Can't Stop Drawing

It’s okay if you don’t explain it, but as soon as Link explained, a large amount of information and data appeared in front of Nagato Yuki’s eyes.

The technologies that Link mentioned, such as cloning, such as efficient wireless data transmission, humans already have, but the cost is very high.

In other words, this technology already has the conditions for popularization.

Noticing Nagato Yuki's expression, Link knew she was thinking wrong.

"Oh, forget it, you can read it yourself, and you will probably understand after reading it. I just want to do an experiment, not to popularize this technology, and this technology really cannot be popularized."

……

Buried in the pile of books, although it is difficult to understand and digest these things, it is very exhausting.

But ever since he gained the ability to manipulate information, Nagato Yuki found that he now prefers theories and research materials to those with plots.

When flipping through these things, the information operation can make it easy for her to understand the technology and principles contained in it, which makes Nagato Yuki feel like she has learned something.

The more knowledge and theories you know, the easier it is to read relevant information.

After this kind of positive feedback was formed, Nagato Yuki reached a realm that ordinary people would never reach—learning makes me happy.

After all, the primitive human body restricts the use of the brain, turning the energy-intensive learning process into a kind of negative feedback, preventing humans from entering the realm where learning makes me happy.

Before he knew it, Nagato Yuki finished reading these materials.

Although the part she understood was less than one tenth, it was enough for her to make what Link wanted.

When she found Link and said that she could make something, Link was very surprised.

"You can already make it!?" Link was even more shocked than Nagato Yuki. He never expected that Nagato Yuki would learn how to make a brain plug in such a short period of time.

"Well, but it's not the latest version of that kind of wireless transmission, but the most original version mentioned in the records." Nagato Yuki said weakly.

Link frowned and asked, "The most original version? How original?"

Nagato Yuki trotted back, and ran back after a few minutes, still holding one of the technical documents in his hand.

Open the file, find a certain page, and Nagato Yuki shows it to Link.

A full-face helmet-type consciousness transfer device.

Through two similar full-face helmets and a slightly larger transfer center, a person's consciousness is introduced from the original body to another body.

The two helmets are respectively responsible for reading consciousness and writing consciousness. Users cannot wear the wrong helmet, otherwise they may allow their consciousness to carry the pressure of the machine running, resulting in a collapse of consciousness.

Moreover, the efficiency of this set of equipment is extremely low, and it takes up to ten hours of transfer to successfully transfer consciousness.

It is basically two things with the wireless brain plug that reads at the speed of light plus uploads and writes in the data.

"Okay, let's make a set of this thing first, I need to experiment." Link was a little happy, so Nagisa would be saved.

Seeing Link's mood, Nagato Yuki asked in a low voice, "Lin Sang is happy?"

"Yeah, I'm very happy. If you have this thing, you can save people." Link said vaguely, without further explanation.

Seeing that Link didn't want to go into details, Nagato Yuki made a note of it secretly and didn't ask any more.

……

The system actually drew two cards today, one of which is the Divine Light Wand, and the other is the technical information about the brain plug.

The technology of brain insertion can upload the soldier's consciousness to the central signal tower at the moment before the soldier's death, and then instantly import it into a cloned body prepared in advance.

After waking up in the cloned body, as long as you overcome the first few seconds of cognition, you can successfully grasp the new body. Anyway, the cloned body is no different from the original body.

In this way, as long as there is signal coverage, the life of the soldier can be guaranteed, and only a body will die.

The brain-inserted chip reads and uploads the consciousness instead of uploading the memory, allowing another individual to obtain this memory.

The consciousness here is the consciousness that Link knows, the consciousness bound by light particles and X cells, the unique authentication mark of the individual, and the unique consciousness.

After the popularization of this technology, human beings will be able to break through the boundary between life and death and use technology to achieve immortality.

Old and dying?Give yourself a shot and change to a younger body.

He can charge bravely and launch a suicide attack. As long as there is signal coverage, I will be a hero again in a few minutes.

Undead legions, fearless soldiers.

However, it now appears that that is just a luxury.

Without sufficiently low-priced clones, there are very few people who can enjoy this technology, and only important people can be saved, not grassroots soldiers.

At the same time, the time limit for the existence of consciousness in the center is [-] seconds. After that, human consciousness will collapse on its own, and it cannot be saved even if it is saved.

Therefore, cloning technology is a prerequisite.

The second premise is communication technology. Brain plugging requires a strong enough signal to read and upload consciousness. If the signal is insufficient and the channel is not wide, consciousness cannot be uploaded in time.

The result is a collapse of consciousness.

Brain plugging doesn't mean anything as long as the signal is lost.

Judging from the data, this technology was developed for space warfare.

It seems that in the future when this technology is developed, human beings will have super-light-speed and efficient means of communication that can cover a range of light-years, but there is no sufficiently intelligent shipboard AI, so that all space battleships need to be driven by humans.

In order not to lose the hard-earned crew members, that future human had to develop such a technology.