[Imprinting can begin.]
As the test subjects' conditions gradually stabilized, a line of luminous white text appeared before everyone.
Lu Siyuan steadied himself and gave the order to officially begin the experiment.
The prepared memory templates flowed along the transmission lines toward the test animals lying on the operating tables.
To determine the exact success rate of [Thought Imprint], the Biological Laboratory had fabricated dozens of different memory templates.
Unlike the original memory information, these templates were not detailed. They contained almost no specifics.
But their internal logic had been scrutinized countless times to ensure there were no obvious flaws.
All of this was thanks to the efforts of the [Nus Civilization]-when a sufficiently powerful external force acted on a biological consciousness's self-repair effect, it would automatically fill in the details missing from the information template.
Since these details were generated from the organism's own existing memories, they were far superior to the original high-frequency memory transfer technology in terms of logic, stability, and memory diversity.
This also greatly reduced the burden on the organism's consciousness.
Under the researchers' watchful eyes, the progress bar in the holographic projection advanced little by little.
As the progress bar filled its final sliver of empty space, the experiment ended.
To everyone's surprise, unlike the scene before it began, the entire experiment had been remarkably calm.
The anticipated mass deaths among the test subjects had not occurred.
A hint of doubt even appeared in Lu Siyuan's eyes.
Had the experiment really succeeded?
Had [Thought Imprint] truly been stamped onto these creatures' consciousnesses?
He directed the researchers and research robots to remove the still-sleeping test subjects from the operating tables one by one and place them in individual isolation chambers.
What followed was an utterly tedious wait.
Once the anesthesia wore off,