The leaders of human civilization paid attention to his words with a serious expression.
As of this moment, he was the greatest expert they had at their disposal when it came to understanding the world around them. He was the one who had managed to capture the data of the true world in the first place, making all of them very inclined to put stock in the opinion that he had to offer, even if unsubstantiated.
"For one," he began. "I don't think this world was spontaneously created through some sort of geophysical process."
His tone grew more serious.
"It isn't my area of expertise, but I know that geological development is not neat or quick, certainly not instantaneous by any means," he continued with a strong tone even as his eyes were fixed on the map of the true world. "If the world had expanded through geophysical development, we would all be extinct by now."
The air tingled with tension.
The atmosphere grew electric.
