After thinking for a long ti, Zhang Yuan let out a long sigh, pondering that to gain sothing, one must make sacrifices, right? It’s just that now people had encountered an opportunity that allowed other civilizations to bear the costs for them. This cost was already very minimal. Even if there was a great psychological burden, they could only grit their teeth and stop thinking too much about it.
"Everything is for progress! If this new path is smooth, the Half-sphere people, within a few decades, will have achieved their great goals! I’m looking forward to that day."
Lin Xuanyuan asked, "By then, will they beco a Level 5 Civilization?"
Zhang Yuan smiled and said, "Yes, once the final puzzle piece is in place, they will beco a Level 5 Civilization ideologically, but not technologically. Technological progress still takes ti... I wonder what our civilization will be like then?"
Lin Xuanyuan laughed, "Aren’t you afraid they will surpass us?"
"What’s there to be afraid of?"
Zhang Yuan laughed heartily, "It’s also a great opportunity for us!"
...
Years passed by, one after another.
In the blink of an eye, 22 years had passed since Zhang Yuan proposed the "Information Universe" hypothesis within the Unreal Laboratory.
If the universe truly consists of a particle outlined by infinite speed, then life’s self-awareness is also included within the range of the particle’s jumps and is a part of the universe.
This is like the relationship between real numbers and natural numbers, both are infinite, but real numbers include natural numbers. anwhile, natural numbers possess so properties of real numbers.
Zhang Yuan believed that if one takes the function of "self-awareness" and then layers it with personal mory, what erges is the so-called personal spiritual universe.
However, this scientific research did not progress smoothly, as it delved into the essence of the universe. Although humans had the aid of virtual technology, a form of black technology, it still beca quite complicated. Initially, the level of mory infusion could only reach 20%, which was far less than the old thods.
But as experience accumulated, the completeness of restoration was also slowly increasing. Currently, it had risen to 95%, and there was still a substantial room for improvent.
Generations of geniuses poured their hearts and blood into it, tirelessly striving...
As for the old thod, it had progressed continuously to a highest mory restoration rate of 98.6%, nearly reaching a bottleneck where it was hard to advance further. Unless one used the lives of Half-sphere people to forcefully piece together a probability smaller than hitting the jackpot, maybe then there could be a stroke of luck, reaching higher levels.
The Half-sphere Civilization indeed did not lack such brave souls, but the New Human Civilization on the other side unrcifully rejected the other party’s plan. What a joke, if issues could be solved with technology, why should lives be sacrificed?
But today, as technology continued to break through, the first Half-sphere person who was truly close to becoming a Saint appeared!
"Latest report, from the Half-sphere Civilization, a new high-profile experint has yielded results, the experintal subject number A3698498 has achieved a mory infusion level of 99.999%! This is a major step towards completion!" A young man suddenly burst into the laboratory’s doors, exuberantly shouting.
"Got the ssage, 99.999%, unimaginable!"
"Haha, well done, well done! This project is finally nearing its end, this technology is a complete success!" Everyone in the laboratory laughed heartily upon hearing the news.
"Congratulations, congratulations, let’s applaud!"
"Our Unreal Laboratory is still the top laboratory in our entire civilization, finally, we can breathe a sigh of relief," a researcher said animatedly.
In recent years, so physical laboratories researching anti-gravity materials had gained fa, almost overshadowing them. But with this achievent, there was no doubt that the Unreal Laboratory was still the NO.1 of New Human Civilization.
"Everyone, don’t relax yet, let’s raise the success rate even more, then we can use it on ourselves... There’s still a ton of subsequent technologies to research," Zhang Yuan wiped the sweat from his forehead and loudly said, "Tonight, departnt dinner, no one is allowed to take leave!"
The Half-sphere people naturally had their own thod of mory verification. After a while, Zhang Yuan led a group of youngsters out of the laboratory and found that outside, the Half-sphere Civilization’s workers were fervently clapping, almost crazily so.
He had grown accustod to such scenes. Over the many years of collaboration, the population of Grade A individuals in the Half-sphere Civilization had increased by 665%, and the probability of idiocy in newborns of Grade D following mory infusion had reduced by 88%!
Given these circumstances, these Half-sphere people began to fervently worship the staff of the Unreal Laboratory. Upon seeing them, they would wildly clap and twist their bodies, and even wished they could lie on the ground to express their joy through worship.
So over ti, Zhang Yuan had grown accustod to it.
"How do you feel?" Zhang Yuan asked, "Are there any areas of mory confusion?"
This experintal subject, who had successfully had mories infused, was originally a Grade B individual. After working for two thousand years, he had waited a long ti before it was his turn for this experint.
Now, he was a Grade A individual, inhering 99.99% of the mories of the forebears, setting a historical record.
"I’ve never felt so good! I’m one step closer to the thoughts of our ancestors, the feeling is just wonderful. For the entire civilization, I can strive my whole life!"
This man nad Karma exclaid fervently.
"I will never forget this day! For the entire civilization!!"
Although his mind was quite muddled now—forcing a bunch of mories in would do that—he still stubbornly held on, preventing himself from fainting.
"Professor Zhang, may I advance further and undertake the next task?!"
As he said this, the other Half-sphere people also beca eager, truly hoping for the birth
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