Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 303 Introduction to Fantasy Alchemy

After confirming the new abilities unlocked on the fourth page, Purficott naturally focused on another thing, the new technology included on the fourth page.

For Purficott, the technology that Jade Record unlocks each time has a greater impact on Purficott to a certain extent than the abilities it unlocks.

Just like the mechanical logic unlocked for the first time, it can be said that this is the key to Perficott's success.

Although it seems that there is no room for performance now, it is just that Purficott does not spend energy in this aspect.

In fact, mechanical logic, a technology that is so awesome that it is magical, can be applied in many aspects. For example, the large-scale engineering robots in the Perfect Cot Project must be driven by this kind of mechanical logic.

Otherwise, if you expect the driver to pull the operating lever, unless the driver grows eight hands, there will be no way to control the large engineering robot designed by Perfectcot.

Of course, if it weren't for mechanical logic, Perfection wouldn't have designed it this way.

As for using mechanical logic to control and manage the entire underground shelter so that it can serve as a control terminal or something, Perficot has this idea, but it is not necessary yet.

After all, the more backward the technology is, the less valuable the human cost is. Based on the technical level of this era, it is more cost-effective to use human power for management.

However, so far, Purficott has not even fully mastered the application of these two technologies. It would be too much to expect her to make any major investment in these two technologies.

Of course, these two technologies also appeared because of her ideas, so Purficott is also currently seriously thinking about the role of these two technologies on her.

This is absolutely unacceptable to Purficott, especially since this kind of rice insect with nothing to do will become a destabilizing factor to a large extent, which is even more unacceptable to Purficott.

Otherwise, it will be very detrimental to management.

When people are busy, they won't think wildly, and when they are full and idle, they will make trouble. Therefore, the people in the shelter cannot be too idle, at least most people cannot be too idle.

Therefore, in many cases it is not that labor cannot be saved, but that it is more cost-effective to use labor.

In particular, Purficott has already made it clear that her main goal now is to deal with the apocalyptic winter, so unless these two technologies are of sufficient help in dealing with the apocalyptic winter, she will not be too involved.

Mechanical logic has always brought such benefits to Purficott, and the remaining catalysts and flying stones are also technologies that can change the era.

Catalyst technology is what she needs. After all, this technology can greatly improve the efficiency of steam engines at an almost negligible cost. If applied properly, it will greatly improve the current industrial production capacity.

Moreover, when a shelter is established, a shelter can accommodate tens of thousands of people. If mechanical logic is used to manage it, a considerable number of people will simply have nothing to do and become useless people.

It's just that Purficott has too many things on his hands at the moment, and the application of this technology is not urgent or necessary, so naturally it doesn't have a high priority.

As for the flying stone, it is another situation. It is the result of Purficott not knowing the mechanism of Jade Record and misoperation.

After all, she was discussing flying battleships with people at the time, and then she came up with this technology. It can only be said that she was thinking about it day by day and dreaming about it at night. There is nothing wrong with the Flying Stone technology itself, and it is not helpless in dealing with the apocalyptic winter. It is just that it is not the technology that Purficott wants most.

If she had the choice, she would definitely not have chosen something that required large-scale investment and was only a technologically advanced replacement for airships.

Yes, in Purficott's eyes, the flying stone technology itself can only be regarded as a superior substitute for airship technology.

It is indeed valuable in itself, but the value only goes so far.

After all, for Purficott now, she really doesn't have that much time, energy, and most important resources to invest in this.

The fantasy alchemy involved in making flying stones is based on the Philosopher's Stone. This is a technical limitation that Perficott cannot get around now, so she has no way to solve the problem of making flying stones.

There was no way to make flying stones on a large scale, and he could only rely on Perfectcott to rub them by hand. This technology seemed too useless.

In fact, the greatest value of flying stone technology to Purficott is that it proved to her the existence of fantasy alchemy, allowing her to break the boundaries between reality and fantasy.

It's just that this technology has only been in Purficott's hands for a few months. She has not yet fully understood the idea of ​​fantasy alchemy, let alone researched anything based on it.

So overall, it is true that the flying stone technology did not bring any particularly big impact to Perficott.

But this time it was different, because Purficott had clarified what she needed before entering her inner world, so this time the fourth page of the Jade Record just showed the technology she wanted. .

Introduction to Fantasy Alchemy, an alchemy derived from the Philosopher's Stone, breaks the boundary between reality and fantasy.

This is a technology similar to the mechanical logic she obtained before. To be precise, it is the basis of alchemy. Based on this, more things can be derived and developed.

And at the end of the introduction to fantasy alchemy provided by Cuiyulu, it also elaborates on the idea of ​​skipping the constraints of the Philosopher's Stone in some form, thereby giving birth to a new fantasy alchemy from the impossible, making the impossible impossible. become possible.

This is of course extremely difficult. Even Purficott, who had the Philosopher's Stone, could only evaluate the final idea as a good idea but unrealistic after reading the introduction to fantasy alchemy.

After all, it is based on the Philosopher's Stone breaking the principle of equivalent exchange. Alchemy can only be completed by using the Philosopher's Stone to replace substances that do not exist in fantasy alchemy. If you want to skip the Philosopher's Stone, it is equivalent to destroying the entire fantasy alchemy. The important cornerstones have been removed, turning the entire technical idea into a castle in the air. How can this not collapse or even collapse?

But Purficott also had to admit that this kind of unreality is the original meaning of the word "utopian" in the alchemy of fantasy.

After all, if everything is based on reality, how can it be possible to develop impossible technology and turn things that are impossible to exist in reality into reality?
So for fantasy alchemy, this is really a very "fantasy" idea.

For Purficott, it is very simple to know whether this can be done. Isn't the "deduction" of Cuiyulu's newly unlocked ability just for this?

(End of this chapter)