Inside the Green Light Tower, with the situation urgent, Ivette only had time to copy a large amount of textual information. She had no idea what fields those copied texts belonged to, and there was far too much to read through.
To save brain cells, she had the Soul Brain's AI sort it for her and began by examining the information related to the "Codename: Life" project.
Although she had already had some suspicions, only after seeing the project's deeper information did she fully confirm it. Gravity Group and Spirit Vine Company really did intend to rely on this project to create a real virtual world—one that would allow humans to escape the shackles of their flesh and have their souls ascend directly.
This was not particularly unusual. Many creative works had similar settings; it could even be called a cliché.
But with Origin Civilization's technological capabilities, this should have been impossible. Why did Gravity Group think it could be done, and why had it won Spirit Vine Company's approval?
She continued reading.
According to the project's theoretical introduction, there were two long-standing problems that had to be solved to achieve ascension of consciousness.
The first was memory-body collapse.
In Origin Civilization's theories, life consisted of three parts: the body, the spirit body, and the memory-body. They were nested within one another with perfect precision. The body was both the vessel of the spirit body and the anchor point of the memory-body. Once the body was replaced, the spirit body could still be dealt with, but the memory-body would begin to descend into chaotic diffusion because its anchor point was wrong,
eventually becoming Cyberpsychosis.
The second problem was what kind of server could hold a spirit body.
In theory, none of the existing servers had the capacity to support spirit