The Chief Scientist could control the chip and make someone who had lost their will do anything he wanted.
It was incredible and futuristic, but that was exactly what was happening here.
Through the controller, the Chief Scientist made this person do many things, including some complicated manual tasks, all of which he completed perfectly. He looked no different from someone with a consciousness.
"How to make..."
"After watching the entire process, how did you make him perform such complicated tasks?" Lin Qi asked.
He had watched the Experimental Subject fold paper into a relatively complicated little handicraft, something he found difficult to understand.
If it was only simulating the brain's signals to the limbs, the body should not have been capable of such delicate work. It required the coordination of many organs and limbs. It was not as simple as telling him what to do and expecting him to do it well.
The Chief Scientist gave a simple explanation. "We stored some data in his brain. When we retrieve that data, he automatically coordinates himself to read out the stored content, forming a command stream."
"By adjusting this command stream, we can control a person's body and make it perform some everyday actions, such as drinking water..."
Under the Chief Scientist's control, the Experimental Subject in the laboratory walked to a table, sat down, picked up a glass of water, and drank it.
The Chief Scientist explained to Lin Qi how complicated the process of drinking water was. It required controlling many muscle groups. From lifting the glass to swallowing, even this single action was extraordinarily complex.
"The human body is an extraordinarily complex and precise engineering instrument. Its greatness is no less than that of the universe itself."
"But fortunately, we can control it now!"
"And I believe