Chapter 1794: Ascension 11
Earlier, Gao Gong had searched through a pile of evolutionary paths for fusion civilizations combining machinery and carbon-based life, only to discover that none of them were useful.
Later, he sought out the only three "universal solutions."
The first involved sacrificing an artifact.
The second was to borrow the power of these advanced cosmic scripts.
The researcher behind this proposal put forward a central theory—the reason those beings in the universe known as "advanced scripts" possessed unfathomable, reality-bending power was not that the scripts themselves were particularly mystical, but that their sounds, forms, and meanings could resonate deeply with some underlying structure of the universe's fundamental laws.
Rather than pursuing mastery of one particular advanced script—which often required a specific inheritance or racial talent—the researcher took another route. He spent his entire life collecting and analyzing dozens of "advanced cosmic scripts" from different sources and with different manifestations. He approached the matter from an entirely new angle—resonance.
The results were astonishing. When these advanced scripts were activated in a specific manner and under specific conditions, entering a state of "resonance," they displayed a "conceptual evolution" ability that surpassed their original meanings.
Simply put, at that point, the scripts were no longer merely symbols expressing fixed meanings. They became living "concept seeds" capable of extending and evolving themselves.
The key to the proposal was this—
If the core traits of "carbon-based civilizations," such as biological evolution, emotion, and adaptability, and the core traits of "mechanical civilizations," such as absolute rationality, logic, and replicability, could each be anchored to advanced scripts in a state of "conceptual evolution," allowing these seemingly opposed concepts to evolve in sync within the scripts' resonance field...
Then, under certain ideal conditions, these two forces might find common ground within this transcendent "conceptual crucible,"