I handed over to another world

Chen Lin hung up the communicator and frowned slightly.

Although the experiment was generally successful, the fuzziness of his memory for details still troubled him.

Every tiny flaw in consciousness transfer technology may trigger a huge chain reaction in the future. Especially for this kind of technology, once a problem really occurs, it will be fatal to the actual use of the technology in the future.

"It seems that the technology needs to be further improved..."

Chen Lin muttered to himself, and at this moment there was a gentle knock on the office door.

"Vice President..."

Secretary Zhao walked in with a document in his hand, "This is the detailed report of the consciousness transfer experiment you requested."

The secretary handed him the file, with a hint of caution in her tone: "Some of the data are brand new. The laboratory said that the probability of these situations occurring is very low. It is estimated that the next experimenter will not encounter such problems."

Chen Lin took the document and nodded: "Thank you for your hard work, go and have a rest first."

"Yes……"

Only after the secretary left did Chen Lin open the document and read it carefully.

This report recorded in detail every step and data of the experiment, as well as the physiological and psychological indicators of the experimental subjects after the transfer. Although most of the data showed that the experiment was successful, the vague memory of the details still made him feel difficult.

"If this problem is not solved, future applications may be limited or even prevent the technology from being put into practical use."

Chen Lin murmured something in a low voice, then he picked up the communicator and dialed the number of the laboratory director.

After a few seconds, the computer turned on.

"Vice President Chen, you're looking for me?"

The voice of the person in charge came from the communicator, with a hint of nervousness in his tone. He had hidden this problem before and did not tell Chen Lin on the spot. Now, because Chen Lin knew about it through the report of the scientific researchers below, he was very worried that he would be punished by Chen Lin for this.

If Chen Lin were to make a move on this matter, he would most likely lose his position as the person in charge of the experimental transfer laboratory.

"I just read the experimental report. Regarding the problem of blurred memory of details, have you made any further progress?"

Chen Lin asked directly. He did not waste time asking the person in charge why he did not report the problems that arose after the experiment. It was obvious that he was not going to say anything more about this issue.

The person in charge was silent for a few seconds, then replied: "...We are currently stepping up our analysis, and our initial suspicion is that it was caused by the loss of certain neural signals during the transmission of consciousness."

"However, this problem does not affect the subject's core memory and personality. It's just that some of the detailed memories may become blurred or lost. After multiple rounds of testing, we can roughly confirm that 95% of them are fine. It's just that he can't remember some memories no matter what. We suspect that they were normally lost during the consciousness transfer process..."

“Normal wear and tear?”

Chen Lin frowned: "Is it possible to repair these lost signals through technical means?"

The person in charge hesitated and replied, "We cannot confirm whether this is the case at present... We are trying to make up for these deficiencies through brain wave analysis and memory reconstruction technology, but this will take time."

Chen Lin nodded, with a hint of seriousness in his tone: "This problem must be solved as soon as possible. The success of consciousness transfer technology is not only for the treatment of individual people, but also for its wide application in the future. If the problem of loss of detailed memory is not solved, the credibility and safety of this technology will be questioned."

"How can we dare to promote this thing on a large scale or use it in the civilian market at that time?"

The person in charge responded solemnly: "I understand, Vice President Chen... We will do our best to find a solution as soon as possible."

"Wish ya'll good luck."

After hanging up the communicator, Chen Lin took a deep breath and looked at the computer screen again.

The future of consciousness transfer technology is full of hope, but it is also accompanied by countless challenges. As a senior member of the association, he must ensure that this technology can be safely and reliably applied to human society.

……

A few days later, good news came from the laboratory - they successfully found a way to make up for the detailed memory lost during the transmission of consciousness through brain wave reconstruction technology.

Although this technology still needs further verification, preliminary test results show that the subjects' memory for details has been significantly improved.

After hearing the news, Chen Lin felt a little relieved. He thought that the problem could be almost solved - at least the whole situation was just a small episode.

However, just when Chen Lin thought that everything was moving in a good direction, an unexpected news broke the peace.

"Vice President Chen, something happened!"

Secretary Zhao hurriedly opened the office door, his face pale.

Chen Lin raised his head, frowning: "What's going on?"

Secretary Zhao panted and said, "News just came from the laboratory. The experimental subject... the experimental subject has severe memory confusion and even began to question his own identity. The people in the laboratory said that it might be some kind of transferred consciousness that split in the brain. His current symptoms are similar to those of a schizophrenic patient."

Chen Lin's heart sank suddenly. He realized that the problem was likely to be more serious. He immediately stood up and said to the secretary: "Let's go to the laboratory!"

A few minutes later, Chen Lin's convoy sped on the road to the laboratory.

If the experimental subject's memory confusion problem cannot be solved, the credibility of the consciousness transfer technology will completely collapse. More importantly, the previous investment in consciousness transfer can basically be said to be completely wasted - after all, once this super technology becomes unstable, it will affect the entire project, and no one dares to rashly let this thing be used by themselves.

The sudden appearance has put the experimenter in a very bad situation.

The brain is an extremely complex scientific research field. Even for the Red Dragon Association at this time, the development and research in the brain field is always cautious. After arriving at the laboratory, Chen Lin walked quickly into the core area. The person in charge of the laboratory was standing anxiously outside the operating room. When he saw Chen Lin coming, he immediately came to greet him.

"Vice President Chen, the situation is more serious than we expected."

The head of the laboratory spoke with a hint of helplessness. "The subject's memory confusion has not only not improved, but has worsened... He began to question his identity this morning and even thought he was another person. After a simple test, we basically determined that he has obvious symptoms of schizophrenia."

Chen Lin's expression became serious. "Why is this happening? Didn't the previous brain wave reconstruction technology have an effect?"

The person in charge shook his head, his expression full of confusion: "We don't know either. We originally thought that the lost memory could be restored through brain wave reconstruction technology, but the memory of the experimental subject seems to have some kind of... split."

"His core memories and personality began to conflict with his detailed memories, causing him to be unsure of who he really was."

Chen Lin was silent for a moment, then asked, "Is it possible to reintegrate his memory through technical means?"

The person in charge smiled bitterly: "We are trying, but we have not found an effective method yet. The complexity of brain memory is far beyond our imagination, especially the signal loss and interference caused by the process of consciousness transfer, which may cause irreversible damage to the memory structure."

Chen Lin took a deep breath and tried to calm himself down: "The most important thing now is to ensure the physical and mental health of the experimental subject. We can't let him fall into deeper chaos."

The person in charge nodded and said, "We have arranged for psychologists and medical cabins to work together, but this can only temporarily alleviate the problem and cannot fundamentally solve the memory confusion."

Chen Lin turned to the person in charge and said, "Call all experts in related fields immediately. We must find a solution as soon as possible."

The vice president of the association called the meeting together, and a large number of experts in related fields were quickly gathered. The main purpose of their gathering was to try to find a solution to the problem of memory confusion.

The meeting lasted for several hours, and experts from all parties had heated discussions on issues such as memory reconstruction, neural signal repair, and consciousness integration.

Finally, a neuroscientist proposed a bold plan: "We can try to reintegrate the subject's memory through brain-computer interface technology... Although this technology is still in the experimental stage, it may be able to solve the problem of memory splitting."

After hearing this, Chen Lin's eyes flashed with hope: "What is the success rate of this plan?"

The neuroscientist hesitated and replied, "It is not certain yet, but this is the most likely solution we can think of. After the computing power of artificial intelligence is improved, it can repair the disordered brain areas to a certain extent. We are still very mature in brain-computer interface technology, and Vice President Chen is very clear about this."

Chen Lin nodded, with a hint of determination in his tone: "Then let's give it a try. It seems that there is really no better way at the moment, right?"

Chen Lin's decision immediately determined the final result. The researchers in the laboratory began to prepare and soon decided that the memory integration surgery of the experimental subject would officially begin in a few days.

Chen Lin simply did not leave the laboratory these days. He basically paid close attention to the progress of the operation. After all, this operation represented whether an advanced technology of the association could be applied in practice.

……

The time for the final consciousness integration surgery soon arrived. The scientific researchers in the operating room were operating various advanced instruments nervously and orderly, trying to reintegrate the subject's memory through brain-computer interface technology.

Chen Lin directly called over the new brain-computer interface device from Anyun Base. The device had been upgraded to be very compact. To Chen Lin, the specifications were completely different from what he had seen at the beginning. He was very surprised when he saw it again.

Time passed by minute by minute, and Chen Lin's heart fluctuated with the progress of the operation. The success or failure of this operation not only affected the fate of the experimental subject, but also the future of consciousness transfer technology.

"Vice President Chen, it's over!"

Secretary Zhao hurried in from outside and whispered to Chen Lin, "Look over there, it means the whole thing is very successful, the split consciousness of the experimenter himself has also been merged into one!"

"Okay!"

Chen Lin stood up directly, "How is the current status? Let's go and take a look!"

The group quickly came to the observation room outside the laboratory. Chen Lin listened to the person in charge beside him reporting the current situation in detail to him - "The experimenter's memory has been reintegrated, and his emotions have stabilized... Although some details of his memory are still fuzzy, his core memory and personality have returned to normal. The fuzzy problem is easy to solve here. This problem can be completely resolved in no more than a week."

Chen Lin looked carefully at the experimenter in the room. He had already started doing simple tests under the instructions of the on-site researchers. He behaved very normally and there was no sign of any problem.

"There won't be any accidents this time, right?"

Chen Lin asked the person in charge who had finished speaking, "Don't give me another sudden situation of instability or split consciousness, Zhang!"

The head of the laboratory knew that Chen Lin was joking, and said with a wry smile: "If possible, I certainly don't want such things to happen frequently."

"It's just that this time it's likely to work. The association has invested so much in this project, and we've been working on it for so long. These special cases that have appeared along the way are all valuable experience. This time it happened to the first experimenter, and it won't happen to others next time."

Chen Lin nodded slightly and continued to speak to the person in charge of the experiment in front of him: "I followed the experiment throughout this time, and I also felt the difficulty of scientific experiments. There is no 100% success rate, but there is the possibility of infinitely approaching 100%. This is also a recognition of scientific experiments."

"What the vice president said is quite good."

The person in charge nodded slightly. "For a new technology like this that we have absolutely no experience with, all we can do here is to keep trying and failing to find the final possibility... The technical support provided by the Night Alliance and the Pioneer Civilization actually does not contain any content about these things. We are purely blazing our own trail."

Chen Lin stood up and said to the person in charge of the laboratory: "The follow-up is up to you. I will not continue to monitor the progress of the project here. There are too many things in the association that need me to deal with."

"Don't worry, Vice President. Once these major issues are resolved, the follow-up will be easy to resolve. If there are any more problems, we can handle them here in our laboratory. We won't bother the association's top leaders anymore..."

"I hope so."

Chen Lin smiled and said, "I don't need to tell you anything else. Just strictly follow the rules I set before."

"I understand, President Chen!"

Chen Lin waved his hand. The secretariat was already waiting at the door. Chen Lin walked out of the door. Before leaving, he said to the person in charge: "I hope the next time I get good news." (End of this chapter)