Elf Archer of Life in Another World

Pascal was a very good mathematician, but he only solved one problem in the first half of his life.

It was this question that sent him to the bionic engineering team of Country H, and later he became Albert's colleague.

For a long time, scientists have reached a conclusion about the thinking mode of the human brain, that is, the brains of most animals, including humans, perform operations in a single-threaded manner.

When a person listens to music and reads a book at the same time, he either cannot turn to the next page of the book in his hand, or he has no idea how long he has been looping the song.

The principle of biological evolution, or the principle of evolution under certain circumstances, is to be efficient and low-cost.

From a biological point of view, the human brain is a huge burden. Its structure is fragile, so a huge and hard skull is needed to cover it. Its weight only accounts for 2% of the human body, but even if the body is resting,

The brain still accounts for a quarter of the energy consumption. The result of this high energy consumption is that more food is needed, and the human body will allocate more nutrients to the brain instead of the body's limbs.

Since ancient times, in order to reduce the burden on the body and use energy more efficiently, the human brain has naturally adopted a single-threaded computing mode. It has built a processing core that can switch between different tasks at high speed, instead of building multiple

The processing cores are constantly communicating with each other and giving feedback on the content of different tasks.

There used to be some elite humans who claimed to be able to perform multi-threaded work, but these people actually only had faster task switching speeds, rather than the real multi-threaded computing capabilities of the nervous system.

For the brain, and for humans, single-threaded computing is superior in high efficiency and low consumption, while multi-threaded computing is high-energy-consuming and cumbersome.

The above is a conclusion that has been written into textbooks for hundreds of years, and it is also a question that Pascal has devoted half his life to.

From a purely mathematical perspective, he proposed an efficiency formula for single-threaded computing in the nervous system. He also examined a large number of real-person samples that were said to have multi-threaded computing capabilities. Combined with the increasingly developed artificial intelligence, he finally discovered that multi-threaded computing can

A threshold that exceeds single-threaded computing and integrates high efficiency and low consumption.

He then proposed the idea of ​​fine-tuning the nervous system so that humans can have more than one computing core with minimal human intervention. And if humans with outstanding intelligence can have multi-threaded computing capabilities, they can be given

The 100% development of every ordinary person's brain is likely to make human beings themselves more powerful than any existing computer.

This idea was another problem that he wanted to spend the rest of his life solving.

He may have found the answer, but it's a pity that the answer was shot away along with the exquisite formulas in his mind, leaving only a mixed red and white question mark.

"I remember that many people who entered Country H would choose to have chips implanted to record their memories and thinking processes, and after their death, they would contribute their bodies and bodies as inheritance to future generations. This Mr. Pascal..."

Simil asked cautiously. He also knew this Mr. Pascal. In his memory, this man had an incomparable love and expectation for human beings. He also always believed that all scientific and technological development should revolve around human beings themselves to promote human beings' own development.

Evolution is the primary goal.

Albert raised his arm, made a pistol-like gesture, tapped a position on his head, and after a "bang" sound, he helplessly spread his hands.

"Nothing left? No last words?"

"Everything that should be left behind has been left behind."

Albert said with respect that Pascal's achievements in the first half of his life were enough to make him famous in history and to benefit the entire scientific community. His unfinished ideals in the second half of his life have also provided many valuable ideas and information.

Simil was silent. Pascal's suicide happened "after his death". If he hadn't heard Albert mention it today, he would not have known about it at all.

Simil was suddenly a little frightened. Is the real world and life so far away from him?

It was so far away that he no longer knew many things, and no one felt the need to tell him.

So what is the difference between this and death?

"Pascal's death also caused a great sensation at the time, especially among people in our circle. There were various speculations, including interest disputes, persecution, and emotional disputes. Some people said that he had a mental breakdown because he could not find the answer.

In short, the cause of his death and his life have been completely cleared up."

Albert continued to ramble on, briefly describing all the speculations and rumors in the market. Listening to his puzzled tone, you knew that he had also been confused by this unexpected suicide.

"In that case, let's investigate this matter slowly." Simil exhaled and wanted to change the topic.

"I suddenly felt," Albert touched his chin, "The cause of Pascal's death must be related to this strange data personality. Could it be that he designed it every year? Is this prototype the girl of his dreams? Or is it?

One of his illegitimate daughters?"

"The question now is not who left it, but how to modify this data personality, right?" Simil reminded him to pay attention to the key points and not to focus too much on gossip.

Albert held his head and his head drooped: "Ah, when I think about this problem, I get a headache. There is no solution at all! This unlucky kid consumes a lot of electricity!"

"Anyway, her existence doesn't do any harm, and she has been paying electricity bills for several years, not less than these few days." Simil comforted him jokingly. Regarding the issue of every year, he had regained some sense of normalcy.

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Albert sighed and asked: "Speaking of which, do you really plan to let her assassinate Adam?"

"Let's go and give it a try, maybe there will be a surprise. In fact, I'm not too worried about her death. The system that I spent so much effort to build and specifically asked Fran to protect will not be a one-off.

Moreover, if she really died, wouldn't you not have to worry about the electricity consumption?" Simil said somewhat indifferently.

"Don't be so cold-blooded. The death of data is also death and is worthy of regret. This is what you once told me." Albert pursed his lips and stared into Simil's eyes.

This look was a little harsh and a little unbelievable. Simil instantly understood his friend's meaning and fell into silence for a while.

"Hughes...Oh, forget it, let's get down to business." Albert didn't want to say more, "I can't keep this place closed for too long, after all, we are in the city."

"Some shareholders from the Huaxia District found us. Some of them actually discovered the design intention of this world mission and guessed the problem of the current situation." Albert said.

"How did you find out?" Simil frowned.

"A kid from a shareholder's family was playing this game, and he discovered it. I was very surprised." Albert said with a faint smile.

"Surprise? What did you do?" Simil asked.

"I just went to chat with a random person, who happened to be a very boring surveillance team member."

"You are interfering from outside." Simil reminded.

"I didn't ask him to tell others, and I didn't say much. I just mentioned that their monitoring team may face an increase in the death rate of player characters in China for a period of time, and asked them not to be nervous and talk to the security team.

It’s just a little more hard work.” Albert smiled easily.

"But now that this news has entered the game, it is external interference." Simir insisted.

"There's nothing I can do about it. This is the smallest degree of interference I can think of. After all, no one can guarantee that this message will be received by the right person. This is an unexpected situation I added." Albert was helpless.

"That's all we can do, but for the time being, it seems that this world is still more inclined to the first-level chaotic system, and it is still far away from the second-level chaotic system we want."

"After all, the time is still short, and I am very satisfied with the situation now. What are you going to do?" Albert was curious.

Simil is responsible for making detailed corrections to the entire game world from within, so that the development of this virtual world can be infinitely close to the real historical characteristics, so that this world has its own inherent vitality.

"I plan to..."

"Let the Imperial Master die in the hands of Niannian in broad daylight."