life copy game.

Chapter 470 Yingying Shimmer
This report looks important and is placed directly in the root directory.

He Ao clicked on the report and read it quietly.

The content of the report analysis is very simple, and it is an extremely academic problem.

How much life can 'organ transplantation' add to an 'old man' whose life is about to end?

The report begins with a reference to the background of the study, the ultimate fate that individual human beings will eventually face: 'aging and dying'.

Regarding the causes of human aging, scientists in the Federation have put forward more than 300 hypotheses for hundreds of years, each with its own reasons.

But what no one can deny is that aging is the final result of many factors, and it is irreversible. The only thing humans can do is 'delay death'.

At present, the Federation's most mature technology to delay 'death' is the whole-body prosthetic body transformation, which replaces all parts of a person except the brain with mechanical prosthetic bodies.

Now the federal scientific community generally believes that the main cause of human "aging and death" is the failure of body organs, the most important thing is heart failure, heart failure leads to insufficient oxygen supply to the whole body, and eventually leads to the death of the whole body.

If we only look at the brain, it is generally believed that the life span of the brain is more than 120 years, and in some special cases, it can even survive for more than 200 years and ensure its function.

Therefore, in theory, the whole body mechanical prosthesis can extend the life span of human beings to over 120 years old.

But in fact, because the Federation is still unable to perfectly simulate the intracranial environment with mechanical devices, the lifespan of full-body prosthesis users is mostly between 70 and 80 years old, which is the same as the average life expectancy of the Federation.

And if the mechanical reformer does not use a sufficiently 'advanced' mechanical prosthesis, or cannot afford the expensive long-term maintenance costs of an advanced mechanical prosthesis, this life expectancy will even drop to 40-50 years old.

Therefore, except for some paraplegics or dying people, very few people will use mechanical prostheses as an option to 'extend life'.

These are the contents of the report. After discussing the advantages and disadvantages of various means of life extension, the report mentioned that they used a new method of 'life extension'.

Through "in vitro cloning" of organs, the cloned vigorous organs replace the original aging organs of the owner, and the purpose of life extension is achieved.

The rest of the report is all about the benefits of this method. For example, many experimental data are listed above, indicating that replacing the heart can prolong the life of the user by 2-5 years, and performing a full-body organ replacement can prolong the life of the user by 5-10 years. [-] years.

Moreover, this service is not a one-time service. After the new organ becomes old, cloned organ transplantation can still be performed.

In addition, in vitro cloning is not limited to the heart, which is an important internal organ. Skin is also a type of organ. Through cloning skin transplantation and a series of surgeries, it is possible for a 70-year-old man to maintain a 20-year-old youthful appearance. tender.

Of course, some private organs can also be cloned, and eighty-year-olds can also revive their eighteenth glory.

The report concluded that this kind of cloned organ transplantation can extend the life span of ordinary people to 150 years or more.

After closing the report, He Ao glanced at the title of the report again, 'Lifetime Replacement Efficiency Analysis Report'.

The replacement should be for both parties, but this report is only for one party throughout, which is more like some kind of advertisement.

He Ao thought for a moment, and began to open the files in this storage one by one.

This report should have deleted part of the content and later changed it to 'advertisement', but because it was not used directly, the file name was not changed.

By looking at other data files, it should be possible to piece together what is missing from the report.

Although He Ao already had a rough guess about the deleted content of the report at this moment, he still needed to verify his guess.

These folders do not have specific names, but use abbreviations and numbers. He Ao does not understand the meaning of these abbreviations, but fortunately, the contents of the files inside are not encrypted, and He Ao can understand them. Word.

At this time, Roger also came over. These materials related to his major, and he was very interested.

It happened that there were a lot of technical terms and experimental data that He Ao didn't understand, so He Ao directly copied a copy of the data to Roger and asked him to analyze it for him.

And he himself went to other documents that he could understand.

Roger didn't expect that he would cause trouble if he poked his head to watch the excitement. He sighed and sat down on the sofa with the bracelet that copied the data.

After assigning those files with a lot of data and strong professionalism to Roger, He Ao began to deal with those more literal content.

These documents are extremely complicated, full of various reports and experimental records, and even some internal documents of Qunxing Pharmaceuticals. Even if He Ao can see ten lines at a glance, it takes him a lot of time to read these documents.

During this period, Ai Ni came out of the shower, glanced at the two who were reading the materials carefully, and walked back to the bedroom carefully.

The whole reading process lasted until five or six o'clock in the morning.

During the period, because the bracelet was out of power, He Ao also dug out the tablet computer that had not been used for a long time.

When He Ao stretched himself after reading all the materials, the sky had already turned pale.

At this moment, the desktop is full of various documents and materials, most of which are manuscript paper written by Roger to check certain data.

He Ao put down his wristband, got up and made two cups of coffee with instant coffee powder, put a cup in front of Roger, then yawned, and sat back on the sofa.

He rummaged through the pile of manuscript paper on the table, finding out the main points he had recorded all night.

Roger looked up at He Ao, pushed his own manuscript paper to his side, and then continued to read the materials.

He Ao held the coffee, took a sip of it, and looked at the important points recorded in his hand.

At this time, the door of Aini's room was slowly opened, and with sleepy eyes, she glanced at the two people who were concentrating on reading the materials at the coffee table, and then walked carefully to the kitchen.

He Ao's eyes still fell on the manuscript paper he had written.

The things recorded in those reports are very complicated, but the useful content can be roughly divided into three parts, 'Institute's business', 'Mars Project', and 'Red's Miscellaneous Notes'.

The research institute's business needs to be combined with Roger's data analysis, He Ao looked at those documents and only summarized two important points.

One is that everyone in the institute, including the staff, doctors, and patients, is polluted by some unknown force. The longer they stay in the institute, the deeper the contamination.

This information comes from a report submitted to Rhett alone by a researcher with extraordinary ability. This report was locked by Rhett in the supercomputer of the safe. Rhett's comment was only one, 'solved'.

Naturally, the problem to be solved is not the pollution problem, but most likely the person who raised the problem.

When He Ao saw Coles' soul before, he also found that he was polluted to a certain extent, which is why he has such a big obsession with the experimental project. These 'pollution' are most likely from the fountain of youth.

Of course, it may also come from Reid who was 'alienated' by the Fountain of Youth.

However, judging from the contents of the report, as long as the contact time is not long, the pollution will not be too serious.

When he saw this, He Ao's fully charged bracelet vibrated. It was a message from Coles, "Did you succeed?"

Because Coles had unexpected expectations in his heart, he reacted very quickly when the institute caught fire, and escaped from the institute smoothly while taking advantage of the chaos.

He also sent a message to He Ao at two or three o'clock in the morning last night, but at that time He Ao's attention was on data analysis, so he didn't see it.

He Ao also knew that Coles didn't really care about his health when he sent him a message, but wanted the research data of the institute, which had become Coles' obsession.

The data was in Red's hands before, and it was a core secret, and Red would definitely not give it to him, but now the data is in He Ao's hands, and these data are not particularly precious to He Ao.

It is much easier to get the data from He Ao than from Red, which is why he is willing to help He Ao.

Since the goal cannot be achieved anyway, it is better to take a risk and choose a higher probability.

And after a night of reading materials, He Ao has roughly determined that the 'Mars Project' cannot be pushed without the consortium and the Fountain of Youth.

He thought for a while, and replied, "I still have some things to deal with, just in these two days, and someone will contact you in two days."

There was no reply immediately, and it took a while before a word was sent, "Okay."

After replying to Coles, He Ao closed the bracelet.

He returned his gaze to the manuscript and continued down.

In the research institute's business, He Ao extracted the second more important point, that is, the research institute is the place where the life potion is 'finally prepared'.

Its preparation method is related to the silver metal box put into the body of those 'volunteers'.

Looks like those metal boxes aren't exactly for 'small organs'.

In addition to the research institute, there are also a lot of information about the Mars plan in those documents.

First of all, the leader of the Mars Project is a person code-named 'Doctor'. This 'Doctor' is mentioned in many of the reports and research materials of the Mars Project saved by Reid, and he has emphasized several times that there is no Doctor' there is no current Mars project.

It can be inferred from this that 'Doctor' seems to be the key person to promote the Mars plan, and it is very likely that he has a deep connection with the fountain of youth.

Secondly, these materials vaguely mentioned the manufacturing method of the 'enhanced potion':
Extract and purify the blood of a powerful beast through a special method, and then mix it with some life potions to create a strengthening potion that can forcibly increase its strength.

Fortified medicine can be injected or directly drunk, but drinking will cause strong burning of the esophagus and stomach,

However, these materials stop here, and there is no relevant process and data for strengthening the preparation of potions.

In addition to the above two points, these materials also mentioned the manufacturing method of the 'Life Potion'.

Mix a certain amount of 'Qi' and 'Fountain of Life' in a ratio of one to two, and then send it to the research institute for special preparation.

The 'Fountain of Life' mentioned here, He Ao guessed it should be the Fountain of Youth diluted by some kind of treatment.

And the 'Qi' should be the 'Qi' of martial arts that He Ao guessed.

However, different from He Ao's original guess, these 'Qi' did not come from any warrior. These research materials said that these 'Qi' came from a certain 'giant machine' that could produce 'Qi'.

He Ao once saw a book introducing martial arts in Ilia Ann's underground library. The author was one of the founders of Qunxing Pharmaceuticals, so it is understandable that Qunxing Pharmaceuticals can train martial artists He Ao.

But the 'machine' that produces 'qi' made him a little confused.

He vaguely felt that he needed to see this 'machine'.

In addition to this 'machine' for producing qi, the data also mentioned another thing that He Ao was interested in, the 'test tube' containing life medicine.

According to the information, this is a 'customized test tube' made by mixing the fragments of the Soul-devouring Orb.

It didn't explain what Soul-devouring beads were, but He Ao couldn't help but think of those marbles he found in the hospital.

He reached out and touched the marbles, and the crystal beads were filled with a faint purple mist.

This 'marble' seems to be used to collect souls.

"what!"

At this time, Roger stretched for a long time, picked up the coffee on the side and took a sip, and then hiccupped, "This workload is too much. The last time I analyzed and studied so much data was the last time. .”

"Listening to your words is like listening to your words."

He Ao put the manuscript paper on the table, "You can obviously use a computer to assist calculations."

"For some data analysis, the computer is not necessarily as fast as me,"

Roger stood up and stretched, and there was a crackling sound all over his body.

"what's the result?"

He Ao took a sip of his coffee and asked softly.

"I have figured out the best formula for these cultivations, as well as the best time and method of mixing life potions. These are things that the research institute has not yet made, but I know that your focus is not here,"

Roger sat back on the sofa and projected the projection of his bracelet on the table,
"What the institute has done can be summed up in a few points, the most important of which is," he raised a finger, "this institute is a 'large organ culture factory'."

"Ok?"

Ho looked up.

"I know you should have almost deduced this conclusion, and I will talk about it in more detail next,"

Roger said slowly, "The organ cloning technology developed by Qunxing Pharmaceuticals is very interesting. They use something called 'Fountain of Life' to inject life into cloned organs that cannot maintain their vitality and make them 'survive'.

"However, this method cannot be used casually. He needs to inject the fountain of life before the organ has grown into a normal form, and then implant this organ into the body of a living person, and let the living person support this organ."

The answer was not quite what He Ao expected. He asked softly, "Will this behavior have any impact on the organ donors?"

"Life reduction,"

Roger said calmly, "Taking out the damage to normal organs caused by the 'cloned organ' and the donor's increased risk of disease due to foreign bodies in the body, the life span of the donor will be greatly improved after donating the organ. Decline."

He Ao: "Is there a specific decline figure?"

"Taking the heart as an organ that requires long-term vigorous activity as an example, it takes about three months to support a cloned heart until it passes through the critical growth period," Roger leaned on the sofa, watching the gradually bright sunshine outside the window ,
"According to the data of the research institute, the direct life loss caused by these three months is about 5-10 years, and most of the donors lost about 8 years of life. Of course, this does not include complications and their own organs. In the case of lost injuries, the average life expectancy is about 12 years after calculating these two factors.”

And transplanting this cloned heart to the clone's original owner can only increase the life span of 2-5 years.

At this moment, He Ao suddenly understood what the "life replacement efficiency" in that report meant.

If calculated according to the highest loss, 12 years is converted into two years, and the loss can exceed 80%.

In fact, this is a transaction. The institute asks the poor to cultivate 'organs' for them, and the so-called 'subsidy' they give is actually purchase money, the purchase money for the life of the poor.

They buy lives from the poor and sell them to the rich.

He Ao clicked and opened the report on 'Life Replacement Efficiency' to Roger.

Roger stared at the report with some doubts. Gradually, his eyes narrowed, "This is..."

"Trade life."

He Ao said calmly.

He glanced at the Soul-devouring Orb in his hand. In the research institute, there is a high probability of having this kind of Soul-devouring Orb. After those volunteers run out of life, there is a high probability that their souls will be 'taken away'.

Roger fell into a brief silence, he didn't know how to describe his current feelings.

He intuitively felt that such things should be unreasonable, but he was shocked to find that these things were 'reasonable' in a certain sense.

He sighed and sat back on the sofa, "They can't find a job, have no future, can't support the burden of life, can't repay the loan, raise children, so they can only sell their lives in exchange for meager income to hope Overcoming the current difficulties, as for the future, it is no longer something they can consider."

He has been working as an underground doctor these years, and he has seen a large number of people who have no choice but to take risks and do some dangerous things because they can't survive. What they do is actually no different from 'selling their lives'.

But those things were not as common as the 'trading life', which made him feel so uncomfortable.

He soon realized the source of the discomfort.

After all, there are only a small number of people who take the risk out of the fire, and this kind of "trading life" can be scaled up and quickly expanded to the entire Federation like an industrial product.

If this kind of thing really spreads, countless desperate people will inevitably step into this 'life shop' and sell their lives cheaply.

Like vampires, the consortium will buy these 'lives' at the lowest price and sell them at a high price.

And those who already have nothing and are burdened with high loans have no other options.

Roger, who is used to this kind of operation, can almost predict that in order to buy the life at the 'lowest price', the consortium will push those who have not yet fallen into despair into despair.

The birth of this 'deal' can plunge countless desperate people into deeper despair.

Roger subconsciously felt that the world shouldn't be like this, but he was suddenly aware of his own powerlessness.

Now that the development of artificial cloning organs is limited, this kind of "commercial project" that can "trade life" and obtain a lot of profits from it will inevitably be vigorously promoted by the consortium.

The world shouldn't be like this, but he can't change it.

His strength cannot fight against a behemoth like Qunxing Pharmaceutical, let alone the consortium alliance that may be united with Qunxing Pharmaceutical.

"Dad, Uncle Roger, we can call the FBI."

There was a soft sound behind him, and Roger turned to find Ernie standing behind the sofa with a tray of egg sandwiches on it.

She didn't know how long she had been standing here, and she seemed to have heard the conversation between He Ao and Roger just now.

Roger rubbed his eyebrows, not knowing how to reply to this newly recognized 'little niece'.

He knew exactly what the FBI would and wouldn't do.

But He Ao raised his head and looked into his daughter's eyes. There was a glimmer of light in those beautiful light brown eyes.

　More than 5000 words on the third day, please ask for a ticket.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)