If before, the white cloth had merely absorbed the knowledge of those it came into contact with from human minds, then now, it had devoured certain knowledge from the very foundation of the universe.
Humans could relearn something they had forgotten.
But if the universe itself had "forgotten" something, the result would be as it was now: certain knowledge could no longer be understood.
Knowledge was the summary and understanding of certain things or phenomena.
When a person observed something and summarized it into knowledge, then passed that knowledge on to someone else, the other person no longer needed to observe it themselves to understand its condition.
But now, certain aspects of the human body's internal structure could not be transformed into "knowledge." In other words, intelligent life could no longer understand them.
They had been banned.
The human body's internal structure had now been marked as "unknowable."
No existence could understand the internal structure of the human body. Of course, there was nothing wrong with the rules themselves. Human bodies still functioned perfectly well.
Everyone could imagine that, objectively speaking, humanity had not changed at all. What they had been like before was what they were like now.
What had changed was the human mind. The bridge through which the human mind understood it had been severed.
This dealt a devastating blow to medicine.
Everyone began looking up information in unison, repeatedly confirming exactly how much knowledge was missing.
The information itself had not changed. What was missing was not something in the material realm.
They soon found a great deal of human bodily knowledge that could still be understood, such as childbirth. They could understand the entire process, from fertilization and pregnancy to delivery.
Clearly, Jiang Long had not relearned these things, and an entire range of gynecological