Please ask the dream.

Chapter 535 Science, Idolatry, and Automation

"Fuck, what's going on?"

Before dawn, Feng Xue was awakened from his bed by a thunderclap, and he was completely confused. Of course, it was normal for a thunderstorm to suddenly occur in Hongying, but the problem was that this rain was his structure!

No, actually this is not correct, because this architecture was not initiated by him, but it just started moving inexplicably without even consuming any of his computing power. If it were not for the strong correlation of G·I particles, he might not even be able to detect it.

"So I've become a spirit? How did I run away?" Feng Xue swept his shadow, combined the storage functions of The Phantom of the Opera and Dead River, rolled up all his belongings, and prepared to run away at any time before asking:
"Su Yeli, do you know what's going on?"

"How many times do I have to tell you before you remember? I only know what you know. Even if I can occasionally give you some reminders, they are based on the possibilities deduced from the intelligence you have obtained, not because I have some strange intelligence acquisition ability. If you want to ask, this guy is much more reliable than me!"

Su Yeli also knew that now was not the time to chat. Although she was still complaining, her hand suddenly stretched out more than ten meters long like a funny cartoon, and grabbed the wild hammer snake that was snoring in Feng Xue's mind. She shook it hard a few times and finally woke up this guy who did nothing but eat and sleep all day long and peeped.

"Eh? What's wrong? Do I have to pay friendship fee again? How much this time?"

Nozuchi scratched her head with her tail in a daze, and then mumbled in a sleepy tone. As she spoke, she naturally changed into a human form - she even wore an extremely revealing maid outfit.

"..." Feng Xue was also confused by this guy's attitude. Although he would occasionally ask Xiao Gudu for some information in the name of "friend's fees", he had never asked her to appear in a swimsuit... Well, at most it would be a French maid - or a more conservative type of French maid outfit (slightly more excessive than a Japanese maid outfit).

The Nomachus seemed to have finally come to its senses at this moment, and seemed to have finally realized what it had done. With its skin suddenly turning red, it exploded everywhere with a bang.

"Okay, I don't have time to play tricks on you now. My architecture started moving on its own for some reason. Do you know why?"

"Eh? Aren't structures supposed to be automatically activated?" The "Pochi Fungus" floating in Feng Xue's mind asked the question slowly, and Feng Xue immediately realized that he had asked the wrong person.

He sighed, and ignored Su Yeli, who was gritting her teeth and holding a fly net with her mind full of catching Bochi bacteria. He stood up and walked to the living room, and shouted to his sister-in-law's room:
"Lou Shuang! Are you awake? I have something to ask you!"

"Hey! Here it comes!"

The responses came almost without interruption. The next moment, Lou Shuang appeared in the living room in a nearly teleporting manner. She was wearing a pair of transparent pajamas, holding a box of raincoats in her hands, and said excitedly:

"Brother-in-law, are you looking for me?"

"...Alas." After a brief silence, Feng Xue let out a leisurely sigh. He wanted to say something, but found that nothing he said was appropriate, so he could only force himself to get to the point:
"My structure started on its own. Do you know why?"

"Huh?" Lou Shuang made a somewhat disappointed sound, but immediately adjusted her mood. The clothes on her body changed like a magical girl, and her expression became a little more serious.

After calming down a bit, the girl asked:
"What kind of architecture is it? How widespread is the impact? When was it last used?"

Feng Xue did not explain immediately, but just pointed to the heavy rain outside the window that was blocked by the intelligent disaster barrier. Lou Shuang seemed to be stunned for a moment, then realized what Feng Xue meant, and immediately took out her mobile phone to check, her eyes widened instantly - "Oh my God! According to the weather forecast, this rain has now covered about one-third of Hongying! Such a large-scale structure... Brother-in-law, can you sustain the current consumption?"

"One third of a rainbow cherry? Is it that big?" Feng Xue was also stunned when he heard this. He just felt that the rainstorm in the sky was his own structure and he could directly feel the connection, but he didn't expect the scope to be so exaggerated.

"According to the weather forecast, it is currently spreading from the Ido Inland Sea to the surrounding areas. According to the timeliness of Hongying's weather forecast, it should be accurate... Wait, it has expanded again, and it is now about three-sevenths!"

Listening to his sister-in-law's words, Feng Xue couldn't help but take out his mobile phone and clicked on Hongying's disaster app, but responded:

"If I must say, there is almost no consumption, but I can clearly sense the connection between the exclusive particles, and I have indeed mastered the structure of changing the weather... Uh, wait a minute! How the hell did I advance?!"

Feng Xue was just about to say that ordinary rainfall was actually a side effect of his aura field, and the real structure was golden rain, but before he could finish his words, he felt the structure begin to change, and then the rain outside began to glow.

"Is this the architecture?" Lou Shuang had also seen Feng Xue's big game, so she naturally recognized the Golden Rain architecture. While she admired it in her heart, she did not forget the current situation. After comparing several situations in her mind, she immediately gave an answer:
“This should be a kind of architectural automation caused by idolatry.”

"What? I know every word of yours, but why do they look so weird together?"

"I feel awkward too, but that's the name." Lou Shuang seemed to have completely forgotten that she was holding a box of raincoats in her hand, and she started to gesture with her hands and feet -

"In fact, this thing is considered the foundation of 'modern science'. In essence, it is just a kind of secondary common sense. For example, cars that can be driven by adding water, mechas that are obviously poorly constructed but can exert considerable strength, and even the disaster barrier that is effective outside now, are all extensions of this theory."

"Can you explain it in simpler terms?" Feng Xue tapped his head. He didn't quite understand this "scientific side" stuff, even if it was idealistic science.

"Let me put it this way, you know that every scientist has his own independent cognitive system, right?" My sister-in-law thought for a while and asked this question.

"I know. Constants in different countries are even different. Scientists' understanding... Wait, if the understanding is different, these technological products..."

Feng Xue finally realized a problem that he had always ignored. He had only thought that different countries could not mix technologies due to different education and common sense, but he forgot that the scientists in this world are also architects themselves, and their experimental results are subject to subjective influences, which means that as long as they think they can succeed, even an experiment that cannot succeed has the potential to succeed.

Although there are G·I particle-free environments like the Beehive Prison, it is obvious that the technology developed in such an environment cannot be used in the outside world.

The question is, these experimental results, which are influenced by subjective factors, will inevitably lead scientists to have completely different cognitions. Even scientists from the same school or even the same institute cannot have completely consistent thinking. So how do they invent results that can be used nationwide? It is impossible that all scientists in this world follow the law of causality, right?

Seeing Feng Xue's thoughtful expression, the sister-in-law paused for a moment before explaining:
"Generally speaking, if a researcher develops a useful product, the first thing to do is to invest in large-scale advertising across the country, or at least across the entire pilot area. This is not just to attract sponsorship and publicity, but to make people aware of the product. When everyone knows how the product works and what effects it can produce, the structure that belongs to the inventor can be extended to common sense. In other words, these seemingly magical technological products are essentially automated and belong to the structure of those scientists."

(End of this chapter)