There's a classic character in Federation comics called Superman.
Superman is omnipotent, with infinite strength, impervious to swords and spears, capable of flying and disappearing, saving the world every day as a superhero.
But even so, there are still many people who dislike Superman and want to expel him from Earth.
The reasons are varied, for instance, he's too powerful for anyone to control, or last time he saved someone else and not me, etc.
Expecting everyone to remain rational is a naive illusion.
In this sudden upheaval, under the seemingly well-intentioned questioning of the Mathematics Transgressor, Professor Maxwell finally realized the fundamental issue behind this incident.
The savior needs a clear standard — what counts as salvation?
To make the Mathematics Transgressor, or an AI with independent consciousness and logical thinking, function correctly,
what's needed is not three hundred basic protocols.
But the singular voice of a highly centralized authority.
