I Can See Everyone's Stats
Chapter 100

Superbrain Project

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["Superbrain":

Nothing in this world was absolutely fair.

People were born unequal.

Wealth, power, connections, education, even... talent. Everyone stood at a different starting line from birth.

Some were naturally tall, some physically robust, some could run like the wind, and some had exceptional eyesight. Even among humans, individual differences could be great enough to drive people to despair.

And the human brain, the most important and most mysterious organ of all, widened those individual differences into an insurmountable gulf.

Top secret file (Transcendence Project)-0874: Subject was an Aryan female who displayed extraordinary calculation abilities from childhood. After receiving a small amount of basic education, she could easily perform complex calculations such as multiplication and division involving two thirteen-digit numbers, arriving at answers instantly, like a human computer. After individually receiving complete training in human-array computation...

Top secret file (Transcendence Project)-0875: Subject was a Latino male with a congenital intellectual disability and no education, but displayed an extreme sensitivity to prime numbers. Testing showed that the subject could calculate up to the fifty-second Mersenne prime without any difficulty, far beyond the currently known limit...

Top secret file (Superbrain Project)-1274: Subject was a Celtic male, confirmed to have acquired hyperthymesia. His brain formed indiscriminate memories, retaining everything he saw...

Top secret file (Superbrain Project)-1276: Subject was a Germanic female. At the time of capture, fluid occupied ninety-eight percent of her brain, yet she continued to live normally and even displayed intelligence beyond that of ordinary people...

Record 016:

Our brains are not us. They have betrayed us!

When I was a student, I did everything I could to memorize knowledge, but it still slipped out of my brain as time passed.

But look at this test subject. One accident, one so-called illness, and he remembers everything he sees, unable

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