Visually, the Mecha Frenzy now looked more like the dark side of the universe. Wherever it passed, everything was shrouded in darkness. Whether tangible or intangible, all things were dissolved within this primitive mechanical movement. Even observing it gave one the intense sensation of being observed.
Your muscle fibers, neural electrical signals, and even the gaps between atoms were being scanned, analyzed, and archived by some will beyond comprehension.
This "observing consciousness" was none other than Gaogong, who had illuminated the "observer effect."
Or, to put it more clearly, it was the "ten billion observed" that had already been replicated to the limit within the closed quantum space.
And from Gaogong's "observer's perspective,"
the current "Mecha Frenzy" was precisely the effect of those ten billion quantum consciousnesses being enhanced.
They were not a single, continuous self, but an overlap of countless possibilities. Every thought and every choice split off new branches within quantum space. These states of consciousness were entangled with and influenced one another, yet they could not manifest simultaneously. Only when observation occurred would one version condense out of the fog of probability and become "reality." The rest would retreat into the quantum background, becoming unchosen ghosts that continued evolving in another layer of reality.
They had no fixed form, either. They were more like flickering light and shadow, sometimes condensing and sometimes dispersing. They could exist in multiple locations at once, yet collapse into a single existence at the moment of observation.
There were no clear boundaries between them, yet they possessed some profound entanglement. A fluctuation in one consciousness could be transmitted instantly to another, even if the two had never encountered each other in the same reality.
It was precisely because of this level of "quantum evolution" that Gaogong believed the "Mecha Frenzy" had reached