Talk:New World/@comment-2606:6000:6204:4600:250F:FA16:877C:EAD5-20180131193032

Why does the author of the Overlord light novel series keep writing this obliviously ignorant medieval fantasy world known as the New World to be a tiny brained reality where collective knowledge is rare in that world while Collective Knowledge These days are common in our modern real world These days and in YGGDRASIL too? I get that New World-Human are an endangered isolate species that’s extremely and over Medieval-dramatically focused on survival against those carnivorous and extremely racist Non-human races, but what about the Demihuman and Heteromorphic races in the New World, do they at least bother trying to explore and collect knowledge of their world in order to develop collective intelligence for themselves too at least or is just YGGDRASIL inhabitants that are more willing to gain collective knowledge about the New World in order to develop their collective intelligence, does the New World force itself to be weak minded and refuse to gain collective knowledge about itself all the time? Because it’s just like what Marceline Abadeer once said in Adventure Time Stakes episode 7, Marcy: everyone continues to repeat the same thing over and over again, no one learns anything because no one lives that long enough to see the full pattern I guess. But Ainz and his NPCs have, so are Ainz and his NPCs the only main Overlord cast who see the full pattern better than that medieval inferior minded fantasy world rarely does? Maybe the Author should end the Light Novel saga with Ainz teaching the New World inhabitants on how to be collectively intelligent on collectively knowing itself for once in it’s medieval lifetime instead of living in an overly exaggerated globally xenophobically racist isolation from each other’s races and the New World itself all the time, y’know, I mean What is the point to this light novel series’ story? Is the cautionary tale of Overlord about Racism, isolation, existentialism, mentality, or is it about something more than those topics? What is the whole thing supposed to be about?