster of sand to form a tower, which was a flash in the pan, it did not prevent Doug from appreciating those who put it into reality.

Principal Theodore's motivation may not be pure, but just for fame.

But if he really pushed this forward, wouldn't he be a great man?

There is a Western proverb that says, "If a thing walks like a duck, speaks like a duck, looks like a duck, and pecks like a duck, then it is a duck."

No matter what Principal Theodore is pursuing in his heart, as long as he seems to be fighting for the welfare of the masses, sounds to speak for the masses, and seems to be fighting against monopoly power, then he is a great person.

Even if he is not so great, Doug wants to make him so great.

because……

He is now a student of the principal.

If a teacher stands on the altar with unparalleled fame, will the disciple he values ​​most also be shrouded in halo and have many conveniences?

Doug has seen the miserable endings of those great people, and he doesn't want to be great.

He clearly realized that he was just an ordinary person.

Great people pursue "Prosperity", while ordinary people pursue "Monopoly".

"Doug!" the principal shouted.

"exist!"

"I just talked to you and I thought a lot, and I need to sort it out. Recently, many professors have reported to me that the game "Monopoly" has affected the normal teaching order. You don't have to worry, you can continue to spread your thoughts in school.

Perhaps ordinary people don’t recognize the charm of “Prosperity”, so you can continue to spread “Monopoly”, but don’t forget to add “Prosperity” to it.

There will always be people who will understand "Prosperity" and more and more."

"Yes!" Doug responded, getting the "official endorsement" undoubtedly made the spread of "Monopoly" safer at Yale. "Teacher, you are busy, I'll leave first."

Doug faced the principal, stepped back step by step, and finally slowly pulled the door.

Principal Theodore looked at the door he was holding up and couldn't calm down for a long time.

Suddenly, he thought of a possibility.

"Doug, go backwards...

DOG is reversed...

G…O…D…

Christ Jesus is the messenger sent by God to the earth. Is Doug the apocalypse given to me by God?

If not, why would a little homeless beggar know so much?"
Chapter completed!