Enter the Immortal Cultivation

Chenfeng's breathing was a little rapid.

He learned to control his emotions early on. So most of the time, he is an objective seeker. But at this moment, precisely because of his objectivity, he could not be detached.

In front of him was a three-dimensional array that was constantly flashing. A simple regular grid divides the small space into countless small cubes. Each cube is surrounded by twenty-six adjacent cubes. Each cube represents a human race individual. Everyone has a limited number of states - pan believers, shallow believers, devout believers, fanatic believers, true believers, shamans, and gods.

Of these, only the gods are fixed.

Each individual can influence twenty-six individuals around him—that represents the twenty-six people closest to him in his interpersonal relationships. Each of these twenty-six new individuals has the opportunity to become a believer. If, after a few units of time, no one around him has changed, then that individual's piety will likely decrease. On the contrary, if you are surrounded by believers, your chances of improving your piety will be greatly increased.

As for the changed rules, it is a complex set of game rules. More than ten steps, more than one hundred situations, nearly ten thousand events... In every unit of time, all individuals experience a limited choice. Jarvis's powerful computing power is simulating "history". And under the choices of countless individuals, Shinto is either growing or dying.

Chen Feng asked: "Why, even though the selection mechanism is the same and the judgment mechanism is the same, the situations of different Shintos are so different?"

Wang Qi put his feet up on the table. Tantanshou: "I've already said that this is an unverified algorithm. I can't see through its trend, and no one can - but, isn't that what history is like? It's unpredictable."

History is a huge model of chaos. No matter how great a wise man is, he can only find out this "accidental necessity", but cannot accurately predict a certain time. for example. Classical economists predicted economic crises and the Great Depression, but no one could predict its specific time and extent.

Historical necessity exists, and all necessities are accidental necessities. It rolls forward, unstoppable and irreversible, but it will never crush exactly in a straight line.

Chen Feng watched the evolution of the "Shinto" with fascination and asked, "This. Can you optimize it further?"

"I think it's powerful enough. It reproduces history perfectly." Wang Qi said while summarizing the laws reflected in this model and writing new rules based on these laws.

Wang Qi once used the cellular automaton algorithm on Ten Thousand Immortals Fantasy. He told Feng Luoyi that it was "an algorithm written to measure the performance of calculators." Later, he found that it was unexpectedly easy to use, so he used it. down.

Cellular automata are not determined by strictly defined physical equations or functions. Instead, it is composed of a series of rules constructed by the model. There is no fixed mathematical formula for its construction, its construction methods are complex, there are many variants, and its behavior is complex. Therefore, this system is very simple when it is said to be simple, but when it becomes complicated, it is also very scary. As far as Wang Qi knows, anyone who can play with cellular automata and write a monograph specifically for it is basically qualified to get an iron job in the mathematics department of universities such as Oxford and Cambridge.

As for the "accuracy" Chen Feng said he hoped for. That is even more impossible. This is a chaotic system to begin with. Even a mathematician like Jun Pang Jialai cannot make the chaotic model look inevitable.

Chen Feng sighed and looked at another model that he actually couldn't understand, a finite-dimensional Hilbert space, "the teachings of Shinto."

Chen Feng knew that the most valuable thing about this model was not those problems. But the idea. Wang Qi asked 23 questions, but it was still not enough to summarize all aspects of Shinto teachings. However, these issues can be changed and replaced. For Wang Qi, it is nothing more than changing the names of several dimensions.

These two alone are an incredible achievement.

Xiangyu summarized the laws of the teachings, then wrote them in the form of a game, and substituted them into the cellular automaton model...

Chenfeng's Adam's apple moved up and down. He really wanted to pat Wang Qi on the shoulder and say, "I saw that right," or laugh three times and pull this guy to have a drink.

However, Wang Qi said leisurely: "Master, don't be too happy too early. I still have unresolved problems here."

Chen Feng rubbed his nose, calmed down, and said, "You say it."

"First of all, regarding this doctrinal model, it is actually the simplest and crudest way. I have abandoned all the speculation and philosophy in Shinto teachings, and I have not systematically explained the precepts - although in my opinion, these things have a They are all rubbish, but they are also the cornerstone of Shinto, an integral part of the order of Shinto, and the part that has the greatest impact on Shinto believers. I have no good idea about this yet. "

"Secondly, this cellular automaton model separates Shinto itself from the larger system of humanity and studies the Shinto sect alone. Note that it does not simulate 'Shinto', but a 'single Shinto sect'."

On Earth, religion is also divided into broad and narrow categories. Religious studies in a broad sense include value judgments and normative research, which do not avoid value judgments on religion and focus on the authenticity and acceptability of religious experiences, propositions and beliefs - these religious scientists are not so much in the field of social sciences A scientist, rather a theologian or philosopher. Wang Qi, a mathematician and physicist, would naturally despise this idea.

The research method he adopted is the narrowest one. Treat Shinto and sects as simple systems, without considering anything else, and describe the structure of Shinto in the most objective and rigorous way.

For Wang Qi, this method is the right way. But he must also remind Chen Feng that this path is not satisfactory for the time being, and other paths are needed to supplement it.

Chen Feng nodded: "I understand. I don't expect to analyze the entire human religion at once through this. If you can analyze a sect, then this method can always be promoted to summarize the entire Shinto, and then analyze the laws, Analyze goods and culture, analyze morality..."

Calculator Xi Baiche once said that the issue of particularity is equally important, because it is the breakthrough to the general.

Although Wang Qi's model is not perfect yet and has many shortcomings. However, this can already give Chen Feng some inferences. The Shinto cultivation methods that he had never understood before were just forced a few times, and they appeared in his mind one by one.

Build Shinto...Build Shinto...

Chen Feng's eyes suddenly turned sharp. He looked at the surveillance screen that Wang Qi had turned aside and said, "What a pity."

"What's wrong?" Wang Qi pretended to be confused.

"Your evidence is against the law!"

Wang Qi snapped his fingers: "Jarvis, which law of the Immortal Alliance have I violated?"

"No serious crime at the moment, sir. But I must remind you that it is a violation of other people's rights to spy on others practicing law without permission. I do not recommend that you do this."

Wang Qi put his feet down, spread his hands and said, "Here. It's civil. They won't prosecute. As a law enforcement officer, you can only adjust."

Chen Feng said angrily: "Don't pretend to be confused! You are building Shinto and establishing a sect! You are harming the interests of those eight people!"

"Anyway, they can only be the domestic slaves of the nobles in Shenjing for the rest of their lives. It is best to mix them into a quick golden elixir, which is not even as good as the ancient method of foundation building. After my verification, they have the top combat power of the golden elixir, and What dissatisfaction?" Wang Qi blinked: "As for Shinto? Are you kidding me? Jarvis, replay the scene of me educating those boys."

Several light curtains appeared in front of Chen Feng, and they were quickly pulled across. There was a hint of confusion in Chen Feng's eyes: "What are you..."

"It does not involve divine power, does not use magical techniques, does not proclaim the name of gods, and does not show its holiness." Wang Qi said: "Is this Shinto?"

Chen Feng said: "Then you also violated the principles of 'informedness' and 'voluntariness'. This principle..."

"This is a single-blind test. It's okay not to tell them the whole situation now, as long as you make a vow to tell them later."

From now on... Haha, after you successfully brainwash me, right...

"Furthermore, I will never let any mistakes occur in these precious experimental questions and samples. This demonstration will only last for a few years at most, and it will not harm others. Believe me, as a reward, I will build them Among them, those who have become top-notch golden elixir cultivators may not have the chance to practice the current method after being transformed by me."

Chen Feng closed his eyes: "You have indeed perfectly evaded the Immortal Alliance Law... I will exchange theories with you in the future, but this empirical evidence..."

I will not participate.

Before Chen Feng said the last few words, Wang Qi showed a friendly smile: "Friend, I have a big topic here that will benefit the contemporary generation and have lasting impact. Do you want to share a piece of the pie?"

Chen Feng asked doubtfully: "What big problem? Is it still beneficial to the present generation, but will its merits be felt in the future?"

"Establish a destiny for the people, and create peace for all generations." Wang Qi said: "You said it before, right? Humanity is a system that can receive spiritual energy, but in this system, the circulating spiritual energy is not in the human body."

"That's right."

"Then, what if we turn this aura into mana, not focusing on individual gods or witches, but spreading it to all races?"

Chen Feng was shocked: "You want it?"

"Everyone has immortality." Wang Qi stood up with his hands on the table and shouted with excitement: "In other words, everyone is like a dragon, and the world is unified!"

Due to the laws of heaven and earth, the achievements of immortal civilization have always been difficult to benefit mortals. This can be regarded as the law of heaven and earth. In the ancient civilization of the demon tribe, the demon tribe did not regard beasts as the same kind. There are two worlds before and after spiritual enlightenment. The human race is better, but the role of mortals is only to produce more geniuses, and perhaps also serve as materials for refining weapons and a source of incense.

However, heaven and earth have no intention and people have intention. I establish heaven's intention with my actions. (To be continued ~^~)