Evolution of the Metaverse
Chapter 1066

The True God Realm: Anti-de Sitter Space

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The True God Realm: Anti-de Sitter Space

Within the Virtual Space, Chu Fei gazed at the Cosmic Brain structure before him, iterated to its very limit. A flicker of excitement crossed his eyes, but he began the final inspections and verifications.

At the final stage of scientific research, all that mattered was care, patience, and caution.

The current Cosmic Brain structure resembled a flattened, spiraling cloud mass, or perhaps a Hurricane. A hazy halo surrounded its outer edge, like a Stellar Ring.

A closer look revealed innumerable intricately woven threads within the Cosmic Brain structure, endlessly complex.

Though immensely intricate, it was not chaotic. It carried the complexity and beauty of feathers, its dense patterns filled with unimaginable transformations.

This was an Infinite Algorithm. It also borrowed the biomimetic structure of feathers, fundamentally incorporating the structural algorithm of the Milky Way's spiral arms while drawing on the structural algorithm of Hurricanes.

According to mathematical logic, the ultimate algorithm was the Chaos Algorithm. Yet there was currently no way to construct a true Chaos Algorithm.

Whether it was Chu Fei or the team led by Bai Yingying, everyone could only "simulate" the Infinite Algorithm as closely as possible. They essentially used the characteristics of Fractal Manifolds, along with evolving computer technology and other methods, for simulation.

However, Bai Yingying and the others pursued a development philosophy suited to an "ideal environment." Though their fundamental approach was likewise to imitate the Infinite Algorithm as closely as possible, they knew when to stop.

Chu Fei, meanwhile, pursued the idea of "infinitely approaching a real environment" with all his strength. He would never stop at merely enough; he explored the limits of what he could control to the utmost.

The final result was this "cloud mass" before him. Yet that was merely its surface

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