I became a god by treasure hunting after arriving 500 years early Chapter 1217: 695: Genius Youths of Green Grass City

Chapter 1217: Chapter 695: Genius Youths of Green Grass City

Lu Yuan carefully looked through the “Genius Children” list and declared with a slightly dramatic flair, “The fortune of humanity is terrifyingly great!”

“The future is yours, young ones!”

But for now… it’s mine, Lu Yuan’s!

“Ring, ring, ring!” The alarm clock sounded, and Lu Yuan glanced at the ti. It was ti to head to school for class.

He tidied up his appearance in front of the mirror, gracefully combed his strand of white hair, and activated the autopilot of his flying car to head towards the city center.

He watched as cars ca and went and people hustled and bustled around. At the edge of Green Grass City, a craftsmanship competition was being held with a considerable number of participants from alien civilizations.

Suddenly, a thought struck him: if everyone in the world were geniuses, society might not necessarily be so harmonious.

Because many tasks of experience accumulation require ordinary people to tirelessly attempt and accumulate.

This accumulation of experience is very tedious but absolutely crucial.

A world needs red flowers but also green leaves.

The push of society requires the collaboration of both ordinary people and geniuses.

Therefore, the current focus of the education departnt is not on giving special care to genius children, but on vigorously promoting educational fairness.

As of now, robotic teachers have beco completely prevalent. From elentary to high school, all materialistic courses are taught by robot teachers, while virtual world education classes have significantly decreased.

Societal developnt is like a cycle, where new productivity often replaces old productivity. The debate over whether the virtual world or robot teachers are superior is ongoing.

No matter how smart the children are, robots do not show bias, which is a quality difficult for humans to achieve.

Moreover, robotic teachers can significantly increase in number and reduce human resource costs.

“Hmm, I can’t overly focus on geniuses, but rather ensure educational fairness,” Lu Yuan reminded himself.

At nine in the morning, he arrived at the third teaching area of Green Grass City to conduct early education for the children.

“Hello, students!”

“Hello, Teacher Lu!” the children chid in with their tender voices, and so young girls, eager for a hug, rushed forward. Lu Yuan picked up one in each hand, with another perched on his head.

The nutrition for children today is excellent, along with genetic improvents. They have fair and tender skin, are well-dressed, and are considerably cute — interacting with adorable children naturally boosts one’s mood!

Cognitively, they are also sowhat more advanced than past humans, possessing quite a strong level of self-care and not soiling themselves.

“Today, I’ll introduce you to the fundantals of craftsmanship.”

“Would anyone like to fetch so hot water for the teacher?”

“I will!”

Lu Yuan preferred not to engage in complex cultural classes and opted only for the fun ones.

With a wave of his hand, a device similar to a small refrigerator appeared in the classroom: “Today we’ll explain the sublimation of dry ice, and discuss the simple application of the ice elent in craftsmanship to construct a simple refrigerator.”

“A long ti ago, our Green Grass City was located in a desert, where water was severely scarce. The importance of a refrigerator cannot be overstated.”

This was a class integrating both materialistic and mind-driven concepts. When dry ice is placed in hot water, it instantly creates a large amount of mist, generating an ethereal effect.

The children were ecstatic, with cheers and laughter filling the room.

As for the next step on engraving, there was nothing complex, just a simple introduction to ignite curiosity with so shiny things, bringing joy to all.

“A perfect class!” Lu Yuan self-assessed.

“Teacher Lu, hug! Hug!”

Lu Yuan was once again surrounded by the children.

After so ti finally extricating himself, Lu Yuan quickly prepared for the next class; with the whole world being like his children, it was truly an exhaustive task.

anwhile, as Extraordinary Resources beca increasingly abundant, children generally began consuming small amounts starting at the age of one, such as Bean Worm Milk and Crystal Winter Valley. These are moderate in energy and suitable for long-term use by children.

From age eight, they begin cultivating the Extraordinary Spark, much earlier than before.

Subsequently, throughout elentary, middle, and university education, individuals with a Divine Attribute as high as 12 will continuously appear, thus the study of engraving is a lifelong endeavor.

Strolling through the youthful university campus, Lu Yuan felt as if he returned to his own youth.

“Hello, Teacher Lu!”

“Hello!”

At the mont, school education, daily life, and dical treatnt primarily utilize humanoid robotic teaching.

Their appearance is barely different from humans, apart from their light blue eye color, making them quite handso and beautiful.

In class, they have the authority to criticize and discipline students and possess sufficient AI intelligence to quell overly lively kids.

Each group of four students is assigned a moral teacher and a permanent caregiver mom, showcasing the lavish extent of educational resources!

However, areas such as mind-driven education, societal developnt, cultural diplomacy, and ethics remain the responsibility of humans.

Additionally, school principals, grade directors, educational directors, and the maintenance staff for robots are handled by humans as well.

Lu Yuan encountered the school’s principal and greeted him, asking carefully, “Hello, Principal Bei!”

“Hello, Teacher Lu.”

“It is said that so genius children can reach 12 points in their cultivation in just one year, while others take ten or eight years. Since everyone’s talents differ, how should this be addressed?”