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"This approach...has a superhero feel."

As we all know, the seeds of World War II were laid in World War I. It is hard to say where the seeds of World War I were laid.

If the Allies had one or more super soldiers, they could do a lot.

Boost morale and better complete tactical missions. At the same time, Stark also got some...novel technologies. These things really changed the battlefield situation. The Allies could break into the home of the Axis powers without even using nuclear bombs. .

These are very direct aids: better warfare technology.

What really surprised Harry was what came next...the new United Nations. This United Nations was completely different from the United Nations in history, because its founders were too special and had great power and influence.

But to be honest, Harry didn't think that organization could run as perfectly as Steve thought and act as a lubricant between countries.

It can be seen that Steve wants these "war heroes" to control the development of things, handle and coordinate the development needs of each country equally, and dissolve the factors that inspire war.

From this idea, we can see the position of Captain America in "Civil War": he does not believe in powerful official forces, and hopes that the heroes who have withstood the test will make their own decisions.

Generally speaking, it pays attention to one-man rule and flexible decision-making-this is a major change for Captain America. Steve does not like to participate in politics, but he now sees the importance of politics.

To be fair, Peggy Carter and Steve Rogers are both good people, and so are the senior people in the strategic organization, such as Howard and Dr. Erskine.

But can good people definitely create a world where good people can live a good life?Is it really right to leave it all to them?

Founders die, leadership changes, classes change, and society is constantly evolving.

"Sir, to be honest, this--the political structure of the new United Nations is quite... primitive, which is probably not a good thing considering the number of super-soldiers."

"really."

Politics is the sum of social activities and social relations.

In this new United Nations, people place too much trust in these "war heroes" and many more people actually have little political participation.

Howard is a good man. He may have learned what democracy is, but he certainly cannot understand the real demands of the poor and the bottom. This is where the problems of their superheroes lie.

The problems learned through private interviews will never be as profound as those experienced by people who are actually in that position.

If any group of people lacks political participation, the game of power will not favor them. Without this kind of game, social development will eventually evolve into violent conflicts.

If you are not allowed to speak, you will naturally have to use your fists to explain the truth.

What's more, because of their superhero behavior, the law doesn't mean much to them. They may be doing good things, but the people below will definitely have a special worship of superhuman beings, and this worship will lead different people to different directions.

The top level of this organization is the real "superhuman", both in terms of social and biological attributes.

However, this parallel universe will not develop until that time.

"Well...before TVA comes to deal with this timeline, I'd better recover the Infinity Stones myself."

In order to allow Howard Stark's researchers to complete technological updates ahead of the times, Steve and others have conducted very in-depth interference in their team.

Taking away the original stone of the universe is just a last resort.

......

In Universe 876-56, the establishment of the new United Nations is very exciting.

War heroes who shared resources and technology during the war established this organization. With the support of all countries, they successfully became special nationalless decision-makers in the United Nations.

Supporters cheer for the heroes, but there are always those who see further.

Dr. Erskine looked at the crowd downstairs and the "Internationalism" slogans, and smiled at them. When he turned around, the smile disappeared and was replaced by worry.

He once believed that turning the kindest people into the most powerful people would end this war and the world could develop peacefully forever. This was also his original intention in developing the super soldier serum.

But it turns out... things are not that simple.

After the super soldier serum was successfully verified, U.S. officials took advantage of the situation and planned to build an army of super soldiers. He supported this project until Carter stole a top-secret document.

It shows that these super soldiers will not only be used to resist the Axis Powers, but also plan to be stationed around the world. The working system is not only the army on the surface, but also includes spy organizations.

What worried him most was that Roosevelt planned to rely on these super soldiers to establish a global super intelligence organization and claim to maintain world peace, but in fact...

The intelligence system is just a tool, and no one can guarantee that it will not be used for other purposes.

During that time, he often dreamed about a group of masked superhumans hiding in society. Faceless men sitting on thrones controlled these superhumans, while people praised superhumans for attacking each other.

Under the influence of what he considered a revelatory dream, Captain Carter helped him travel to the Soviet Union to share this technology.

However, the Soviet Union also had problems with the Soviet Union. In addition to the problems of these big countries themselves, in the later period, even the Zionists came to him, hoping that he could promote this serum within the ethnic group, turn the Jews into a superhuman race, and realize the renaissance of the Jews. ..

This seemed extremely ridiculous to him - because it was clearly Mustache's political philosophy.

The same goes for Howard Stark, who also had this dream. Technology has indeed changed life, but not in the direction he hoped.

"Obviously we already have unlimited energy." Howard's expression was not very good, because the nightmare had caught up with them again.

"I'm dreaming again." Dr. Erskine said worriedly, "Cheap energy is produced from here, but the operating costs still exist. Resources will gather here, and the same goes for people."

"...And the energy is only theoretically unlimited, but it is very difficult to increase the power and supply it to the entire earth at the same time." Howard continued, smiling self-deprecatingly, "To be honest, I wouldn't have had so many nightmares before. "

"Me too."

This is not a problem that superhumans can solve.

The best-case scenario is for poor countries to remain poor until the new United Nations finds a way to provide them with energy over long distances, otherwise they are bound to decline.

The Rubik's Cube makes industrial distribution impossible, and the development process is destined to be unequal. The new United Nations advocates that rich countries provide resources to poor countries, but how can they do it honestly?

Carter felt that he could ask them to enforce it - you know that many civilians relied on them, but this made them feel that they were using superhuman advantages to interfere in internal affairs...

The two of them were caught in the whirlpool of reality and morality, and those dreams caused them great trouble.

In the office, the two fell into silence.

"...Actually, I had a dream yesterday-?!"

Stark and Erskine spoke almost at the same time, and were shocked when they realized that the other party said the same thing as themselves!

Another dream?

It can't be that they are living in different beds again, right?