Glitch utopia

After confronting Linda Linda, Ta Pai grabbed Sun Jack's hand and dragged him outside.

"Let's go, this bullshit Third Class, don't even think about using your life as a cognitive bomb! Our people have surrounded the outside. If they want to use force, then wait for these guys to taste AA's nuclear bomb!"

However, the increasing pulling force on her hand gradually nailed Ta Pai to the spot. She turned around and looked at Sun Jack in astonishment.

Sun Jack looked at her with a smile and shook his head slowly.

Ta Pai clenched his right fist and hit Sun Jack's left cheek directly, "Shake your spicy neighbor! Let's go! Go home with me!"

"Ta Pai!" Sun Jack finally stopped the other party's excessive behavior. "You should understand that there are some things I have to do."

"Then clone a Sun Jack! Is it necessary to go in person? Isn't it done this way before?" Ta Pai said.

Linda Linda on the side was about to speak, but Sun Jack interrupted him directly. "If clones are used for all bad things, do you think my clones will be willing to sacrifice themselves?"

"I have used clones to try various things in the past, most of which were bad things, but now it's finally my turn."

Linda Linda nodded, "And this is what we infiltrated into Omega 31. It is unique to have such a Sun Jack."

"If Sun Jack really wants to throw a clone over to replace him and die, then we can't use this kind of cognition."

Sun Jack let go of Ta Pai's hand, then reached out and patted him on the shoulder, and walked towards the flesh and blood equipment.

"As long as it is valuable, as long as it can stop the poet, then I must go."

But Ta Pai's words stopped him again. "Wait! What about the Utopian Federation? What about everything you have fought for? Just because you didn't achieve your goal, you gave up directly? Are you running away? You coward!!"

Sun Jack turned around and looked at the other party, imitating her words just now: "Wouldn't it be better to just clone a Sun Jack for that kind of thing? Why do you have to do it yourself?"

After joking, Sun Jack looked at Tapai seriously and said: "I haven't given up on the Utopian Federation. Even if my ideal has not been realized, how long do you think the Utopian Federation can last under the siege of poets at its production speed? One year? Half a year? Three months? Or shorter?"

The disaster scenes around continued, and people were dying on the earth all the time.

"There are my friends and my ideals in the Utopian Federation. What I do is to do everything I can to protect them, including you."

Hearing this, Tapai's eyes turned red, and he rushed over and hugged Sun Jack.

Sun Jack patted her on the back and whispered, "You have my DNA. I will copy my memory data to you. After we go back, you will clone a Sun Jack for me to command the entire Utopian Federation on my behalf."

"My generation is hopeless, but I don't think my idea is wrong. Go back and help me keep an eye on education and military thinking. As long as we are still alive, I believe that the wisdom of future generations will definitely come up with a better way. Remember, this is my last order to you."

After Sun Jack talked for a long time, he let go of Ta Pai and walked towards the open flesh and blood bed.

As Sun Jack approached, the bed seemed to have its own life. As he approached, its surface began to fluctuate slightly, as if countless tiny lives were leaping inside it.

"The technology of the third class is really fucking weird." Sun Jack said, and he lay down directly on it.

Watching the other party's body gradually covered by the big bed, Ta Pai clenched her fists tightly. She took two quick steps, but in the end she did nothing and just stood there.

As Sun Jack closed his eyes. The body relaxed, and the tentacles of the flesh bed gently stretched out. In the haze, a gentle electric current began to be released between the tentacles. Gradually, Sun Jack felt that his body was wrapped in layers of halo, like an egg being hatched.

"Your genetic technology is so awesome, can you do me a favor? I have a friend who has a serious head injury. It is hard to say whether she is alive or dead now. Can you help wake her up?"

Sun Jack said, looking for a glimmer of hope for Linda Linda.

However, after he finished speaking, Sun Jack found that no one paid attention to him.

"I'm talking to you, did you listen to me--" Sun Jack stopped talking halfway.

As he opened his eyes, everything he had disappeared, and there was darkness in front of his eyes, nothing.

No, to be precise, it was not darkness, because Sun Jack found that he could not see. He could not see, hear, smell, or touch now.

Not only did his five senses completely disappear, but even his body did not exist.

But instead, Sun Jack found that his thinking speed began to speed up. No matter what he thought or recorded, it was almost completed in an instant.

It was difficult for Sun Jack to say what kind of feeling this was. He could only say that it was completely different from what he felt in his body.

Although he was very uncomfortable, Sun Jack's ability to learn new knowledge was also completed almost in an instant. Soon he found something around him.

“pythonimport requestsimport timedefaccess_url_continuously(url， interval=1):while True: try:response = requests.get(url)print(f“Status Code:{response.status_code}“…”

“Python language? An old binary thing?? This doesn’t look like something from Lesson 3.” As he learned quickly, Sun Jack began to understand the meaning of various data streams.

Soon Sun Jack received Tapai’s access request and “saw” Tapai outside the screen.

One by one, the induction wires drilled out of Tapai’s skin, quickly drilled out of the flesh and blood equipment next to it, and contacted Sun Jack again.

For a while, the two looked at each other and were speechless.

At this moment, Sun Jack seemed to have returned to the moment on the space station again, but their identities were completely reversed.

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"(ω)hiahiahia"

"(^^)"

"Don't look like that. Look at yourself and then look at me. It's so interesting. Now I'm an AI and you're a human."

"Do you think it's interesting? You may not be able to come back! You big SB!" Tapai cursed, tears slowly sliding down his cheeks.

"Don't be so rigid. Tell a joke. Although I've always complained in the past, I actually like to listen to your hell jokes. If I hadn't had your hell jokes to accompany me along the way, I really wouldn't have been able to hold on for so long."

Tapai wiped his tears hard and gritted his teeth and shouted: "Call Master!!"