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"If it's just theory, it's not science fiction. Humans explored this a long time ago.

During World War II, there weren't so many restrictions, and a lot of similar explorations were done through extensive human experimentation.

However, due to limited computer technology, there weren't many valuable results.

In the past twenty years, with the development of computer technology, humans have gained a more concrete understanding of the brain.

In 1998, Priel discovered that weak direct current stimulation of the brain could cause biphasic changes in the cortex, and these changes were polar and highly dependent.

Breakthroughs have been made around this technology over the years. This year, a joint study by Harvard and the Mayo Clinic also found that stimulating the brain with direct current can help humans improve hand-eye coordination faster.

Surgeons require very high stability of their hands and hand-eye coordination. The more complex the surgery, the fewer doctors can complete it, which is directly related to hand-eye coordination.

Through comparative analysis, they found that people who received direct current stimulation had better results in practicing hand-eye coordination," Chen Yuanguang explained.

"The technology exists, but it has many problems to solve. The current application range is too narrow and lacks universal value.

Except for surgeons, e-sports players, sculptors, and so on, no one is interested in improving hand-eye coordination.

No one would stimulate their brain with electricity just to improve hand-eye coordination.

Second, the safety has not been fully demonstrated, so it cannot be widely promoted.

First, I need to find more universally applicable improvement points, such as which cortical areas are associated with memory and how I should stimulate them for the best effect.

Only after getting the results can the safety be demonstrated," Chen Yuanguang said.

During the Third World War, the war also revolved around resource competition. Technology was slow to break through, and the research model with humans as the main force and AI as a supplement did not have a fundamental breakthrough. The technology tree was too difficult to climb.

At this time, order collapsed, and even Old Europa, which most championed morality, lost its bottom line. Research on brain science began to advance rapidly during this period.

The large amount of accumulated raw data was far more detailed and rich than during World War II. Based on this data, Alpha improved and optimized the learning acceleration technology developed by humans, and later developed the Knowledge Download technology.

When Lin Jia first heard about it, she was very excited because she thought it was fantasy time. As a liberal arts student, she subconsciously felt that this kind of technology was impossible. If it was fantasy, her thoughts would just drift around.

Therefore, she was very excited. A technology worth hundreds of billions, with a steady stream of income, would definitely be a cash cow worth several hundred billion.

After Chen Yuanguang explained the current situation of this technology in detail, she became a little scared. "Yuanguang, even if you are really confident in developing this technology.

Only do technical verification in America, don't do experiments, don't actually create it.

If you create it, there is a high probability that something unexpected will happen to you, and then someone new will take over your work," Lin Jia said very seriously.

Chen Yuanguang asked, "Is it because of the China-US confrontation?"

In 2019, this confrontation had spread from purely economic aspects to various fields, and the politicians' malice was no longer concealed.

Lin Jia said, "That's right. From the data, many Chinese-American Scientists have died in America in recent years. There is no direct evidence to show who did it, but the anomaly in the data is enough to make you vigilant.

In addition, due to the outbreak of AI, why is AI important? Because it relates to who will occupy the future technological high ground, whether it is still America or China.

Learning acceleration technology is similar to AI, and even more strategically important due to its higher feasibility.

Therefore, if you plan to do research in this area, you must be extremely cautious."

"Yuanguang, I don't lack money, and you don't lack money. Before we have the ability, we can't hold onto this wealth.

After returning to China, we will do this. At that time, we will have to plan carefully and bring in more powerful people to protect us."

After their conversation, Chen Yuanguang realized he was still in a stage of cautious development. Or rather, without control of the instruments of violence, he had to develop cautiously.

Even if he did control the instruments of violence, he would still need to prove his determination and courage to use them, otherwise they wouldn't serve as a deterrent.

Chen Yuanguang knew that everything needed to be rethought. The value of future technology was too great; he needed to figure out how to take destiny into his own hands.

He had a new understanding of "with great power comes great responsibility." In the past, when he was a webnovel author, he would read webnovels in his spare time and always envy the protagonists with golden fingers.

When he actually got a golden finger himself, he realized that without the ability to control it, the golden finger could potentially become a death warrant.

"Before, I came to Plum Garden as a spectator. Today, I'm here as part of the main creative team, inviting everyone from Jiang University to watch a movie. This is also my last year at Jiang University, and Plum Garden is full of my youthful memories. I feel very emotional and happy to be able to treat everyone to a free movie," Chen Yuanguang said to the students below the stage in the center of the Plum Garden small playground.

Plum Garden is a playground at Jiang University. Some of the liberal arts and science freshmen's military training takes place here. After officially enrolling, they would find that Plum Garden shows movies currently in theaters for free every weekend, which is a memory for countless Jiang University students.

When Chen Yuanguang and Lin Jia had nothing to do on weekends, they would go to Plum Garden to watch a movie, and then stroll around the 912 Playground a few times before going back.

As part of the main creative team for Kuala Lumpur Affairs, Chen Yuanguang came to Jiang University's Plum Garden for the premiere. As he spoke, his heart was filled with emotion, and past memories flooded back.

"Everyone is familiar with your identity as a top student, having published two Nature papers in your senior year. We're actually not very familiar with your other identity as a writer. This time, you have the honor of bringing a movie adapted from your work back to Plum Garden. Senior, could you briefly introduce the creative inspiration for this movie or the original novel?"

The host for the premiere ceremony was a sophomore from the School of Journalism, a gentle, campus beauty type of girl. While hosting, she kept looking at Chen Yuanguang's face with affectionate eyes.

She did indeed think Chen Yuanguang was very handsome. She thought to herself: He's talented, tall, and handsome, a hexagonal warrior. I just wonder if he has muscles.

Chen Yuanguang didn't know what the other person was thinking, and even if he did, he wouldn't care: "When I was writing Kuala Lumpur Affairs, it was after I had a very long dream. In the dream, I saw some fragments.

There were also some architectural styles of the future. Based on these fragments, I designed the plot points and twists myself to connect the entire fragments together and turn it into a novel.

Because the architectural style I dreamed of was very different, with a sense of the future, and I myself really like science fiction, when designing the twists, I thought, why not just write a sci-fi mystery set in the future?"

There were some issues with the beginning; the pacing was too slow. The author will make significant changes to the first ten or so chapters this weekend, which will not affect the daily updates.

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