After all, these screenshots were taken from Hubbard's perspective.
Logically speaking, even with hacking skills, it would not be easy to get these screenshots.
Under the muting status, apart from the moderator, no one could say anything. However, some people were already muttering in their hearts.
However, Della had already expected that Hubbard wouldn't admit it so easily.
The reason why she took out the screenshots was because of her mission.
"I know that we haven't shown you much hope." Dail had completely calmed down. She wrote word by word and then posted it. "There are many things that cannot be explained reasonably, including what you said in the post. I'm just giving you a 'proof' that you need to wait for. However, everyone who is still able to come here under such circumstances, I believe that you all have hope for the future of mankind and hope for our future …"
These words were not directed at Hubbard.
Instead, it was directed at everyone.
Even Hubbard was slightly taken aback at this moment.
Just as Dell had said, including him, in the beginning, there was also a trace of unrealistic hope.
What if?
What if this blueprint was really useful? What if Dell really had proof?
Although it sounded a little ridiculous, most of the people here had joined with such thoughts in mind.
Hubbard was thinking the same thing.
When did this change happen to him?
He quickly confirmed it.
When he realised that the number of people in this group was increasing, and when he realised that they could help him become an official.
On one side, there was unrealistic hope, and on the other, there was enjoyment for the rest of his life.
He did not hesitate at all and made his choice.
"Hubbard, I am very, very disappointed in you. You are just like the human sinners who caused all of this. In the face of your selfish desires, you have abandoned our hope," Dell typed out a line of words at the end.
Hubbard was originally a bit ashamed, but after seeing this, it immediately turned into anger.
'Why?'
He roared in his heart.
'Why should I abandon my own desires for such unrealistic hope?'
If it was not for the fact that he still maintained his rationality and knew that he could not reveal his inner thoughts, he would have already roared out.
However, this sentence still appeared in the group chat.
"Why?!"
This was typed by another administrator. He was usually on good terms with Hubbard, and this time, he was also on Hubbard's side.
"In the end, you don't have any evidence at all. Why should we give up our own interests for your ridiculous statement?" This person seemed to have been provoked by Dell's relentless criticism again and again as he typed line after line of words.
"Ask everyone here how many people would be willing to choose you in exchange for the remaining thirty years of status and wealth? Could it be that they are the sinners of the human race? "
Well said.
Hubbard couldn't help but shout in his heart.
If these words were said by him, it was equivalent to admitting that these things were done by him, but it was different if it was said by someone else.
This could represent the views of those who were not convinced by Della.
He believed that many of the people watching in the group would agree with this point.
Because just as this person had said, not many people were willing to give up their personal interests in the face of such a choice.
In fact, this was indeed the case.
Many people looked at the screenshots sent above and looked at the promises made by the people of the global political power.
They questioned themselves again.
The answer was obvious. Most of them would probably be the same as Hubbard.
This thought, if only they were the only one like this, might be shameful.
However, when they realized that most people were like this, it was natural.
Now.
This administrator was like this, so he was righteous.
"Don't think that all of us are so noble. Most people would do this!"
This was the truth, and it was also the reality.
Even the person who said this was somewhat proud of himself.
He thought that Dell must have nothing to say.
However —
To Hubbard's and everyone's surprise, Dell actually admitted it.
"Yes, I admit that you are right."
She pursed her lips.
Looking at the hint that Xiaoxi gave her, she typed these words out.
"So they are all sinners of the human race!"
In an instant.
Who knew how many people were in an uproar.
Even Hubbard was the same.
First, they were shocked, then ecstatic.
Was Daier stupid?
He actually dared to say such words, which was equivalent to scolding the majority of the people present.
Wasn't this cutting off the people?
However, the speed at which Dell sent the message suddenly increased.
"Or rather, most people are guilty of the reason why the human race became like this!"
"Don't tell me you think that just a few people can destroy the human race like this?"
"We all know the history of the past."
"When the air started to get bad, when the weather started to become gray, when people started to call for us to pay attention to the environment, how many people did so? How many people thought that this was part of their responsibility? How many people are willing to protect the environment in a place they can reach? "
"No! Not many people at all! "
"Otherwise, our world wouldn't be like this at all!"
"Those leaders who ignore the interests of the collective and the future of the human race are guilty, but are those who don't care about the environment for their personal convenience not guilty?"
"You are right. This is the bad habit of the human race, our shortcoming!"
"So now, this world is our retribution. Those people of the previous generation also think so, so they have no fighting spirit. They admit and accept the future of the human race's extinction."
"But –!"
"If even we, who have eaten our fill of evil, accept it, if even we are not willing to change …"
"Then the human race is really finished!"
She typed such a long paragraph in one breath.
Although Xiaoxi gave some hints.
But Dell's heart was also heavy.
She had thought about the current world, the human civilization, and whose fault it was that it had become like this.
And she once thought that it was the fault of those in power who were greedy, selfish, and had no sense of mission.
However, were the "masses" innocent?
It was always uncomfortable to find out one's fault.
It was the same for Dell.
It was the same for the rest of the people.
Even the administrator who spoke just now was silent for a long time and didn't speak.
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