As for the fact that the brain activity level is much higher than that of normal people, this should be the result of the system's long-term modification.
That said, this system has developed in a fairly balanced way.
Lü Yongchang thought to himself, trying to find a bit of humor in his misery.
At least, it didn't modify its own brain on its own.
Otherwise, it will really turn out like what Dr. Wen described.
An aircraft engine was mounted on a tractor.
"Then what should we do now?" The councilor's voice was tinged with anxiety. "According to you, Professor Lü is... likely to have an accident whenever he uses his brain?"
Dr. Wen quickly shook his head: "No, no, no, Speaker, you misunderstand. The current situation is not that serious."
"According to the expert group's assessment, Professor Lü's body and brain are currently in a relatively balanced state. As long as he does not overuse his brain, he will generally not have any problems."
The councilor immediately breathed a sigh of relief.
The next moment, he frowned and looked at Lü Yongchang: "Yongchang, did you hear what the doctor said?"
Lü Yongchang nodded repeatedly.
He's learned his lesson the hard way.
He no longer dared to take such big leaps in technological advancement!
"Speaking of which... what exactly were you thinking about back then that turned you into this state?"
With the crisis averted, Representative Li instantly relaxed and turned to ask Lu Yongchang.
"Uh... it's nothing, just a simple quantum communication technology," Lü Yongchang replied with an embarrassed smile.
Representative Lee: "..."
Dr. Wen: "..."
"Doctor, what do you think? How about letting him rest in the hospital for a while?"
Upon hearing this, Lü Yongchang's expression changed drastically!
Seeing Lü Yongchang's shocked expression, Dr. Wen smiled and shook his head: "Speaker, please don't tease him."
"Since there are no problems, let him be discharged. I reckon Professor Lü isn't someone who can stay idle."
Upon hearing this, Lü Yongchang exclaimed, "(?ω?)!!"
...
Back in his office, Lü Yongchang once again activated his consciousness and returned to the technology tree system space.
This time, however, when he looked at the technologies at the top of the technology tree, there was a hint of awe in his eyes.
Let's take it slow...
Technology must be developed step by step, just as food must be eaten one bite at a time.
He sighed softly and then focused his attention on hibernation technology.
Perhaps because I had just recovered from a serious illness, I felt a slight dizziness.
Lu Yongchang felt a pang of panic.
Don't be ridiculous!
If he had just been discharged from the hospital and then immediately sent back in, he would probably be forced to rest for a while!
The dizziness was not strong and gradually dissipated after a few seconds.
A prompt slowly appeared before his eyes.
[Bioenzymes]
...
As consciousness returned, Lü Yongchang opened his eyes and began rapidly typing on the keyboard.
Biological enzymes?
He frowned as he looked at the various research materials on the computer and gently shook his head.
wrong.
Although many creatures possess the ability to hibernate, that kind of hibernation is clearly not what Lü Yongchang wants.
This common method of hibernation is clearly unsuitable for interstellar travel that can easily last for hundreds of years.
etc!
Lü Yongchang suddenly raised an eyebrow!
He realized there was a problem!
He had been thinking about so much, but his mind was still confined to Earth!
If the first stage of interstellar travel is leaving Earth, then why can't he look for signs of life outside of Earth?
As for whether there is life on other planets in the solar system...
Lü Yongchang believes that the probability is still high.
At least, the Proxima Centauri civilization shows that the universe is not empty; on the contrary, it is much more crowded than we imagine!
In a mere 4.22 light-years, two advanced civilizations have emerged.
Keep in mind, this is in the remote, mountainous region of the Milky Way!
Although the sample size is too small and there is a certain element of chance involved, he believes that Earth is definitely not the most unique planet in the vast universe.
"Zero, find me the latest map of Mars!"
Lu Yongchang's eyes gleamed with excitement.
That's right, Mars!
As Earth's "twin brother," Mars may be smaller and its environment may not be as suitable for life, but it is undoubtedly the most likely place to hatch life!
Moreover, the hypothesis that life once existed on Mars has been a subject of debate in the scientific community!
At the very least, substantial evidence suggests that liquid water likely existed on the Martian surface in ancient times, providing the strongest foundation for the emergence of life.
Worm-like tubular structures of ALH Martian meteorites under an electron microscope
However, at present, the surface of Mars is being eroded by solar radiation.
When solar radiation reacts with perchlorate, it becomes extremely toxic to microorganisms.
Therefore, most people believe that if life does exist on Mars, it must be located below the surface to survive solar radiation and various toxic substances.
"Professor, here is the Mars map you requested."
Zero's voice interrupted Lü Yongchang's thoughts.
Looking at the extremely high-definition image on the computer screen, Lü Yongchang was momentarily stunned.
"Zero, where did you get such a high-resolution map of Mars?"
"Professor, this is the latest image taken by NASA's Mars orbiter."
Zero spoke in a very mechanical voice, uttering some incredible words.
"...Zero, you just hacked into NASA?" Lu Yongchang was at a loss for words.
"Not only that, Professor, if you want clearer images, you can now manipulate that NASA satellite to change its orbit."
Lü Yongchang: "..."
"Cough cough! It can't be that bad!"
This is terrible... If NASA finds out that a perfectly good satellite has suddenly changed its orbit, then this is a huge problem...
"Zero, help me simulate which places on Mars are most likely to have life."
A strange light gleamed in Lü Yongchang's eyes.
It has to be said that artificial intelligence has a tremendous impact on scientific research!
At the very least, such a comprehensive analysis would take at least a month to complete if done entirely by manpower.
After a brief wait, Zero's voice rang out again.
"Professor, according to the data I found in NASA's database, the most likely place on Mars to have life is Utopia Planitia."
The next moment, the Mars map on the computer screen zoomed in instantly, and a red circle marked the area of Utopia Plain.
"Utopia Plains... Isn't this the landing site for the Pathfinder Project in the United States?"
Lu Yongchang frowned slightly, realizing there was a problem.
“That’s right.” Zero said with great certainty, “According to the latest data from NASA’s Pathfinder program, the three astronauts have discovered that there are abundant water resources beneath Utopia Plain, which exist in the form of ice layers.”
"However, NASA's Pathfinder program currently has no clear data indicating the presence of biological activity."
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