"What's the reason?"
Lü Yongchang gave Mao Zhengzhi a puzzled look.
Mao Zhengzhi thought for a moment, then organized his thoughts and said:
"Professor, through its recent research, the Biological Laboratory has gained a preliminary understanding of the [Nus Civilization]'s memory transmission mechanism."
"We can even use bioelectric signals to generate some memory information in individual members of the [Nus Civilization]."
"I know," Lü Yongchang replied with a nod. "It was precisely that breakthrough that made me think of the [Thought Imprint] technology."
Hearing this, Mao Zhengzhi shook his head with a wry smile.
"Professor, that result isn't much."
"If we consider it the first step, then complete memory implantation technology would be at least a hundred steps away."
"As for the [Thought Imprint] technology you described, which could change an intelligent being's beliefs, that would probably be three hundred steps away."
Seeing the skepticism in Lü Yongchang's eyes, Mao Zhengzhi explained again. "Professor, the memory information we implanted in individual members of the [Nus Civilization] consisted of only the simplest emotional fluctuations. It contained no meaningful information."
"Things like joy, sadness..."
"Moreover, this result was only possible because of the [Nus Civilization]'s unique structure."
"Without the Intent Network, carrying out this operation would probably be several times harder."
"Besides..."
Mao Zhengzhi said hesitantly:
"Faith is an extremely complex thing. It isn't something you can change simply by implanting memories."
"You can think of it as a subconscious formed from countless tiny fragments of memory."
"How should I explain this to you..." Mao Zhengzhi raised a hand and tapped his head in frustration.
"For example, suppose I used technological means to feed you a false memory."
"The memory is very simple: you ate a piece of bread after getting up this morning."
"Once we've mastered memory transmission technology, that wouldn't