To be frank, Gawain was not an expert in the Technology Field—though he actively participated in discussions involving certain technical issues, that was more because he had broad ideas and a unique perspective from another world. If it came down purely to theory and formulas, he could not compare to professionals like Rebecca and Jenny.
But precisely because of his broad way of thinking, he could sometimes spot problems from angles beyond theoretical formulas—problems that even the "locals," or even the "local gods," might carelessly overlook.
"The key reason gods are immune to the Magic Tide is an 'information closed loop.' Put simply, it means 'I observe myself,'" Gawain explained slowly when he saw the astonishment on Jenny and Rebecca's faces. "If the Noi people's Mind Unity Field also achieves its resistance to the Magic Tide through this principle, then it must place the mortals within its protective field into the same state...
"Through an information closed loop, it separates the 'observer effect' of mortals from the real universe outside the protective field. Or, using the terms we already have, it wraps the entire planet in a powerful and chaotic 'Non-directional Thought Tide,' blocking information exchange between us and the 'real universe' beyond the barrier...
"Therefore, from this perspective, once the Mind Unity Field is activated, the collective body of mortals that has achieved an information closed loop is actually similar to a 'god' with the same kind of closed loop..."
Rebecca had already understood her ancestor's line of thought. Slowly recovering from her shock, she murmured, "Making the entire Mortal Civilization stand in the universe in an almost godlike posture, to face the Magic Tide... That idea is just too... astonishing."
"But wouldn't that cause problems?" Jenny looked somewhat worried. "Turning the entire mortal population into a 'godlike' state—wouldn't