I really don't want to hang up

Chapter 433 I Said It Already

"I said stop."

These words did not come from Jack's mouth.

Although when this sentence appeared, everyone subconsciously looked at Jack.

Jack's face was full of grief and indignation, filled with righteous indignation that you slandered me.

It was the magician who spoke.

He has a question that he doesn't understand.

"If the virtual world really evolves to a high enough level, like the situation we're talking about now."

The magician expressed his doubts,

"They should have the function of self-correction. They don't need an administrator like you at all. They can build sky gardens, improve themselves, avoid mistakes, and make up for losses by themselves. If they can't do this, That only shows that their evolution is not enough."

A virtual world that hasn't evolved to a high enough level seems to make this story a lot less colorful.

The Secretary-General seemed to have anticipated this problem a long time ago, and said sharply,

"If this is a world without immortals, everything you said is true."

The magician's pupils shrank slightly, as if he had figured out something.

There are immortals in this world.

what does this mean?
For the virtual world, this means that there are some world rules that they cannot understand. At least so far, no one can reveal the secret of this rule, and no one can unlock the code of eternal life.

The immortal is one of the miracles of the universe.

They don't need the code of eternal life, but they must continue to decrypt the code of eternal life.

This is an extremely contradictory thing.

They're doing a totally useless thing, they're dead, they're immortal.

Even so, this thing has to go on.

Incomprehensible world rules, phenomena that cannot be explained by any theory
This is a topic that can be studied for countless years.

Use four words to describe this subject - terrifying.

"Also, you overlooked one thing, civilization's desire for survival."

The Secretary-General continued,
"As I said before, our understanding of probability is different. The probability of destruction of 0.63 per billion is insignificant to the real world, but it is an astronomical figure to the virtual world.

You can think of them as a bunch of terrified kids, unable to take any risks, and will do everything in their power to reduce the probability.

According to their assessment, choosing me as an administrator can reduce this probability by more than 90%, so they did this. "

If there were no immortals, there would be no stewards, and of course there would be no fire-stealers.

What they really want to steal is the topic they can't understand, the question that is horrifying to think about, and the unsolved mystery of the universe-where do the immortals come from.

If they can't solve this secret, they can't sleep well.

I am afraid that this invisible and invincible force will fall from the sky and destroy everything easily.

The magician nodded slowly, and what he said made sense.

Jack has another problem,
"Where does the probability of their being destroyed come from?"

The Secretary-General patiently explained,
"When photonic computers store and transmit data, there is a very small probability of error, and the error correction mechanism has a very small probability of error"

This is an endless cycle.

For the virtual world, no method is infallible and efficient.

They did everything they could to reduce the chance of error while keeping the world running.

And the deadlock is that they can't tolerate the probability of a hundred million points
Toss a coin to guess heads and tails, the probability is only [-]/[-].

The probability of a planet hitting the blue star may only be one in 20. For the blue star, this probability is already very high, which means that the civilization of the blue star has a one in 20 probability of being destroyed.

The probability of winning the first prize may be one in a million, which is very small for ordinary people.

Here in the virtual world, they dare not gamble, let alone gamble.

because,

They're literally flipping coins, and there's literally a 'planet' that could destroy their world at any moment.

In this way, it makes sense.

Luden tapped on the table to attract everyone's attention,

"Let's talk about the topic, when are you going to tell me the result?"

result?

Seeing that Jack showed doubts again, the Secretary-General explained,

"Mr. Luden is going to take a group of people away from this world. Of course, not everyone is willing to leave this world."

Everything I did before was to let people accept the reality, realize that this is a virtual world, and persuade them to leave here and step into the sea of ​​stars again.

"Mr. Luden, I must emphasize that only 2300 out of [-] intelligent creatures are willing to leave with you on this server. A server can accommodate [-] billion people, which means less than [-] million people."

The secretary smiled wryly,

"2300 million people, to be honest, even with the most advanced photonic computer, this population size can only maintain the most basic scientific research structure. If you want to have more scientific research success, the probability is not optimistic."

Science, a simple yet complex word.

If you want to build a complete scientific research system, you need people, many people.

Just like drawing a circle, the larger the diameter, the larger the circumference of the circle.Any point on the circle, if you want to break through, you have to invest manpower and material resources
Scientific research is not like planting crops, sowing seeds will definitely pay off.

2300 million people are like 2300 million raindrops falling on the boundless ocean, and the sea level will not even rise by 0.1 cm.

After all, it is no longer the industrial age, and their technology in the information age is even higher than that of Qiyun back then.

Of course Luden understood this truth.

Luden nodded without showing any disappointment.
"enough."

2300 million people have exceeded his expectations.

"Take these people away, are you going to do something and continue to send blessings?"

The Secretary-General was puzzled,

"Taking these people away is like dropping a drop of ink into the vast ocean. It has no effect, you know."

"No, I do not know."

Luden said seriously,

"Back then, what was the population of Fog City in the world? One-tenth? One percent? Does this affect Fog City's summit?"

The secretary smiled wryly,

"Do you mean to say that the truth is in the hands of a few?"

But what they discussed was not the truth, but the development of scientific research and the continuation of civilization.

"Not truth, but choice."

Luden laughed,

"Some people are in the cave, some are outside the cave, and some are by the fire. This fable, no matter where you are, what matters is you and your world. There is no need to distinguish whose choice is right and wrong. Bad, don't use rigid and utilitarian standards to measure everyone and everything.

Since they are willing to leave with me, we will leave, that's all.

You can respect everyone's choice, your era is not bad. "

At the end of Lu Deng's speech, his hometown dialect came out.

The secretary shook his head slightly.
"I still don't understand why you have to leave. Can't you send blessings here? You know, your authority here is not low, even everything you have experienced is done with your voluntary and cooperation. "

The Secretary-General wanted to know why Luden had to leave.

The others were also curious, and looked at Lu Deng in unison.

"Didn't I tell you earlier?"

Luden smiled, even with a bit of sweetness in his smile,
"I have a date with a star."

(End of this chapter)