The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman.

Chapter 1573 People Who Chase the Sun (41)

Charles lowered his head, wrinkled the muscles around his eyes and looked at the line he had just written, and said: "Generally speaking, adult patients with autism or Asperger's disease who have complete behavioral capabilities do not need long-term sensory integration training, attention correction, or behavior pattern training like adolescents or children.

"But if you want their behavior to be further improved, my suggestion is to stimulate the brain through comprehensive training of the nervous system to make it more active..."

At this moment, Strange interrupted Charles with a hand, and said, "Thank you, professor, I fully understand your professionalism. I also have some research in neurology, but what we need to know now is the specific treatment method and effect, and the principle is not important."

"To put it simply, it's more exercise." Charles was quite straightforward. He put down the paper in his hand, glanced at the faces of Stark and Strange, and said, "I mean exercise other than mental exercise, especially outdoor exercise that can fully mobilize the motor nerves."

Stark frowned, and Steve also showed a embarrassed expression. Nick pursed his lips and said, "Schiller doesn't look like he likes outdoor sports. According to my observation, few of the scientists doing research in New York can exercise. If they don't need to meet the basic survival needs, they would like to stick themselves in front of the laboratory bench without moving a step."

"But we all know that outdoor exercise is good for mental health. In addition to the open space that makes people feel comfortable physically and mentally, fully mobilizing the motor nerves is also conducive to making the work of the brain more balanced."

"Studies have shown that for people who have been doing high-intensity mental work all year round, strengthening physical exercise can significantly improve symptoms such as insomnia, anxiety, and nerve pain, especially the excitement brought about by muscle relaxation and blood flow can reduce depression."

"But Schiller is already excited enough." Steve said instinctively, but suddenly he reacted, he looked at Charles and said, "You mean, if there are other ways to combat the negativity and emptiness caused by trauma, Schiller naturally doesn't need to develop greed so extreme, right?"

Charles nodded, and only then did the other people in the room understand the significance of Charles' proposed treatment plan.

If autism and trauma and all the negative things are like a flow of water, greed is more like a pipe.

Superheroes, including members of the Avengers, Nick, and even Loki and Thor in Asgard, who have more dealings with Schiller, do not have professional psychological knowledge and do not know the cause of the water leak. They just found that the structure of the water pipe is too hard. Due to the increase in the strength of the material, it loses its toughness and risks breaking itself, so they want to soften the water pipe.

And Charles is more like a professional plumber. He noticed that there was a problem with the traces left by the water flowing through the inner wall of the water pipe, so he traced back to the source of the water flow, and found out what kind of impact made Schiller build a stronger defense. Then he found that it is better to weaken the water flow than to modify the water pipe.

The impact strength of the water flow is weakened, and the water pipes naturally do not need to be so hard. This is the fundamental solution to the problem, and it is also the way most professional psychiatrists treat patients.

Charles sighed and continued.

"Many times, family members and people around people with mental illness like to improve their situation through behavior modification, such as calming the hyperactive ones and cheering up the depressed ones."

"But in fact, all kinds of abnormal behaviors may be the defense of patients with mental illness against real trauma. You can't ask a dam that needs to face the impact of huge waves to weaken its strength, because if he becomes like a normal person, he may be completely defeated by the realistic pressure he faces or post-traumatic sequelae."

The atmosphere in the room became gloomy, and Stark still had a little hope. He looked at Charles and asked, "Is there really no way to completely heal? I mean Schiller's autism and mental trauma."

"Maybe you will think of deleting the memory." Charles pursed his lips and continued, "But from my many years of mind reading experience, the human brain has a certain amount of physical memory. Just deleting the software, even if it is me, cannot be completely deleted."

"And after the memory is deleted, a reasonable memory must be recompiled to replace the original memory. If there is a logical loophole anywhere, it is very likely to bring about a complete collapse."

"Besides, I don't have the ability to completely remove such a large tower from the world, which is impossible."

Magneto raised his eyelids and looked at Charles, as if feeling surprised. This was the first time he heard the omnipotent Professor X admit that there was something he couldn't do.

Eric knew very well that although Professor X repeated countless times to everyone that he could do nothing as long as Magneto put on the helmet, it sounded like a kindergarten teacher coaxing children.

"What about autism?" Stark still didn't give up.

The expression on Charles' face became a little weird, he looked at Stark and said, "Tony, do you want your anxiety and your genius wisdom to disappear at the same time?"

Stark froze for a moment, and then said: "Are you kidding, of course not, how can my genius wisdom disappear?"

"High-functioning autism does bring some wisdom that is different from ordinary people." Charles tapped the paper with the tip of the pen in his hand, and continued: "If autism is completely cured, it means that these talents and wisdom may also disappear. The possibility is not 100%, but there are risks."

Nick immediately said: "Even if it affects a little bit, we humans and even the nine countries need Schiller's genius brain."

"Then we have to strike a balance between preserving his wisdom and alleviating his pain. His former psychiatrist has laid a good foundation for us, so naturally we cannot fall behind."

"As for the exercise therapy plan you mentioned, Professor Charles, can you talk about it in detail?" Steve asked.

"Of course, Schiller may not like sports very much, and his growth conditions made it impossible for him to develop the habit of exercising, but I think there is a kind of sport in this world that can develop motor nerves quite comprehensively."

"What is it?" The others turned to look at Charles curiously.

"fight."

Stark's eyes widened immediately, as if he didn't know Charles. Charles blinked his eyes mischievously and said, "Don't think of me as that kind of rigid old stubborn. Xavier School for Gifted Boys also holds fighting competitions from time to time."

"I asked the students not to use their mutant abilities, and they were not allowed to hold weapons, but they were allowed to punch and kick their opponents, even if the two hugged and rolled around, it was fine."

"Facts have proved that in the case of the same weight class, students with more coordinated limbs and more comprehensive development of motor nerves will have an advantage. If you want to win in a fight, you need a lot of exercise."

Steve nodded approvingly. He has experience in this area. Stark, who had long since abandoned the fighting style of melee combat, curled his lips in disapproval, but he did not express any objection.

"The question is who do we want him to fight?" Strange asked another question. Looking at Charles' expression, he slowly opened his mouth and said, "Isn't it? Professor, you don't want him to fight those big bugs, do you?"

"Why not? They are natural teaching aids." Charles showed a big smile, and said, "They are strong enough, numerous in number, and ferocious in appearance. No one would accuse Schiller of being too violent and evil just because he fought with these bugs."

Strange's expression froze for a moment, he thought of the reason why Schiller chose to annihilate the Zerg as the target of Li Wei in the barren land at the end of time when Schiller said his plan.

All psychiatrists in the world are generally black, Strange thought, Professor X with thick eyebrows and big eyes is not much better.

"But the problem is, Schiller doesn't seem to need to fight this group of bugs." Nick questioned, he said: "He can turn all labor into mental work, and then let others do the most laborious work."

"Even if Schiller really can't control others, but he turns into mist and floats in the middle of the universe, the group of bugs can't do anything to him, and I heard that the gray mist has evolved to an adult body, and its lethality is probably not bad. If it is one-sided crushing the situation, it will have no effect, right?"

But at this time, Charles showed a confident smile and replied: "I learned when I visited Schiller's thinking tower before that not every Schiller has such a great ability to cope with all situations without pressure."

"You mean, Schiller also has a relatively mediocre side?"

Charles nodded and said, "That's an artificial trait created by others to get closer to the abilities of ordinary people. More importantly, this relatively mediocre personality trait is extremely unlucky."

"Unlucky? How unlucky?"

"Hurry up! Prepare to evacuate! We are about to be captured, Peter! Peter! Come here, we have to get out of the spaceship!"

Schiller yelled towards the laboratory at the end of the spaceship. There was a rush of noise in the laboratory. Banner rushed out and looked out the porthole first, and said in shock, "How could this be? Isn't the spaceship parked properly?!"

"How do I know, in short, hurry up and bring your experimental products, we have to get out of here! The navigation system of the spaceship is completely disordered, quickly abandon the ship and escape!"

Peter also rushed out, stunned by the scene outside the porthole, he rushed back to the laboratory in a hurry, and shouted to Dum and Otto who were still dissecting: "Hurry up! Take this bug and go, we are about to be captured by the gravity of a neutron star!!!"

Dum was stunned, and Otto turned pale with shock. Before the two of them could ask, a burst of gray fog filled the air, covering everyone and the bug corpses on the test bench, and took them out of the cabin.

The gray mist flew to the nearest asteroid with all the members in the cabin at an extremely fast speed. After landing, Otto was still a little dizzy, and asked a little dullly: "What's going on? How did we fly into the gravitational circle of the neutron star?"

"Is there a possibility that a neutron star flew into our gravitational circle?"

"what???"

But after the gray fog dissipated, few people couldn't believe the scene above the sky. The ship didn't move, and a huge neutron star flew through the universe like a billiard ball with a "swish".

The escape velocity of the neutron star is too high, and the explosion when it collides with other celestial bodies is also extremely violent. It can be said that if this spaceship was not made by the Kree Empire, there would be no scum left.

"What's going on here?" Several human scientists looked at me and you, and then turned to look at Schiller at the same time.

Schiller coughed lightly, and said, "I don't know, I was just staying in the main control room, and this neutron star came crashing into me by itself."

"I think we can follow the pulse trace left by the neutron star to see where it came from." Peter proposed.

The thinking of scientists is different from that of ordinary people. Most people lose their spaceships during space adventures, and they must think about how to find a new one, or how to return safely.

Schiller was thinking about this too, but the other mad scientists hit it off and decided to see why this neutron star couldn't think about it.

Schiller didn't refute too much. He turned into a gray mist and led a few people along the traces of the neutron star, and then discovered a series of speechless accident causes.

(End of this chapter)