Chapter 6505 (Six Thousand Five Hundred and Five) Human Group


Chapter 6505 (Six Thousand Five Hundred and Five) Human Group
The man with brown hands smiled at the man with gray hands and said: "Why doesn't it make sense? Let me answer something, does it make sense if you say it doesn't make sense?"

The man with gray hands smiled and said: "Look, I haven't said anything yet, and you are like this."

The man with brown hands said: "Anyway, I will be like this after you say it. It's better to do it sooner than later."

"What's the benefit of doing this earlier?" The gray-handed man smiled, "A pre-emptive strike?"

"The good thing is that it's early. It's true that we can take the lead, so let's just forget about it." The brown-handed man said with a smile.

The gray-handed man said: "You shouldn't be interested in controlling people at this moment?"

The man with brown hands said: "I'm not interested at all. What can I make? I might as well make myself."

The man with gray hands said to the man with brown hands: "Isn't controlling yourself also considered controlling others?"

The man with brown hands smiled and said: "Oh? Is that so? That's right. Then I will control my old self."

"Does that mean it becomes 'tool making'?" the gray-handed man asked.

"Yes, at least it's not controlling anyone anymore." The brown-hand man said.

The gray-handed man smiled and said, "But you used to be a 'tool' person, right?"

The man with brown hands said: "No, he has been directly classified as a tool by me."

"It has nothing to do with me anymore?" the gray-handed man said.

"Although it doesn't matter, if you force me to be grouped, I think I can break away from the 'human group'." The brown-handed man said.

"I also broke away from the 'human group' before." The gray-handed man said.

"Not necessarily, it depends on how you want to group them." The man with brown hands said.

The man with gray hands said to the man with brown hands: "Of course, use your group."

"Not necessarily." The brown-handed man smiled deliberately.

"I can't even join your group?" The gray-hand man asked, "Isn't this too much?" The brown-hand man said, "What can I and cannot participate in?"

The gray-hand man said: "You mean, don't you mean that I can't participate?"

The man with brown hands smiled and said: "I didn't mean that. It's all your imagination. Besides, can I control whether you can join my group?"

"How come it's not something you can control?" The gray-handed man said with a smile, "As long as you say who doesn't count, the person you said 'doesn't count' will not be able to participate in your group."

"Even so, it doesn't affect whether that person actually counts as a member of a certain group," said the brown-hand man.

"The group you are talking about this time is the group that people generally think of, right?" the gray-handed man asked.

The man with brown hands was silent for a moment and said: "The group that is generally believed to be."

"Why are you repeating what I said?" the gray-handed man said.

"Even if you think a certain kind of person belongs to the 'human group', I think so, but that doesn't mean that others think so too." The brown-handed man said.

The gray-hand man said: "I can understand what you mean."

The man with brown hands said: "Well, that should be what you understand."

The man with gray hands glanced at the man and said to the man with brown hands: "If you ask that man, you can figure out some things."

The man with brown hands said: "Go out and ask the Iron Cang man if the man in blue armor can be assigned to the 'human group'. You can give it a try."

The man with gray hands asked: "It's better not to try this. There is no need. It seems that I don't listen to it often enough."

"It's better not to talk about this." The brown-handed man said, "You said before that what I just answered didn't seem to make sense. Which part of it didn't make sense?"

The gray-hand man smiled and said: "'What, what' means 'what'."

The man with brown hands said: "Why is this sentence? What's wrong with this sentence?"

(End of chapter)

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