Anime plot kill

Su Yue silently agreed with Makise Kurisu's point of view in his heart.

This is the "concern" he subtly revealed about the time-space interference experiment during his in-depth discussion with Makise Kurisu.

His goal is to guide Makise Kurisu to avoid the unfathomable trap of using the [Space-Time Information Transfer Unit] (D-mail) to change the branches of the multiverse.

After all, any attempt to arbitrarily tamper with reality will inevitably pay a heavy price.

Every [Spacetime Information Transmission Unit] sent out that is capable of reshaping the structure of spacetime will eventually lead to unpredictable and horrific feedback.

Therefore, if you want to reach your ideal future, you must cancel those D-mails one by one.

He didn't want to waste more time on such matters.

Therefore, he kept instilling in Makise Kurisu that they should not limit themselves to experiments such as D-mail, which still involved major risks, but should focus on more cutting-edge research on "time jump" in the true sense!

That's right, even under the current tight conditions in their LAB, they can still conduct time jump experiments to some extent.

They may even be able to achieve time travel earlier than the powerful SERN organization!

However, compared with SERN's ambitious goals that span decades or even centuries, their jump time is slightly shorter.

But this is only limited by the technical bottleneck of existing experimental equipment.

"therefore!"

Makise Kurisu announced passionately.

"We know that sending messages to the past using D-mail requires the use of a telephone microwave transmitter (tentative name)."

"The Telephone Microwave Transmitter (tentative name) creates a miniature Kerr black hole by causing elementary particles to collide. We then inject electrons from the 42-inch display into it, thereby modulating gravity to form a ring-shaped singularity that allows tiny amounts of data to pass through."

"By sending the binary data of text messages and emails into this ring-shaped singularity, the text messages and emails can travel through time and space and be delivered to the past."

She drew the corresponding schematic diagram on the portable smart projection board beside her.

"Moreover, we have learned that, in fact, the memory of the human brain is essentially a flow of electronic signals, which can be regarded as an 'electromagnetic wave' in a sense."

“Among the existing public scientific research results, there are quite a few research projects related to human brain waves.”

"What's more, some high-tech products have built a mental interaction network based on human brain waves. They can control simple devices, issue instructions, and even achieve remote communication by emitting specific electrical signals."

"So, in essence, memory is also a kind of 'electromagnetic wave', just like the information wave carried by mobile phone text messages!"

After hearing her explanation, most people present understood her point of view...only Mayuri still seemed confused.

"You mean, we can send our memories back in time?"

Even Awanone Lingyu, who came from the future world, was amazed at the extraordinary thinking mode of this time machine pioneer.

She actually compared human memory with mobile phone text messages, which is completely beyond the scope of ordinary people's cognition.

"Yes."

Makise Kurisu continued to explain.

"Current technology does not allow us humans to travel directly back to the past. In fact, if we think normally, if a person travels back to the past, unless the time span is extremely large, it is difficult to prove whether the grandfather paradox will occur if he encounters another self."

"Although John Titor proposed the worldline theory, this does not mean that multiple timelines cannot coexist in the same universe."

"Therefore, in my opinion, as an experiment of a time machine, memory travel is safer than physical travel."

According to her research results,

This telephone microwave transmitter (tentative).

The working principle is that a Kerr black hole is first generated by a telephone microwave transmitter (tentative name), and then electrons are injected to manipulate gravity, thereby revealing a ring-shaped singularity.

Then, by sending text messages or compressed memory data to the exposed annular singularity, D-mail transmission and memory transfer become possible.

Whether it's sending a text message, or transferring a memory.

The principles and operating procedures they follow are exactly the same.

Since text messages can successfully travel through time and space, memories also have the potential to travel through time.

This is an obvious inference.

“There is actually such a possibility!”

After hearing this theory, Hashida became more excited.

"So, each of us can send our memories back to the past?"

However, Makise Kurisu shook her head at this moment.

"I have said before that all of this is based on the correctness of John Titor's world line theory."

"According to the world line theory, the world we live in is unique."

"So, when we send our memories back to the past, the impact our past selves have on the world is far more profound than a text message."

"Once you go back in time and change history, the original timeline will deviate."

“That begs the question.”

Makise Kurisu's expression became particularly serious.

"In this case, the question is, does the real world belong to our present world, or to the past of those individuals who send their memories back to the past?"

As soon as these words were spoken, the others all broke out in cold sweats.

Indeed, if it is not the parallel universe theory, but the world line theory.

As long as someone or something goes back to the past and has an impact on the past world.

Then, the timeline will shift.

It follows that other people's memories will be rewritten or even erased.

This is a crucial and difficult issue.