Fiction REINCARNATION, Vol. 1

Solar System History Museum

<24> Solar System History Museum

I accompanied Jetty on a business trip to the Solar System History Museum and then stayed mostly indoors. I'm not bored at all because the indoor facilities are perfect and I can talk freely with Grays. And I can observe the outside world well through video inside. I am satisfied with my present life but I wonder how my future will unfold.

Why did the aliens kidnap me? They would have brought me here to give me a special assignment that ordinary Gray couldn't do. I had a chance to visit the again when I was obsessed with this curiosity. Is she going on a business trip again? This time I'm going to concentrate on Earth's Chamber. I might meet familiar scenes there.

Perhaps the museum has a lot of old Earth views, ancient life, and data that is not known to modern people. There are many obscure or controversial records in human history. In many cases, the nation distorted the truth to instill self-esteem among its citizens. Some of the data collected by the planet people may contain information to correct such distortions.

"Jetty, have you seen all the exhibits in the museum?"

"I've seen a lot of data, but there's much more data stored in museums."

"Is there only one Solar System History Museum in this planet? Do all the planet people visit here to see exhibits?"

"There are space museums in 40 countries, and visitors can enjoy museum materials from convenient locations through the network without having to visit them in person."

"I want to concentrate on Earth's Chamber this time."

"We also spend most of our time in Earth's Chamber when we come to the museum."

"What kind of data is displayed in Earth's Chamber?"

"Mainly data on Earth's ecosystem and human civilization."

"Can anyone enter the museum?"

"The museum is open to all the planet people. However, children, scientists, educators, researchers and media workers often visit museums."

"Does Gray also visit the museum?"

"They visit only when they are absolutely necessary for their work."

Grays will not try to develop himself. Whites will have the opportunity to get high-end information and advanced knowledge, but Grays will only have as much knowledge and information as they need to work. Even on Earth, slaves were not allowed to learn because they would be hard to control if they were too smart. Whites may also be afraid of Grays becoming too smart and strong.

"Do you restrict the access of Grays to the museum?"

"Not at all. They have free access to museums and other public facilities and are also accessible through the network. But they don't pay attention unless it's about their work."

"Do they think that extra knowledge and information are useless?"

"They don't work for their own development. And their brain capacity cannot digest too much knowledge and information."

"Are you saying that Grays with limited knowledge and ability explore the solar system and experiment with humans?"

"They are equipped with hardware and software that can perform specialized tasks. But if we improve their hardware and expand their software power, their physical and mental abilities can be expanded as much as possible."

Maybe! Computers have been evolving far beyond people's ability to compute and memory, but their ability to do creative things is limited. Computers do not respond to human praise or annoyance because they have no emotions. Grays will also work like a robot or computer, and will not try to expand their capabilities.