blackstone code

Chapter 2875

After many resonances, Vera's worries about her own aging were relieved a lot, but this was still a potential problem.

When the human cloning technology and transplant surgery of the immortality institution are more perfect in the future, you may be able to consider replacing yourself with a younger body that is your own.

Today's life surgeries basically involve replacing someone else's body.

From a philosophical and idealistic perspective, thought and soul are the criteria that determine whether a person is him or not.

But from a biological point of view, the genetic genes carried by oneself are completely different. More than 95% of the cells in the body have been replaced. This is a brand new person!

Those who are now willing to undergo life-saving surgery are often those who are nearing the end of their lives, like President Bowling.

If they don't change their bodies, then only death awaits them, so even if they become another person, this is the reason why they are willing.

The world's most profound secrets and deepest fears are hidden in the middle between life and death. No one can overcome these easily.

After Lynch left, Vera said some of what Lynch said to the little boy, and the little boy also realized that if he wanted to conceive naturally, now would be a good time.

He went to the girl's house and talked about it with her family. In addition, the girl and her family said they saw Lynch in person, and her family had no reason to refuse!

They are even willing to hold a grand wedding ceremony at their own expense, not only without a penny, but also with a big gift for the little boy.

Of course the little boy didn't agree.

Next, a trial began regarding the assassination of a conservative candidate. In order to avoid being in danger, Lynch went directly to Nagaril.

Although the temperature in Nagaril has reached below zero, it is still much milder than that in the Federation.

There happened to be some new breakthroughs and some new problems here at the institute, which required Lynch to point them in the right direction.

"Recently we have made some new breakthroughs in materials, and the size of computers can be reduced even smaller."

"And we discovered a very interesting phenomenon in our research. During the process of light conduction and electrical conduction, Gaude particles sometimes participate in this process and become entangled with photons and electrons."

"It would make everything more stable, so we're faced with two options at the moment."

"Either continue to conduct research according to the previous research direction and not include the enhancement effect of high-definition particles on physical phenomena in the results."

"The advantage of this is that even if the Gothe particles disappear again one day in the future, our instruments will not lose their function just because the Gothe particles disappear."

"Either we can replenish and update some basic theories of physics, and then redefine key parameters for research and development around the changes caused by Goode particles to physical phenomena."

"The advantage of this is that the research will be advanced at an extremely fast speed. It may not be long before the idea of ​​Global Boy's initial design draft can be realized and the handheld terminal becomes a reality."

"However, its disadvantage is that once the high-definition particles enter the incubation period, all equipment will have problems or even malfunction."

"It's up to you to make decisions on these important research directions."

As the two walked, Lynch listened to what he said and paid attention to some of the scientific research results being displayed.

He did not immediately answer the director of the institute, but walked to a chip that was only about one and a half inches in size and stopped.

A scientist was very proud to introduce to Lynch its almost era-defining parameters. In his words, this is a big leap forward for mankind in related fields and a big step for mankind!

"We are confident that we will launch newer products in the second half of the year, which will also allow us to reduce the size of our current electronic computers again."

"Mr. Lynch, in the future, electronic computers will become a necessary household appliance in every household like television. It will no longer be something out of reach."

Lynch picked up the chip and looked at it. It looked similar to the first 133 chip he saved up to buy, but was slightly larger.

He didn't know much about the specific technology, so he walked towards the back after a few words of encouragement.

Various research results related to microcomputers are displayed here. This is one of the places with the highest technological level in the world.

At the end, Lynch still had more to say, and the electronic information age seemed not so far away.

"We have to take both roads, and we have to take them both successfully and far."

"The instability of Gothe particles does not allow us to bet the future on probability issues. If Gothe particles are always in an explosive state, then we will focus on new theories for research and development."

"At the same time, old research and development cannot be stopped, and precautions must be taken."

"Maybe it will always exist, maybe it will be intermittent, maybe it will disappear after we leave this universe."

"Just tell me what you need, and I will make arrangements for you."

"In addition, I have been thinking about a problem recently."

The two of them had already walked into the office while they were talking. Lin Qi sat on the sofa, and the director brought him coffee. It's very fragrant. The price of coffee outside is ridiculously high now, because coffee beans all over the world are almost extinct. Only the simulated environment in the shelter is still producing coffee beans steadily.

However, the production of these coffee beans is far from being able to supply all human beings, and coffee is becoming a luxury product in short supply. Even the worst coffee is sold at a high price of nearly 100 yuan a cup.

The director took out a small book and said, "We can discuss it."

Facing Lynch, he had no pretensions as a senior scientist. In this regard, everyone at the institute witnessed Lynch's magic.

Lynch held the coffee cup and sorted out his thoughts, "Human beings are the most special creatures in nature. The human body is like a sophisticated instrument, and our brain, to a certain extent, is Our body’s central control system, a biological computer.”

"The storage capacity and computing power of the human brain far exceed that of the computers we have developed, and its materials are readily available."

"The Immortality Institution has been doing research on human bodies. I was wondering, is it possible for us to use the human brain?"

"To combine technology and biology, biochips or bionic chips are a good research direction."

After hearing this, the director immediately fell into deep thought. As a scientist, although he is not involved in the field of biology, he still knows some very basic things.

For example, in terms of storage, the storage capacity of the human brain far exceeds all current storage media, and the restoration is better and more realistic.

The hard drive that is also used for storage is actually not much smaller than the human head, but it can store some high-resolution images and it will be full after just a few dozen of them.

But humans can store countless images, which is something that current computers cannot do.

Lynch provided him with a direction with more development potential, and the director immediately became interested.

But at the same time, he also has some deep concerns, "Will doing this... involve moral and ethical issues?"

Scientists are afraid of this, or civilized people are afraid of this. Although they are often immoral, what they fear is not that they are immoral, but that others will accuse them of being immoral.

Lynch smiled and shook his head, "Some research institutions of the Holy Peace Society process a large number of brains for harmless treatment every year, and these brains come from some cutting-edge biotechnology."

"No one was harmed, no one was murdered, so it's not a case of moral hazard."

"No matter what, I think this is a good direction. Even if we can't use the computing power of the brain, but only use its storage capacity, this will be a breakthrough development!"

The director seemed to be convinced that storage problems have indeed been limiting the development of microcomputers, even though they now actually have better chips and computing power.

However, due to limitations of storage media, the overall development is actually not as good as the individual development of chips.

He recorded these in his notebook and went back to communicate with the research institution at the Holy Peace Society.

As a top scientist, the director actually knows what the Immortal Institution is doing.

However, as one of the beneficiary groups, he does not need to blame anything.

With the capabilities of him and the vast majority of researchers here, Lynch will not let them die so easily. There is a high probability that their lifespan will be extended by Lynch, and they will not have to pay for it themselves.

Then Lynch went to the Institute of Astronomy. They have been studying the largest black hole ever discovered in human history.

Although the progress is not very fast, it cannot be said that there is no progress at all.

"Judging from some of the data we have so far, it is very likely that Gaude particles were emitted from the black hole."

"But this is completely contrary to the basic theories we have learned about astronomy in the past. Nothing has ever been able to escape a black hole. Even light will be swallowed by it."

"Why can high-definition particles be radiated from black holes?"

"It is difficult for us to determine this for the time being. We can only continue to study and observe, and we need more advanced optical solar telescopes."

Looking at a lot of magnificent photos of the universe, Lynch can feel the insignificance of human beings. However, this matter cannot be solved by him alone, or he must bring in other investors.

Although money has long been meaningless to him, some things must be done according to the operating procedures of society.

He pondered for a moment and said, "Get ready. There will be a new conference in January. Then you can explain it to those investors."

“No matter how much investment you get, if it’s not enough, I’ll make up for it.”

"Even if you only get one dollar..."

(End of this chapter)