sighh only got 2640 so many careless mistakes that i should not have made . fuck me . <| sep |> And oversold like crazy <| sep |> Put ur alarm further away , try to go for shower asap in the morning . I feel like it ' s easier to get out of bed right into shower . <| sep |> Let ' s start by establishing the two options mentioned . 1 . Slaves with no free will . This doesn ' t mean that they ' re all miserable . On the contrary , it means they ' re all content because they ' ve been brainwashed by god and can be rebrainwashed at any point , hence the lack of true free will . 2 . Remaking humanity itself . Notice that this has a very different meaning from just destroying the world . Option 2 is basically saying that utopia is impossible with the current Magi world , so we ' re rewriting it to make utopia possible . This is what Sinbad is doing . Do correct me if I ' m wrong , but it seems like you ' re proposing a third option defy mortal logic and make the utopia work in the current Magi world using god logic . This goes way deeper into philosophy than I ever want to get into but here ' s my response to that . Basically the third option is a cop out answer . It ' s saying that at least in the Magi world , there ' s a solution possibly many solutions to the contradictions inherent in utopia i . e . directly contradicting ideal utopias , but that solution is beyond us . We can ' t hope to understand it . Okay then . I ' ll accept this as an option . I mean , I ' m not the one writing the manga ' s world . So then what does the author do ? Somehow convey to readers that the world reached utopia using some godly logic ? I can ' t imagine that the author could show us this utopia that was achieved using god logic since it would literally be breaking contradictions , so the manga would just end with some speech bubbles . So yes , I guess you ' re right that there ' s another option strictly in the Magi world . But see how bad this feels and why nobody would actually consider writing it into their story as an option ?