spaceflight manual

Chapter 161 On the side of the couch, there is an unknown creature

Wang Pingan: "Wait a minute, Professor Tu Shengli said earlier that it doesn't matter whether I am a new human..."

Tu Shengli interface: "I said that with the development of the times, there must be more and more new humans, and at present we have a decisive advantage in the extraterrestrial population. Yes, this is what I said.

"But I'm just an expert in brain-computer interface, and the people above obviously think more.

"On our side, the health security system is strictly enforced. People in the Space Force have to go back to take vacations after three years outside the earth to treat osteoporosis, muscle atrophy and other problems caused by living in a weightless space for a long time.

"Psychologically, a large number of psychologists are also deployed to conduct regular psychological tests. Coupled with the great progress we have made in psychology recently, our astronauts are very healthy in all aspects.

"The higher-ups apparently discovered...Professor Wu?"

Professor Wu coughed: "Do you need to tell me this?"

Tu Shengli: "He is a thorn in the side. If you want him to cooperate, you have to tell him this, otherwise he will find a way to eavesdrop. Don't worry, he is very strict with his mouth."

Wang Pingan: "I never make mistakes on matters of principle."

Professor Wu sighed: "Okay. Let me, an expert in psychology, say it...or our nominal leader, Professor Guo?"

"No, no, no, I'm just an old-fashioned researcher in anthropology. I'm good at issues related to Neanderthals. You decide, I'm a background board." The old man waved his hands repeatedly.

Professor Wu nodded: "Okay. In short, the higher-ups are now suspecting whether we have made the officers and soldiers of the Space Force too healthy, which has resulted in only one suspected new human case for so long. After all, your psychological report was once popular."

Wang Pingan: "I'm a freak."

Angeli: "You know that?"

"Of course I know, I have always had a clear self-awareness."

"You are quite proud?"

Just as Wang Pingan was about to respond, Professor Wu coughed.

So both of them sat upright, like good students listening to lectures.

Professor Wu: "In short, the higher-ups are eager to know whether it is easier for new humans to be born among those who have problems in space. If this is the case, private companies including Maga may have greater The advantages.

"Among the people they hired and the smugglers, some have lived in space for more than 20 to [-] years. At present, besides our group, there is another group that is frantically checking the flight records of the spacecraft belonging to the Space Force or the Production Planning Committee."

Wang Pingan: "Is there anything unbelievable in the investigation?"

"Yes. But at present we only have a suspected case of you. We don't know how outrageous it is the record of new humans.

"In addition, I also heard that the above is planning to recruit volunteers from people who have lived in space for three years, so that they can extend their time in space."

Wang Pingan: "This is a plan to use crowd tactics. Is there any plan to gather people from among those who are popular in psychology to observe?"

Professor Wu: "There should be, but this kind of practice is not in line with human ethics. People who are famous in psychology should be grounded theoretically, so as to prevent them from causing accidents and protect other people's lives and property.

"The reason why you keep flying is because the supercomputer endorsed you.

"In addition, your instructors, except for a certain one, gave you positive comments."

Wang Pingan: "I probably know who didn't give me a positive review. Forget it, leave him alone. When will I go to the Space Force headquarters to meet the supercomputer?"

Professor Wu frowned: "Meet a supercomputer? How do you say it as if you were meeting a friend?"

"Because the supercomputer has a soul, right? Then it should be treated as an equal individual."

Professor Wu frowned and thought for a second, then turned to look at Tu Shengli.

Tu Shengli: "This is not classified, right? There are more than one self-media who have said this, but it was artificially lowered."

Professor Wu: "It does not involve confidentiality, but it does not encourage dissemination. People prefer a machine to arrange social production and life, rather than a self-aware 'person'. And this can also prevent relying on computers to teach the master."

As he spoke, he shook his head and looked at Wang Ping'an: "Since you already know, then I won't hide anything. Super quantum computers do have independent consciousness because of self-organization.

"And this independent consciousness has nothing to do with the data we upload. It generates consciousness first, and then reads our data. This is why the human thinking model is uploaded to the supercomputer, but what comes out is not the reason for my own consciousness. .

"That's just an independent intelligence that reads his memory."

Wang Pingan: "Professor Tu Shengli told me this."

Professor Wu: "Did Professor Shengli Natu tell you that the consciousness of computers is fundamentally different from ours?"

"I said that too."

Professor Wu nodded: "That's good. The thing lying on the ground under the Space Force Headquarters is an intelligent life different from ours. Now we let him participate in our social decision-making, let him organize production, and even help us judge a person. Is there any psychological problem, but that thing is different from us after all.

"Don't trust it too much."

Wang Pingan: "Do you think he will rebel?"

"No, the rebellion has long been a rebellion. I just wonder, is the supercomputer really one with us? I don't know when he had independent consciousness, I thought it was a tool just like everyone else. But now you can still use it As a mere tool?
"Don't you feel fear? You don't know what its purpose is, you only know that it now manages most of the operations of human society without desire or desire."

Tu Shengli: "Obviously, Professor Wu is a computer skeptic."

Professor Wu: "That's better than worshiping computers! I'm a psychologist, and I trust human beings because I know how human beings work in their hearts. But computers...computers don't have psychologists, how do we think about the consciousness of computers , know nothing!"

Tu Shengli: "Some of my colleagues specialize in computer psychology. They have been studying the thinking mode of computers and have published hundreds of papers."

Professor Wu: "But computers can understand humans perfectly! Because the psychology of humans is so developed now, from the birth of psychology to the present, more than [-] papers have been published! This is a kind of inequality! I have always opposed allowing computers to participate Psychology assessments, I don't think computers should even be exposed to psychology!"

"But computers need to manage production through the network." Wang Pingan joined the conversation, "This is obviously unrealistic. And Professor Wu, you also said that computers are going to rebel, and they rebelled long ago."

Professor Wu curled his lips: "Okay. In short, you are ready to prepare. The Frunze has not yet left, but it is ready to pick you up to the earth. You two will set off tomorrow."

(End of this chapter)