I'm trapped in a block

Chapter 458 Vine Pattern
Li Luo did not press the button, but began to observe his surroundings.

She took out a spherical probe from her bag and threw it into the sky.

After reaching a certain height, the detector stopped in mid-air. Li Luo also picked up the electronic screen and began to check the images on the detector.

At the first glance, Li Luo was shocked by the intricate pattern, but soon she began to search for information about the pattern in the database.

What I didn’t expect was that there actually is information about this pattern.

Li Luo clicked on one and started reading...

This pattern came from some civilization in the abyss. Without communicating with each other, they all proposed exactly the same theory, and then drew the same pattern to illustrate this theory.

This strange phenomenon of many races proposing the same theory attracted the attention of humans, and therefore humans also began to pay attention to this pattern.

"Theory of Evolution of Perception" is a more common translation of this theory.

The races that proposed the theory all believed that all things have spirituality and intelligence, but that this spirituality and intelligence do not come from the brain or the soul.

But it comes from - perception.

“The more you see, the wiser you become.”

Animals see more than plants, so animals are smarter than plants.

The intelligence of higher organisms is higher than that of lower organisms, not because they have evolved for a longer time, but because higher organisms have more acute senses. Higher organisms have vision, touch, hearing, smell... while lower organisms only have simple touch, which causes the intelligence gap between the two.

This is a very strange theory. The normal concept should be like this:

"Because it is a higher life form, it has rich perception and superior wisdom."

But the "perceptual evolution" theory goes the other way:

"Because of its rich perception, it is extremely intelligent and can become a higher life form."

This theory of putting the cart before the horse is very novel to human researchers. They studied the "perceptual evolution" theories proposed by many races and found that they are all similar.

Many races that are far apart and have never communicated with each other can actually come up with exactly the same theory.

Not only that, they all drew a pattern that could explain this theory - the creeping eye.

That is the pattern now engraved on the mirror.

After communicating with these ethnic groups, anthropologists also figured out the meaning of this pattern.

What they didn't expect was that this pattern actually described a mythological story.

A mythological story describing the birth of an evil god.

……

The intelligence of plants is very low, and vines are also plants.

But the vines take nutrients away from other organisms.

One day, a vine took away the eye of a creature, and its wisdom was enhanced.

After gaining intelligence, the vine realized that its intelligence came from eyes, so it decided to create more eyes.

Then, more eyes began to grow on the vines.

These eyes belonging to it make its perception more and more acute, and its wisdom becomes higher and higher.

However, any perception has a threshold. Even if a bunch of eyes are piled together, they cannot see farther. The improvement of perception is getting slower and slower, and the increase in the wisdom of the vines has also reached a bottleneck.

The vine felt uncomfortable with this feeling of limited wisdom, so it came up with an idea - get more eyes.

As a plant, perhaps because of the inertia of thinking, the vine did not choose to obtain other perceptions, but thought that its own types of eyes were not enough.

After thinking of this idea, companion vines grew on the thousands of eyes of the vine and began to plunder the eyes of other creatures.

Thus, this plant that accidentally gained wisdom slowly turned into an evil god that invaded other races and plundered eyes... This myth not only explains the principles of the theory of everything, but also serves as a counterexample, reminding creatures who believe in this theory not to limit themselves to the same perception, and not to fall into the cage of desire because of their desire for wisdom.

"Perception is infinite, and wisdom is also infinite. To make perception worthy of wisdom, use limited wisdom to create enough perceptions, and then use these controlled perceptions to feed back wisdom, so as to achieve balance."

Although the "sprawling eye" pattern depicts an evil god, its meaning is very good.

What puzzles human scholars is why these races, having never met each other, can make up the same myths and draw the same mythological patterns.

"Could it be that the Vine Evil God really exists?"

To this end, humans are also searching for traces of the Vine Evil God in the abyss to investigate its authenticity.

However, apart from some similar creatures and vague records, there is no evidence to prove that the Vine Evil God really exists.

As a result, human beings’ research on the “perception evolution theory” and the “sprawling eye” pattern has come to a standstill. They can only regard this as part of the abyss culture and as a reference for abyss research...

Li Luo looked at the description in the document and couldn't calm down for a long time.

When she came to her senses, she found that Fangkuai had come behind her and was also looking at the information on the electronic screen carefully.

"Do you think this theory is true?" she asked the cube on a whim.

Soon, an electronic screen was delivered with two large characters written on it:
"real."

……

At this time, Mo Ling in the cube was savoring the contents on the electronic screen.

“Perception determines wisdom?”

Mo Ling looked at the metal wall inside the cube.

He didn't know whether perception could determine wisdom, but he knew that perception could determine the size of the cube space.

The larger the field of view, the more space there is for the block.

“This should also be considered a kind of perception, right?”

Since perception can affect space, it must also affect wisdom.

"But my wisdom doesn't seem to be affected."

Mo Ling is very self-aware. He has been an ordinary person since he was a child. Apart from being handsome, receptive, kind, optimistic, sleeping well, and eating well... he has no other advantages.

Wisdom was not his forte.

When he was a child playing hide-and-seek, he was always the first one to be caught, because the other children had already hidden, but he hadn’t thought of where to hide. He would still stand stupidly at the back until others finished counting.

The girl who caught him asked him with a red face why he didn't hide, and he didn't know how to respond.

The girl had no choice but to hold his little hand, take him to a secluded place, and personally teach him how to hide.

Now that we are in the abyss, it is the same.

In a daze, Mo Ling often didn't know where he was or what to do.

All kinds of strange phenomena in the abyss kept his brain running at high speed, and it was still the same when he reached the third floor.

His wisdom has not changed.

But Mo Ling understood one thing: in the abyss, everything is possible.

Any theory that seems ridiculous may be true.

"Perhaps the Vine Evil God really exists, but is hiding somewhere..."

(End of this chapter)