Rule Strange: Urban Legends That Don't Exist

Chapter 943 Professor Lauer's Wonderful Vision
Chen Yan easily ignored the amount of information hidden in these few sentences, and then said:

"The Northern Bureau belongs to the Empire's [Federal Bureau for the Investigation of Anomalous Creatures]. It was originally a purely subordinate organization. Over the years, it has gradually decoupled from the General Administration. Now it is basically working alone.

They came up with a strange plan called [Embers of Generations] collection plan, and thus developed a software called [Executor Operating System], which can turn people into cyborgs and possess some strange powers. "

Professor Lawyer's calm expression on the other side of the screen was a little turbulent, but he was not very surprised:

"This brings us back to the strange behavior of the nobles... As I said before, some big families of the nobles have a long history and always know things that ordinary people don't know. Based on their ridiculous knowledge, they made judgments about those things that are unknown to outsiders... I think this is the reason for the emergence of the [Embers of Generations] collection plan and the [Executor Operating System]."

Chen Yan immediately understood that what Professor Lawer explained was "the root cause of all the behaviors of the North Bureau", not "the specific purpose of the two".

Chen Yan continued:

"My friend... was forcibly transformed into an [executor], and his body deteriorated due to the forcible transformation. Now part of his brain has been deactivated. I am afraid that time is running out...I want to save him."

Professor Lawyer crossed his hands and fingers, leaned back on the chair and began to meditate, with a serious expression, lit a cigarette for himself, and took a puff from time to time.

After meditating like this for 3 minutes, when he finished smoking, his expression became relaxed.

"It's not hopeless."

Professor Lauyer analyzed what Chen Yan said with his own worldview:
"There seem to be many paths for the transformation of carbon-based life forms, but in essence there is only one, which is [change of consciousness carrier]."

It was the first time Chen Yan heard such remarks.

Professor Lawyer lit another cigarette, but he never lost his voice when he smoked, and he uttered the twists and turns in the weird accent of "the imperial capital's good words", which was more fluent than singing:
"The most basic, stupid, and most direct way to transform carbon-based life is to build an iron box, convert all the pulse currents and radio waves in the brain into data, and put them into the hard disk of the iron box.

Use the chip in the iron box to call these data and run it on the chip - in this process, consciousness is actually a software program, and memory is just the data stored in the hard disk.

The data in the hard disk can be copied, and there can be many copies, but there is only one consciousness.

Consciousness is unique, bound to the soul, and a gift from the Holy Light to the world.

I'm talking about the brain computer, but the same is true of other modification methods, because the underlying principle is like this, even if there is a change, it will not be much different-according to this underlying principle, even if your friend has undergone a transformation, he is still saved. "

Chen Yan was reminded by him, and immediately came to his senses:
"You mean, as long as my friend is not crazy, as long as his consciousness is clear, uploading his consciousness and digital memory to the brain computer can save him?"

Professor Lawyer responded:

"You can't apply it mechanically like this. The specific situation needs to be analyzed in detail."

He took a drag on his cigarette:
"So... can you let me meet your friend and let me see what's going on with him."

Professor Lawyer is willing to help!

What a wonderful result!
"Yes, I will arrange the time, thank you!"

Although Chen Yan was grateful, he still remained vigilant towards Professor Lawyer, and his vigilance against such a "big man" was deeply rooted.

After talking about Klein, Chen Yan has another thing to ask Professor Lawyer:
"Also, I got a weird thing from my phone."

Professor Lawyer repeated a word:

"cell phone."

He clearly meant something.

Chen Yan thinks that the existence of Professor Laoyer's level probably knows the existence of the Machine Society, so he didn't hide anything, but didn't tell some of his cognition just because he didn't want to show his ignorance.

"Yes, mobile phones, not ordinary mobile phones, are the ones that use bioelectricity to charge.

I destroyed it by accident and got what looked like an octopus. "

The quantum clone simulated the appearance of the octopus before it was trampled to death. Chen Yan held it in his hand and showed it to Professor Lauer.

Professor Lawyer's eyes fell on the octopus. At first, he just frowned, his eyes filled with confusion and puzzlement, until a flash of inspiration flashed in his eyes like a thunderbolt. Professor Lawyer suddenly sat up from his chair, lay down on the table, leaned forward and almost pressed his face to the screen. His spirit was shocked to a considerable extent, and he didn't even notice that the cigarette burned to his beard.

"This this!"

He seemed to have seen something extraordinary, sat back on the chair with exaggerated movements, pushed the chair back, and bent over to search for something in the drawer under the desk.

After a sound of wood hitting, Professor Lawyer, with a little dust on his face, returned to the screen. He took a pulped document, flipped to a certain position on the document—it was a picture—and placed it in front of the computer camera.

"Do you see this?"

This picture is quite blurry, as if it has been touched a dozen times with hands that have eaten fried dough sticks, and the drawing is almost torn apart. The resolution is pitifully low, and it is almost composed of mosaics.

Chen Yan tried his best to see it, and even used a little imagination to figure out what the mosaic on the picture was——

This should be a cemetery... or a cemetery or something like that. Unlike ordinary cemeteries, the tombstones in this cemetery are not inserted into the ground, but hung... in the sky.

Chen Yan didn't see the trees, so he could only think that "the tombstone is hanging horizontally in the sky".

There seemed to be words on the tombstone, but the words were too blurred, let alone the handwriting itself, the entire surface of the tombstone was so blurred that nothing could be seen at all.

Chen Yan looked at it for a long time, but couldn't see anything, so he couldn't help cursing in his heart: It's so strange to find his mother, it's so strange to come home!

Professor Lawyer looked at Chen Yan's impatient eyes and asked:

"see it?"

Chen Yan looked at Professor Laoyer's serious expression, gave up complaining, and said bluntly:
"No ah!"

Professor Lawyer suddenly smiled:
"No, that's right!"

you fucking...

Professor Lawyer flipped the picture to a not-so-fantastic angle and said:
"Can you see anything this time?"

Chen Yan's eyes flashed like thunder:
"This...is this a ward?!"

The cemetery turned into a hospital room after being flipped at an angle!Tombstones became hospital beds!

Chen Yan didn't understand, but Chen Yan was shocked.

"How is this going?"

Professor Lawyer took the picture pasted on the camera away, put it back on the table where Chen Yan could see it, and said:

"It's a picture taken in a transition zone between the deeper world and the real world."

Chen Yan immediately thought of the former attic of No. 33 Walker Street, and blurted out:
"The [narrow space] between reality and the deeper world!"

Professor Lawyer regarded Chen Yan as a person similar to his student, so he was not surprised by his answer:

"Not quite the same."

"From the perspective of physics that applies to the philosophical logic of this world, the boundary between matter and matter is actually not so clear, and there will always be intersections between molecules at the microscopic level."

"According to your definition, this world should be divided into [present world], [narrow room], [deeper world], [deeper world], and then graded according to the depth of the world."

"But it's actually not like this. The world is a whole—everything that exists between [this world] and [the deeper world] constitutes the world we exist in."

Professor Lauer and Chen Yan shared a vision based on certain underlying rules. Chen Yan was aware of this and carefully accepted Professor Lauer's worldview.

Since this kind of world view is basically materialistic, and it is too in line with the logic Chen Yan recognizes, these views are very aggressive to Chen Yan. No matter how cautious he is, he has subtly accepted this world view.

Professor Lawyer’s decades of academic accomplishments allowed him to look at issues in essence, and his decades of teaching at universities allowed him to narrate his views thoroughly. Therefore, even though the expressions of these views were abstract, Chen Yan still understood the general idea.

"Some schools of thought in the extraordinary society have defined and divided the levels of the world. Although this is unscientific, it is correct.

The world at a deeper level is very dangerous. Although the rules of the world are still followed, the deeper the world, the more likely there are world rules that people cannot understand. These world rules show appearances that people cannot understand when they are touched. People are afraid and even lose control, and the result of losing control is dangerous.

Dividing and grading the world level, when people come into contact with a certain level of world level, they will know that it is dangerous here, and even know what dangers are here, and then avoid these risks, so that the probability of losing control will be much smaller. "

Here comes a twist in Professor Lauer's explanation:
"However, due to the incorrect basic principles of such a definition, when faced with some special things, the definition will fail."

He pointed to the things in the picture and said:

"For example, the place on this picture is neither [Narrow Room] nor [Deeper World]."

Professor Lawyer's topic naturally returned to [cemetery] and [ward]:

"On the basis of the principles I have explained above, I now tell you:

This is both a [cemetery] and a special thing in the [ward], its existence is between the [deeper world] and the [unreachable place]. "

Chen Yan repeated the noun:
"[Unreachable place]."

Professor Lawyer said in a serious tone:
"Yes, [Unreachable Place]."

This is the most serious expression of Professor Lawyer that Chen Yan has ever seen:
"I will explain it to you in a more popular but not accurate way:
If our world is a certain piece of hardware that makes up everything in this world—you, me, and all human beings, all material resources, all animal kingdoms and plant kingdoms, organic matter and inorganic matter—now we regard everything in this world as the "hardware" of a computer.

The operating rules of this world—philosophy, and all the operating rules of the world such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, etc. used to concretize philosophy—now we regard the basic laws of the operation of these things as the [software] of a computer.

——Based on the assumption that [the whole world is a computer], the so-called [unreachable place] is the BIOS of this world. "

Chen Yan thinks according to Professor Lauer's explanation, so the world view is constantly refreshed.

His vision has been expanded - standing on Professor Lawyer's shoulders, he sees a wider world.

Even the threshold of loss of control has been greatly increased at this moment.

Professor Lawyer slowed down his speech to make him understand:
"BIOS, basic input output system, it is the first software loaded when the computer is started, and it is a program solidified on the [read-only memory] chip on the computer motherboard.

It is responsible for the most important and basic input and output of the computer;

It provides the most direct hardware setup and control of the computer;

It provides the most important underlying rules for computer operation. "

Chen Yan listened quietly, her brain only serving to understand what Professor Lauer said.

"The [Inaccessible Place] is the BIOS of this world, the foundation of this world's operation, and the place where the underlying rules of this world's operation are located."

"Attention, attention, as I said before, this explanation is relatively popular, you can understand it, but it is not accurate."

"Because no one has ever reached that location..."

When Professor Lawyer said this, he suddenly stopped, and rarely denied his own statement:
"It's not right to say that. In fact, someone has arrived before. It's an ascetic monk from the choral group..."

He stopped here, as if this topic was not easy to discuss.

"In short, if you probably understand what I mean, you should understand the meaning of [Unreachable Place]."

"The reason why the things on this picture show two forms—[Cemetery] and [Ward], is because part of this place already exists in [Inaccessible Place], so it became like this."

"As for the other part of this place, it may be in [this world], or it may be in a certain [deeper world]. I don't know where it is, because theoretically, [deeper world] has no boundaries."

Chen Yan said thoughtfully:

"As long as you reach the [cemetery]... can you reach the [ward]?"

Professor Lawyer snapped his fingers:

"That's what it means! As long as you reach the [cemetery] where the tombstones are placed horizontally, you can reach the [ward]!"

Chen Yan almost didn't hold back:
"There are so many cemeteries in the world, where can I find this special cemetery!"

Professor Lawyer made a shrug of the Luke native standard:

"I couldn't find it, so after this photo was taken, it was quickly discarded."

(End of this chapter)