Chapter 3017: Mercury Record (XIV)

In the afternoon, Bruce decided to go out for a walk, because Diana and Clark both had classes this afternoon, and he was ready to observe the teaching styles of the two.

Diana taught physical education. She formulated basic physical training plans for every race. Currently, the exercise methods are still relatively traditional, basically push-ups, squats, and running. The students are also dealing with them with ease.

The second class has already increased the intensity slightly. Bruce can see that some students are struggling to deal with it, but no one gave up, all gritting their teeth and persisting.

Clark taught social common sense. Basically, he introduced basic common sense of human society to students. Normally, human students don't need to take this course, but unfortunately, this batch of human students is basically Mexican, and basic education is originally insufficient. Many times, they are indeed relatively lacking in common sense, so this course is still very useful.

And this course is not just teaching life common sense, but also introduced the current political landscape of Earth, such as the national strength of various countries, what nature various organizations are, which member states there are, etc.

This course is very suitable for Clark to teach, because he is objective enough, will not be overly biased towards which camp or which country, and he is careful enough. Even Bruce feels a headache when thinking about organizing so many materials of national power organizations.

Victor Fries taught basic science. The basic level can't even be called middle school, it should be primary school courses. Most of them are introducing small experiments like ice-making from dripping water, fire, and steam.

But Bruce knows that it won't take long for the ice-making from dripping water experiment to become a dense ice experiment—"You have already understood the basic principle of ice-making from dripping water, now, go get the Nobel Prize."

Hopefully this group of students can adapt.

And then there is the agent skill teaching arranged by Amanda. The so-called agent skills are actually breaking doors, picking locks, interrogation, etc. Because they are very basic, there is no need to worry about her inserting private goods into them.

Amanda herself is busy collecting superheroes on Earth now. Besides the Justice League needing young students, she also wants to build her own team and wants to pull this group of people into her Federal Shield. Bruce feels there is little hope.

Not everyone is willing to work for an intelligence organization, and Amanda's conditions are not very good, much worse than Nick Fury's.

Mainly because Amanda's ability to make money is not as strong as Nick's. Don't look at Nick's daily bottomless reimbursement, tearing down the east wall to make up for the west wall, left hand to right hand, but the treatment of S. H. I. E. L. D. employees is one of the best. Many Hydra or KGB actually know what Nick is doing, but as the saying goes, if people don't work for themselves, heaven will destroy them. The job with such good conditions is lost and there is no more, so they all support Nick. Nick's title of King of Agents is becoming more and more stable.

Amanda is much worse in this regard. It's not that she can't get funds, but she doesn't know how to make money with money, and it's even harder to get black production and gray production. In general, she is still too young, her heart and hands are not black enough, the treatment is not given enough, and agents can't get any reputation. People might as well join the Justice League, at least the reputation sounds good.

Bruce of course also went to see Wei En's class.

When he entered, Wei En was just spot-checking recitation, calling one to recite, then calling another, reciting even more fluently.

Wei En said without raising his head: "Then next we start the second lecture, the development history of psychology and famous psychological schools..."

Bruce thought it was time to leave homework, probably writing the life and theory of a psychology master again, and even analyzing this master's theory from his own perspective. But Bruce went out for a walk and came back, and the class was already over.

The students were discussing the content learned today while walking out. Bruce found that Wei En had actually finished lecturing on the life and theory of all famous modern psychology masters.

He called a student and asked what the homework was today, only to find out that it was actually previewing tomorrow's course.

What's the situation? Is Wei En feeling sorry for paper? Why didn't he leave written homework?

Bruce couldn't figure it out, but he soon received Jenna's call again. When Bruce returned to the office, Jenna was waiting for him there, also holding a psychology textbook.

"Professor, when Professor Rodriguez was lecturing today, he introduced behavioral analysis and psychoanalysis. I finally know where our disagreement lies."

"However, I don't understand several theories of the psychoanalytic school. Can you explain them to me?"

Bruce was full of question marks and said: "I am a criminal investigation professor, not a psychology professor. Shouldn't you ask Professor Rodriguez about the content he lectured in class?"

"He said he was feeling unwell." Jenna scratched her head and said: "I saw he also seemed a bit listless, I don't know what happened."

Bruce immediately thought that the curse on Wei En hadn't been completely lifted. Now the time he could move was only a few hours a day. Class was enough, but answering questions after class might be a bit difficult.

But Bruce remembered that ectotherms still have quite normal activity time at suitable temperatures. If they could only move for a few hours a day, snakes and lizards would have gone extinct long ago.

The Mercury base is completely constant temperature, and if you think the temperature is not enough, you can adjust it yourself. There is also a fully intelligent identity recognition system, which can ensure that you are warm wherever you go.

Was Wei En really unable to answer questions because of the curse? Bruce always felt something was wrong.

But Jenna was staring at him with wide eyes, and Bruce couldn't say no. Anyway, they were just theoretical things, not involving real cases, and there was nothing difficult.

Bruce explained to Jenna for a long time, mainly helping her explain the theories of masters of the psychoanalytic school. Some theories have small differences and are indeed not easy to distinguish. They need to be combined with life and various viewpoints to look at.

Bruce felt more and more that Jenna was really a genius. She understood as soon as she was pointed out in the learning process. You say the first half, she can connect the second half, and it is almost perfectly consistent with your thoughts. Ask who doesn't want such a student.

Such a person learns everything very quickly and can learn very well. That is to say, is there a possibility that learning behavioral analysis can also learn well?

It's not that Bruce is angry and wants to prove something, the key is that Cat Getan really needs a figure like Batman.

He left easily, but this period of time really tired Gordon and Wei En. Cat Getan's improvement is a matter of these few years. A bunch of serial killers left over from the previous generation still commit crimes. Without a good detective, it really won't work.

Dick has developed in the direction of an art student and is not very interested in these things. Jason's personality is relatively straight, not the material for a detective, and his own willingness is not strong.

Tim is suitable in all aspects, but Wayne Enterprises also needs an heir. Just managing such a large group can tire him out. I'm afraid he can't use one heart for two purposes.

As for the good assistant Lucius Fox that other Batmen have, Bruce investigated a few days ago and found that he had joined the Luthor Group, so his good son Batwing probably wouldn't join the Bat family either. Bruce felt his teeth itch with hatred when thinking of this.

Looking at the current situation, Damian and Helena have no hope of being born for the time being. Even if these two were born, they might not be suitable to be detectives.

Aisha actually has talent, but Aisha's biggest problem is that her attention is not concentrated, and she likes to play. She only pays attention to cases she thinks are interesting, and leaves those she thinks are uninteresting aside. The good news is that she won't be a superhero in the future, and the bad news is that it's not impossible for her to be a supervillain.

Cat Getan might not need a super vigilante, but in the end, it still needs a smart detective. Counting these young people, none of them are suitable. Sure enough, this little girl in front of him has more hope.

Bruce decided to work hard again.

After the theoretical questions were answered, Bruce asked: "What is your opinion on behavioral analysis?"

"A very good subject, rigorous logic, clear conclusions, just not very suitable for me."

"Why?"

"Because I think there are not so many 'whys' in this world." Jenna smiled and said: "Not every question must have an answer. I care more about how the problem was produced."

Picking up her

Picking up her book again, Janna thought for a moment and said, "Rather than searching for answers downstream, I prefer to trace the causes upstream. All the problems that occur in this society are because of people. As long as I understand what makes a person tick, then their behavior, the problems they create, and the answers to those problems will all be easily resolved. Don't you think this is a once-and-for-all method?"

"But modern criminal investigation relies on evidence. If you can't produce enough evidence, even if you understand it yourself, you might not be able to convince the jury and the judge, and thus you won't be able to execute justice."

"That's only because my voice doesn't carry enough weight," Janna said. "Aren't jurors people too? As long as I can make them believe me, does it really matter if it's because of evidence or not?"

Bruce stared at her, and Janna tilted her head and said, "I know you won't like this line of reasoning because it sounds like contempt for the law. You are proud of the social order you have built and believe that the law is a fence that protects you."

"But if you jump out of this scope and gain a broader perspective, you will find that the law is a necessity for almost every society of intelligent beings. It is neither rare nor worth being proud of, and it does not possess true sanctity."

"Since that is the case, being tied to the law doesn't prove how just justice is, and not being tied to the law doesn't diminish the justice of justice. So, I can just have justice without the law."

"Setting aside the law, justice has a broader world. All I need to do is constantly refine my skills to ensure that I can use my own abilities to distinguish what true justice is, and then use my own methods to ensure that justice can truly be executed."

"You won't give the criminals you track down a chance to see a jury?"

"I will only let them see the jury when the jury would view them as a criminal. If that's not possible, then not seeing them is fine too."

"Will you kill them?"

A human asking an alien if they would kill should not have been very friendly, but Janna didn't feel any anger from Bruce, so she thought for a moment and said.

"I won't."

"Then how will you deal with such people?"

"Hand them over to you."

Bruce shook his head slightly, unable to help but sigh inwardly—what a clever girl.

What kind of philosophy and abilities Janna had wasn't the point; the point was that she could very clearly recognize her own position. He himself had spent years realizing that the Earth wouldn't stop spinning just because he wasn't there, and realizing that he didn't need to be responsible for everything.

This was almost a perfect answer. Since she knew the law couldn't sanction certain people but didn't want to kill, handing this person over to the Justice League was the best way to handle it.

Janna might not be able to make the law sanction this person, but Bruce Wayne could. If Bruce Wayne couldn't, there was Superman, and Wonder Woman. If the entire Justice League couldn't, at least they were very close to the sun right now.