Chapter 1010 Religion

When Ran Cheng C saw You Ji again, time should have passed... about one or two days.

Ran Cheng C was not sure if his sense of time was still correct. Human "sense of time" is highly dependent on the periodic neural activity of certain specific neural networks. This area of ​​the brain that perceives time is located next to the area that encodes spatial information, not far from the hippocampus.

Since the technology of interfering with the hippocampus and controlling the conversion of short-term memory into long-term memory is very mature. Then, it is possible to manipulate an individual's "sense of time" and make him feel that time is shortened or lengthened.

The practical value of this technology is limited. The speed of human thinking is still limited by the speed of transmission of neural signals and the degree of optimization of neural networks. Even if this subjective time is disturbed, and humans have a subjective driving force to "speed up thinking", the speed of thinking activity will still be subject to innate limitations.

Thinking cannot be accelerated infinitely.

However, it can make the subject feel that a short time suddenly becomes infinitely long, and he has wasted a lot of time without noticing. The primitive instinct will drive him and strongly require him to "find something to do" - because for wild animals in the natural environment, "long-term laziness" means "easy to die".

This driving force will give people strong mental torture.

When one's sense of time is controlled by others, the controller can call out this mental torture in a very short time.

Even this virtual sense of time hell is more terrible than the real "long-term detention". Although the sense of time has been adjusted, the speed of thinking will not increase too much. The tortured person will only feel very clearly that time has passed through the gaps between his fingers, but he can't do much. Clear memory has also become a kind of torture - because at the physiological level, the prisoner has no time to forget.

The sense of powerlessness brought about by this is more terrible than the actual detention.

Since one's brain has fallen into the hands of the opponent, the possibility of being done this kind of thing is not small.

Ran Cheng C himself has done something similar.

He looked at Youki and smiled: "You came so soon... I thought it would take a long time for me to see you again."

Torture people in this way, and it will not even cause degenerative physiological damage. If the human neural network is not used for a long time, there is a risk of being squeezed out by other functions. If a person does not speak for a long time, he may forget the skills of speaking.

But this transformation depends on objective time.

This technology of adjusting the subjective sense of time will not accelerate the adjustment of the neural network itself. The target object will not easily forget or degenerate skills.

This is a very ideal torture method.

Considering the resistance of internal power masters to chemical drugs, this method of starting from the bottom may be more useful than confession.

Youki shook his head: "Generally speaking, we do not advocate torturing prisoners. Well, Mr. Six Dragons, are you calm now? Is there anything you want to confess?"

It has been exactly 24 hours since Youki last came in. Those former apprentices are really too enthusiastic. Yuki only said that he wanted to analyze the confessions of the Six Dragons, and then these scientific knight apprentices made many analyses and wrote several reports based on what Ran Cheng C said.

It was much more comprehensive than Yuki thought.

In the end, Yuki had to be dragged by these old Yanbi to participate in the collective activities on the ship.

These former apprentices were indeed at the bottom of the scientific knights, but they had indeed seen the various collective activities of the superior scientific knights. From the "music hobby" of the classical era to the "science fiction and two-dimensional aesthetics" of the Wuzu era, there are all kinds of literary and artistic activities from different eras. Or imitate the banquets of Wuzu and His Majesty the Father of All Machines in the Superman Enterprise era, etc.

Now these former apprentices do not have the conditions to completely copy those collective activities, but Yin Zhewei still attaches great importance to such things when building the sect.

It feels a bit like the so-called "Party" collective activities in the old era, and they have organized several times.

Although they can only provide virtual food and play small games with AR images, the former apprentices still like this atmosphere.

Since yesterday, Youki has become the core of the party, the coolest person in the entire Picosi sect base (submarine).

At first, Youki was still quite interested in this kind of "religious activity" unique to scientific knights. But everyone was so enthusiastic that almost everyone wanted to talk to him about the twelfth martial god.

Youki was afraid that he would let the cat out of the bag, so he kept avoiding such topics.

And this naturally aroused the curiosity of the former apprentices.

In the end, Youki still felt that it was more suitable for people like him to come to this guy from the Six Dragons Sect to ask questions.

He had been wandering in the wilderness with his master, and he really couldn't adapt to this... this atmosphere.

It just so happened that his conversation with the Six Dragons Sect Flag Master was also live broadcast, which was also a little work for the former apprentices.

"New things to explain?" After hearing Youki's question, Ran Cheng C lowered his head and remained silent.

Youki said: "It's already this time, why are you still hesitating? Even if you have great confidence in the Six Dragons, you certainly can't go back. You will have to stay in this virtual prison for a long time. It's okay if the Six Dragons don't come to rescue you. Once they rush in to rescue you, the people guarding you will kill you before they succeed. I don't need to describe to you how easy it is to kill an unprotected brain, right?"

"On the whole, no matter how powerful the Six Dragons are, you can't get any benefits from them. In addition to the belief of "religious experience", do you have any reason to remain loyal to them?"

Ran Cheng C's mouth moved for a moment, as if he wanted to say something.

Yuki immediately asked, "What's the reason?"

"In my brain, there is a part of memory that tells me that even if I die for the Six Dragons, I can still get enough benefits." Ran Cheng C said, "Although I don't know the reason... Although I don't remember it, there was evidence that told me... Incredibly clear evidence told me that even if I died for the Six Dragons, I could get a reward - a huge reward."

Yuki was happy: "But doesn't your 'memory in an unknown disk' tell you that the Six Dragons are not afraid of any martial gods at all? As a result, look at what's going on now?"

Two lines of tears slid down Ran Cheng C's face.

He shed tears without warning.