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Chapter 119 Ordinary life

The communication between the CIA and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency did not affect Raphael's normal life.

She only needs to allocate the corresponding computing power to the corresponding subjects to maintain a relatively relaxed campus life.

Among them, mathematics and physics are what she values ​​most.

For example, there is no simpler counting method in the world than binary, which only has two numbers "0" and "1".

From a purely mathematical point of view, it makes more sense even than the decimal system used today.

But humans have 10 fingers, which is much more convenient to use than binary, so much so that in the process of evolution and civilization development, humans adopted the decimal system.

The history of binary system usage is very bad, and it can even be traced back to human civilization before the Common Era. It was not until the 17th century that Leibniz, the greatest German mathematician, perfected it and used 0 and 1 to represent its two numbers.

In addition, in addition to being a counting method, binary can also represent logical "yes" and "no".

This feature is very useful in indexing. Boolean operations are operations on binary, especially the second feature of binary, which is very simple. There may be no simpler operation than Boolean operations.

Although every Internet search engine claims to be so smart and intelligent, it has not fundamentally escaped the framework of Boolean operations.

In his book "The Laws of Thought", Boole showed people for the first time how to solve logical problems using mathematical methods.

Before this, the general understanding of mankind was that mathematics and logic were two different disciplines, and even today UNESCO still strictly separates them.

Boolean algebra couldn't be simpler.

There are only two operands: 0 for false and non-zero for true.

There are only three basic operations: "AND", "OR" and "NOT", but later people discovered that these three operations can be converted into one "AND NOT" operation.

For example, the result of the judgment "the sun rises from the west" is "0" - that is, it is false; the result of the judgment "water can flow" is "1", then the result of the judgment "the sun rises from the west and water can flow" is "0".

Mathematicians of Boole's time could not understand what problem such a simple operation could solve.

In fact, in the more than 80 years since Boolean algebra was proposed, it really had no decent applications.

It was not until 1938 that Shannon pointed out in his master's thesis that Boolean algebra could be used to implement switching circuits, making Boolean algebra the basis of digital circuits.

The original text of the paper is preserved in Raphael's mental space, which is a perfect example of applying mathematics to reality.

All mathematical and logical operations, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation, square root, etc., can all be converted into binary Boolean operations.

In fact, the development of mathematics is actually a process of continuous abstraction and generalization.

These abstract methods seem to be getting further and further away from life, but they can eventually find their place of application, such as Boolean algebra.

She can also use practical applications of Boolean operations to illustrate the relationship between literature retrieval and Boolean operations.

For a keyword entered by a user, the search engine needs to determine whether each document contains this keyword.

If a document contains it, the system will give the document a logical value - true (1), otherwise it will give the document a logical value - false (0).

For example, if you want to find literature on the application of atomic energy, but don't want to know how to make an atomic bomb, you can write a query like this:

"Atomic energy AND application AND (NOT atomic bomb)".

This means that qualified literature must meet three conditions at the same time, namely, include atomic energy, include applications, and not include atomic bombs.

For each of the above conditions, a document has an answer of "true 1" or "false 0". Based on the truth value operation, it can be determined whether each document is the one being sought.

In this way, logical reasoning and calculation can be unified.

This is the beauty of mathematics, and Raphael is willing to put in enough computing power to understand and learn it.

Investing enough computing power in mathematics and physics is a business that will never lose money.

If the CIA had not completely ignored their existence in recent times, Raphael would not have been able to spare the time and computing power.

She had created enough threads in her mind to handle her schoolwork, while leaving some computing power to run a normal life.

As for her outward performance, the classmates who paid attention to Raphael were surprised to find that she seemed a little dull these days, but her progress in schoolwork surpassed all of them.

The advisory teacher of the wind band club also began to pay attention to this transfer student who had suddenly become diligent, simply because Raphael intervened in the underlying operations of the body, allowing the respiratory cooling system to inhale a larger amount of air when simulating breathing, while at the same time being able to finely control the amount of air exhaled.

These adjustments gave her "lung capacity," albeit simulated one.

Compared with normal people, her breathing capacity is still relatively weak, but she has been able to stabilize elements such as the timbre and interval of long notes of musical instruments.

Suzune complained to Asuka, "This is really too risky."

If something goes wrong, they have to access Raphael's body from the outside.

As the main fighting force among the three, Lingyin thinks that Raphael's body adjustments are too radical.

Because no matter how similar they look to humans, we must not forget that they are not actually human.

"I know that better than you," Raphael replied.

She knew this very clearly when she was in New York.

No one can jump around for dozens of days in a row within the range covered by the ELID wide-area collapse radiation. Most people who stay in that damn place for so long become ELID infected.

Even Cecilia, who had been taking anti-collapse radiation drugs, still suffered from sequelae.

When the two last contacted, Miss Cecilia said that she still needed treatment to repair the damage to her body caused by the collapse radiation.

Not only that, but the anti-radiation drugs and the emergency hormone medications SHD provided to the agent put a heavy strain on her liver and kidneys.

These are all slow and laborious tasks, and can only be solved by resting quietly.

As for April Kehl, the writer was in good condition and she retreated with the National Guard.

But because the information provided by Captain Willis was detailed and reliable enough, she had to undergo medical training for some time.

Yes, the National Guard Captain did not simply lie, but very seriously registered himself for the National Guard under the draft laws…

In other words, April went from being a well-known New York writer to a medical soldier in the National Guard.

Fortunately, since I am just a member of the National Guard, I only need to participate in military training 48 weekends a year, and I only need to complete 15 days of active duty training every year.

So Aibo only needs to complete her battlefield medical training, and she can leave smoothly and return to normal life.

Chapter 120 You are Russian

Raphael really hated the news programs broadcast on Japanese TV. The small screen was crowded with a few amateur critics who came out of nowhere and chattered about the United Nations World Heritage Site Administration's survey work in Fukushima City.

Others just came to take a look at the blockade, not to dig deep into the ground, so what's there to scold? Shouldn't the normal handling work be to cooperate, let them complete the inspection as soon as possible, and then send the person away happily?

The situation was different in Fukushima City. There were protests every day, blocking the door of the ruins management office and preventing them from going out to work.

After all this time, the time was stretched to 29 years.

"Oh, the people from the Ruins Management Bureau haven't finished yet?"

Lingyin walked into the living room with a cup of water and sat down. After glancing at the TV news, she felt extremely bored.

"The survey was originally planned to be completed within 10 days, but due to the impact of the anti-relic movement, it has been delayed until January. It is estimated that it has not been completed yet." Asuka kept stroking her hair, with a bright red hair tie on her left wrist.

"This efficiency..."

Raphael almost laughed, but just trembled his shoulders on the sofa.

"Fukushima city police did not provide additional protection for the site management agency staff because they were instructed to protect the hotel, not the people."

Asuka tied her hair into a high ponytail, which swayed from side to side with her movements.

"However, with this abnormal development of events, we are likely to receive new orders." She tapped twice on the computer and said.

"Harry said that the CIA will only call us when they are short of manpower, so..."

Raphael had no intention of moving at all. Instead of worrying about it, he might as well just live his daily life well.

She didn't know what the Japanese were worried about. As long as the ruins were sealed and not poked or messed with, there would be no disaster. But the recent wind direction made most people focus on the ruins, as if guiding something...

You don't want to stir up panic among the people and then kill the staff of the United Nations Heritage Conservancy, do you?

Raphael was amused by his own guess.

The study of relics is not that simple. When humans come into contact with an unfamiliar relic object, they have to simulate the original design from a theoretical perspective, confirm what it can and cannot do, and then absorb its manufacturing technology and complete reverse imitation.

Just like the Manhattan Project in the last century, it requires the participation of the most brilliant minds in human history, such as Einstein, Fermi, Bohr, Oppenheimer, von Neumann, Lawrence, etc., plus hundreds of scientists from various fields.

Those people were the scientific giants of the last century.

In this era, if you want to study the ruins, you must invest enough outstanding scientists like the Manhattan Project...

"In short, this is a chaotic scene. Those things should be considered by the relevant personnel of the Japanese government. If the staff of the ruins management agency are attacked, the local government of Fukushima and the Japanese officials should also find ways to make up for it."

Raphael stood up from the sofa, stretched and said, "Now living our lives well is a victory."

"Haha," Asuka covered his mouth and laughed evilly, "You were not like this when you first came to Kyoto, Raphael."

"is it?"

Raphael spoke with certainty, without feeling the slightest bit of guilt for slacking off.

……

Bo Luoqingke watched the runway approaching, closed his eyes and took a deep breath.

bang——

The loud noise from the tires below reminded him that the flight crew had landed a little too hard. Fortunately, the pilot had good driving skills and kept the plane firmly on the runway.

Polo Qingke flew from Moscow to Japan. When his passport was checked, he was allowed to pass easily with a wave of his hand.

After passing that checkpoint, take the Shinkansen directly to Fukushima City.

When he arrived in Fukushima, Polo Qingke thought that since he was a theoretical physicist, he should dress more elegantly. So after leaving the Shinkansen station, he went straight to a men's clothing store to dress up.

Unfortunately, his disguise was meaningless. When the protesters saw the blond and blue-eyed foreigner, they immediately surrounded him.

Bo Luoqingke had never seen such a scene before, and was so scared that he thought his vest had fallen off.

After stumbling through six or seven streets, he finally got rid of the Japanese who followed him. Then, he continued to move forward for 6 kilometers according to the map, turned several corners in a row, and finally came to a high-end residential area where professionals once lived.

There was a Volkswagen parked in the driveway of the house he was looking for. The lawn was still neatly mowed, of course, and the house was in perfect order, even the curtains in the windows were in perfect order.

But there is a sense of disrepair and decay in the air, but this atmosphere is not felt as much as it is seen visually.

"I'm here to visit Dr. Sabulov," he said to the lady at the door, who was probably Mrs. Sabulov.

"Excuse me, who should I tell him who wants to see him?" she asked solemnly.

She was over forty years old, and the skin on her stern cheeks was stretched tautly, and wrinkles radiated out from her dull blue eyes and bloodless, tightly pursed lips.

She looked at the man standing on the steps at the door with great interest, and there seemed to be a hint of longing in her expression.

Although Bo Luoqingke couldn't understand why she had such an expression, he still had to seize the opportunity and make good use of it.

"Just say he's an old friend," Bo Luoqingke said with a smile, to highlight the image of a friend, "will I bring him a surprise?"

She hesitated for a moment, then her expression softened and she began to show hospitality.

"Please come in."

Polochenko waited in the living room, and he realized that his first impression was correct—but the reason for it made him feel as if he had been hit by all kinds of things. Looking at the layout of the house, he couldn't help but recall his apartment in the suburbs of Moscow.

The same custom-made furniture looked so exquisite at the time, and was completely different from what ordinary Russian people could buy. But now these custom-made furniture are no longer as appealing at first sight as before.

Perhaps it was because of the changing times. Bo Luoqingke was still thinking to himself when he heard footsteps coming towards him.

But before they saw the person, they saw the dust. Mrs. Shabulov had not cleaned the room like a diligent Russian housewife, which was a clear sign that something was wrong between the couple.

"Who is it?" Dr. Shabulov Dmitrovich asked, and then he opened his eyes wide and recognized Polochenko. "Ah, I'm so glad to see you!"

"I was just wondering if you still remember me, an old man." Boroqingke chuckled and stretched out his hand to shake his. "Long time no see, Sabulov."

"It's been a long time, brother! Come to my study."

The two men walked towards the study under the curious gaze of Mrs. Sabulov. Sabulov closed the door behind him before he spoke.

"I'm so sad that your wife is gone. What happened is so tragic that it's hard to describe."

"The dead are gone, are you okay?" asked Bo Luoqingke.

"The technical exchange went smoothly. The Japanese have a lot of ingenuity in design. However, due to the anti-relic movement over the past few months, my project is about to be suspended."

Sablov Dmitrovich is nominally a distinguished professor at Kyoto University. He has almost reached the top level in the field of bionics and was invited to Kyoto University to participate in the research of the next generation of industrial robots.

Although Japan's bionic technology is relatively rudimentary, there are always people who come up with clever ideas to solve problems that arise in design and experiments, even though this often leads to more serious troubles later on, which also surprises Dr. Sabulov.

It's a pity that their engineering technology is a bit poor, and it is difficult to apply laboratory-level products to industry. If they are forced to apply them, the yield rate will be very poor.