Let you be the wall-facer: you turn around and join the Three-Body Problem?

Lin Xuan's words made Hines feel relieved.

"What you want is not too difficult to make. It is similar to the steps I took to create the Mewtwo database. The difference is that I use the computing power of the human brain to superimpose it on the computer, while you want to analyze the entire brain activity process of humans."

"Yes, Mr. Lin Xuan, it is precisely because you have experience in this area before that I hope you can do it for me. Thank you for your help."

Lin Xuan smiled.

"That's nothing. In fact, the consciousness extractor you made for me before already has the initial function of detecting human brain activity. My task is just to find a way to display the entire extraction process in the real world, but this is also one of the biggest difficulties."

"The human brain is so complex that it is already difficult to extract information. It is also difficult to analyze and visualize each piece of extracted information. This was almost impossible with the computer technology at the time. However, Ms. Yamasugi Keiko still came up with a very interesting idea."

"what?"

When mentioning Keiko Yamasugi, a hint of barely perceptible joy flashed in Hines' eyes.

"Moore's Law. We used the simplest and most violent method to solve this problem and built an ultra-large traditional structure computer. Professor Wang Miao upgraded the plasticity and stability of nanomaterials some time ago. This material is just right for making nanochips for integrated circuits. In the end, we integrated about 500 billion such chips on a board and created a mechanical brain!"

As Lin Xuan spoke, she had already brought Hines to the former site of the British Museum.

After this place was destroyed by Lin Xuan's material filter last time, the British Parliament rebuilt it.

However, the cultural relics they had looted had already been taken away by Lin Xuan, so they had to convert this place into a scientific research institute.

The two walked into the hall, and Lin Xuan took out a metal bar from his pocket, on which numbers were jumping rapidly.

This is the dynamic key of this computer. Lin Xuan inserted it into the card slot in the wall, and suddenly, the whole room lit up.

"Look, Dr. Hines, the miracle of human beings in computer research."

Hines looked up and saw the roof. Densely packed nanoscale chips were flashing like fireflies in the night sky, from bottom to top, eventually forming an image of a human brain.

"This……"

Hines was so shocked by the scene that he was speechless. He spoke after a long while.

"This is truly an unprecedented man-made miracle."

"Of course, if we fail, it will be the last time we fail."

Lin Xuan said the second half of what Hines wanted to say.

"I'll show you something interesting."

Lin Xuan gestured in the air with her hands, and suddenly, the star-like nanochips above her head were magnified a little.

Only then did Hines see clearly that there were thin tentacles extending around each of these chips, and it was these things that completed the complex connections between these chips.

"You really used machinery to simulate a human brain!"

Hines was shocked.

He is an expert in brain science. With just one glance, he understood that Lin Xuan had restored the entire neural connections of the human brain.

"Yes, this is a diagram of the structure of a complete human brain. We combine this machine with the consciousness extractor to complete the simulation of human brain activity. If I understand correctly, the analytical camera you want should be this thing, right?"

"Yes, that's right!"

Hines could no longer conceal his excitement at this time, but he soon realized a problem.

"You said this machine displays the brain activity of a person. So whose brain is this?"

"Your wife's. She insisted on being the first experimenter."

As Lin Xuan spoke, he pressed the switch in his hand, and the chips began to restore the test results at that time.

The entire chip matrix suddenly became brighter as if a handful of gunpowder was thrown into a flame, and the bright spots of light became brighter.

Five hundred billion chips turned into a dense sea of ​​stars, some looked like rivers, some like whirlpools, and some like tides that swept across everything.

"This is a complete analytical image of the brain. You can use it to see the entire process of each nerve working when the brain is working. This is the analytical camera you want."

When Lin Xuan said this, she seemed to remember something.

"Oh, by the way, Ms. Yamasugi Keiko asked me to tell you that she was thinking of you when you saw this picture."

Chapter 82 The water is poisonous!

Hines and Keiko Yamasugi met many years ago.

At that time, Hines had just started his research on brain science, and Keiko Yamasugi was his assistant researcher.

"Dr. Hines, the brain science project we were working on before has already produced results. The data from several experiments are similar, which shows that your previous hypothesis was correct." Keiko Yamasugi, who was wearing a white research suit, smiled and handed the experimental report in her hand to Hines.

"Thank you for your hard work, Ms. Huizi. You have helped me a lot during this period. After this project is finished, I will treat you to a meal as a thank you."

Yamasugi Keiko was somewhat flattered when she heard this.

"Ah, Dr. Hines, all this is thanks to you. Without your guess in that direction, the experiment would not have been so successful. I just did what I should do. I feel very honored to be able to help you!"

Keiko Yamasugi bowed to Hines and ran away as if escaping.

Seeing this, the other researchers on the side couldn't help but tease Hines.

"Dr. Hines, do you like Miss Keiko?"

"Dr. Hines, you should be more proactive. You seem too gentlemanly. Love is different from other things. You can't wait for Miss Keiko to confess to you, right?"

"Come on, Bill, get her!"

Hines smiled helplessly.

He didn't know when he fell in love with Keiko Yamasugi. Maybe it was because of time, or maybe it was the first time he saw her, but both of them could feel the love from each other.

……

"The first experiment begins. Please note that when the bright spot turns green, the sixth batch of test propositions will be displayed. If the proposition is true, press the right button. If the proposition is false, press the left button."

Hines stood in front of the operating table, adjusting the final parameters, while Lin Xuan watched it all silently on the side.

"Now, the experiment begins."

"Proposition 1. Coal is black."

"Proposition 2, 1+1 equals 2."

"Proposition 3: In the same region, winter is colder than summer."

"Proposition 4: Men can generally get pregnant."

"Proposition 5. The moon is generally brighter than the sun."

……

Each proposition was presented on a small screen in front of the subjects, with each proposition displayed for 4 seconds.

The subjects pressed the buttons on the left and right sides according to their own judgment, and their heads were connected to the consciousness extractor, which connected them to the entire supercomputer.

The analytical camera continuously scans their brains through computers and provides feedback on their brain's neural activity.

This was Hines' preliminary experiment in thinking research. He asked Lin Xuan to build such an analytical camera in order to comprehensively observe the neural changes in the human brain when making judgments.

These simpler propositions make it easier to capture the subjects' brain nerves at work, and thus serve as the starting point for his and Lin Xuan's experiment.

“It’s a very interesting phenomenon.”

Lin Xuan brought the two comparison pictures to Hines.

Those are two sets of brain nerve pictures taken by analytical cameras, and one is the brain nerve picture of the subject in his normal state.

The other is a brain neural map captured by a analytical camera at the moment of thinking and judging.

“This shows that my guess is correct.”

Hines called up the two pictures on the console and asked the computer to mark the different places with red punctuation.

"See? It's a miracle."

Hines pointed at the red dots on the computer and said to Lin Xuan.

"As I had previously suspected, judgmental thinking is not generated at a specific location in the brain's neural network, but rather has a specific pattern of nerve impulse transmission."

He pressed a few buttons on the console to retrieve and locate these neuronal patterns. In an instant, a clear line of neural pulses appeared in front of the two of them.

"If we can understand how the brain judges, can we modify the way they judge something?"

Lin Xuan was too lazy to wait for Hines to continue talking, so she directly brought the topic back to the main track.

Hines was stunned.

"how do you know?"

Lin Xuan spread her hands helplessly.

"Isn't this obvious? Since even the brain's judgment of thinking patterns can be detected, why not try to modify it?"

"What would we get then, a complete change in a person's thinking pattern?"

Hines shook his head.

"I don't know. This requires further experiments."

As Hines spoke, he entered a series of operating instructions on the computer and gave a new proposition to all the subjects at the same time.

“The water is poisonous!”

Chapter 83 Water is non-toxic

However, no one expected that an accident would occur on the second day of the experiment.

"Dr. Hines, Mr. Lin Xuan, there seems to be something wrong with subject No. 104."

When the director of the medical department reported the news to the two, neither of them seemed too surprised.

"what's the situation?"

"He...he seems to have hydrophobia." The director of the medical department thought about it, and seemed to feel that his statement would lead the two to misjudge, so he quickly added.

"Sir, this is not rabies. He can still drink water normally. It's just that he has a problem with his understanding of water. He thinks... the water is poisonous."

"Is the water poisonous? Is it some kind of mental illness? Like paranoia,"

"No, no, no, that's not the case. He doesn't think the water was poisoned, but... he thinks the water itself is highly poisonous!"

The three of them quickly arrived at Subject 104's room.

No. 104 is a voluntary college student who accepted the experiment just to earn some pocket money and, of course, an internship certificate.

"He has been without water since yesterday. We had no choice but to give him a transfusion because we were afraid he would die of dehydration."

The head of the medical department said this, pointing to the microwave oven in the corner of his room.

"See? Now he has to roast all the food before he tries to eat it."

As he was speaking, No. 104 in the room had already noticed the people outside the door. He rushed over and grabbed Hines in horror.

"Dr. Hines, Mr. Lin Xuan, they want to kill me, and they want me to drink water!"

As he spoke, he pointed excitedly at a glass of water on a table not far away.

"These don't seem like symptoms of rabies," said Lin Xuan.

"Indeed." Hines also nodded in agreement with Lin Xuan's statement.

People with true aquaphobia will have horrific spasms at the sight of water. Even the sound of running water will drive them crazy. Even the word "water" cannot be spoken.

"What kind of unlucky college student is this? How can a part-time job end up like this for him?"

Only Hines could understand what Lin Xuan said.

Hines came to subject No. 104 and asked softly.

"So you think the water is poisonous?"

"Is there anything to doubt about this? Just like there is light in the day and oxygen in the air, isn't this a matter of common sense?"

“Is this common sense?”

Everyone was shocked at first, but Hines still wanted to try again, and he tried to comfort them.

"Young man, don't be nervous. Seventy percent of our bodies are made up of water."

Subject 104 looked somewhat dazed.

"Yes, Doctor, this is incredible to me as well. I...I don't know how to explain this phenomenon."