Brainoid

Anton couldn't help but be moved by her. Qi Min once did research on brainoids just to make money, and maybe she was a little unwilling to do worse than her classmates, but now she is indeed working with love and sense of responsibility.

"This is roughly equivalent to a true 'sacrifice for righteousness', an unprecedented path." Anton commented.

"You say this as if I am a great person." Qi Min said coolly, "In fact, I just want to wait until I grow old to enter a brain-like body to extend my life."

"At that time, it is estimated that many people will 'extend their lives' like this." Anton said.

"Yeah... have you watched "China 2185"?" Qi Min suddenly asked.

"No, what is that?" Anton asked.

"A science fiction novel talks about a similar way of caring for the elderly." Qi Min laughed twice, "The amazing thing is that this book was written in the 1980s, when computers in our country were still very advanced. Rare."

"Well...this shows that retirement care in the virtual world is at least logical?" Anton said.

"But if things go wrong..." Qi Min whispered, "I may have to become a 'dead soul' before I get old."

Her words stunned Anton for a few seconds. At this time, even with the powerful empathy ability of nature, I can't understand what she means.

"Do you think...do you think it will cause real-life conflicts?" Anton asked.

"That's not the case." Qi Min couldn't help but smile, "It's possible that the conflict will escalate, but it won't be to the point where someone assassinates the CTO of the brain-like body company."

"That is?" Anton asked quickly.

Qi Min looked away from his face and said with some guilt: "Do you still remember Mimi's reaction after entering the brainoid body for the first time?"

"She... seemed to be fine at that time." Anton replied hesitantly.

"Only on the surface." Qi Min said calmly, "The initially generated brainoid is like an ownerless land. Mimi who enters it for the first time will occupy this land by default."

"I know this, it's equivalent to another external brain..." Anton said.

"So Mimi has full authority in the brain-like virtual world, but you also know," Qi Min paused, "there is definitely no right to completely escape from obligations."

"What... does this mean?" Anton felt vaguely that something was not good.

"It means that Mimi, as the actual owner of the brain-like body, is the only solution to the management problem of the virtual world." Qi Min looked at his own reflection on the glass of the opposite carriage and said softly, "She was supposed to be the only one of the brain-like body, For a real administrator, all events in the brainoid body can be considered as her thinking activities. Therefore, no matter how many administrators are recruited now, it is fundamentally impossible to achieve the management effect that the brainoid body should theoretically have."

Anton reacted for several seconds before he realized how serious the problem was: "So it was Mimi who was supposed to become the 'dead soul'... and if the management problem cannot be solved - you are going to become the 'only one' for her." 's administrator'?!"

The consequences of a complete fusion of consciousness and brain-like structures are currently unknown, and it is now predicted that nothing good will happen. The most likely result is that you will never be able to escape from the brainoid body. Even if you still have a body in the real world, you will never be able to get out of the virtual world.

This is still very meaningful for the dying elderly, but if the management problem of brainoids cannot be solved, mass incidents may occur within a few years. And what Qi Min said now means that she has considered the possibility of becoming a "dead soul" within a few years.

However, she just said: "I can't let my daughter be trapped in a brain-like body forever, right?"

"Why does it have to... be like this? I really don't understand." Anton couldn't help but say, "Even if there is a group incident, so what? I said something that goes against the ideals - even if the administrator makes trouble, something like that If there is a problem with the security of the brain and body, you are much better than those black factories who jump off buildings in accidents."

"That's worse than bad." Qi Min raised his eyebrows and smiled.

"At least there are worse things to compare with," Anton said.

Qi Min sighed and said: "Once the brain-like body is promoted, it will not just be a regular service of the brain-like body company. Just like the previous Internet, it is a virtual world - a real world, do you understand?"

"It's the real world, does that mean you have to sacrifice your life to save the world?" Anton retorted.

This rhetorical question is actually very profound. Objectively speaking, people are the sum of social relationships, but the meaning of life does not necessarily have to be related to the entire society. What's more, Qi Min has already changed the world once, and the problems left behind can be solved by future generations.

However, Qi Min responded with a smile: "The problem is that this is the only world I can save, and I can really save this world."

The moment he said these words, Qi Min felt that his whole body was enveloped by the brilliance of MARXIST. In fact, the other passengers sitting far away in the subway didn't even notice the two of them chatting like little lovers, but even so, she still felt that she was breaking away from the BOURGEOSIE tool-man attribute and becoming a non-alienated, real person. free individual.

Of course, maybe this is just because she has been in the brain-like body for so long that she cannot suppress her random thoughts in the short term.

But "sacrifice for justice" is true - although the solution to replace Mimi as the "sole administrator" was something she only thought of when she worked overtime yesterday.

Qi Min's educational philosophy for Mimi has always been to let her play more and live a relaxed and happy life when she was young, because she had always thought that Mimi would have to take on the responsibility of an administrator in the future. But if she can become a dead soul as a constructor and completely integrate with the brain-like body structure, thereby overriding the influence of Mimi's consciousness on it when she first enters the brain-like body, then Mimi will be able to avoid Destined to be with the brainoid body for life, there will be more options for the future.

And it can be a better future.

The subway arrived. Before standing up from his seat, Anton whispered in her ear: "Don't worry, I will stay with you."

"Save the world with me?" Qi Min raised his eyebrows in a somewhat eccentric way.

"The word 'rescue' is too emotional." Anton said with a smile, "Subjective idealism is the only way to say 'rescue'. I will accompany you to change the world."

Qi Min looked at him seriously, but said something that quite ruined the atmosphere: "If you insist on using neutral words, do you think I might fail?"

She made Anton feel helpless: "Oh, I'm using the trope of 'philosophers only explain the world'."

Qi Min smiled and said, "However, this is quite preconscious."

(Note: This means that MARXISM theory is conscious, but subjectively changing the world is not a theory but an ideology, so it is preconscious)