[Football] Choisir

It's only been 2 minutes since they fell asleep.

Neuer struggled to open his eyes, still breathing heavily.He ripped the helmet unit off his head and tossed it aside, then ran his other hand through his sweat-soaked hair.Also soaked, it seemed, were his blue eyes, which now looked far from intelligent, and instead steamy.Neuer closed his eyes again, put his hands on his forehead, took a deep breath and then exhaled slowly, trying to calm himself down in this way.

Almost at the same time, Gotze, who was lying beside him, also woke up.As soon as he opened his eyes, he found Neuer sitting in front of his bed, and the latter was as embarrassed as if he had just been fished out of the water.

"Manu? What about you?" he asked in surprise.

"Okay, now we can be sure that it is the player Mario." Muller snapped his fingers and said with a smile, "Just now we tried to let Manu enter the depths of your subconscious, because Manu wanted to see it with his own eyes. That weird sea wave you speak of."

"Mario," Royce said, and Gotze noticed that he had changed his address. "I'm sorry for my anger at you before. Now I believe your words."

Gotze quickly understood the current situation from this title.He breathed a sigh of relief and felt happy: "It's okay, I didn't take it to heart. So we can finally be honest with each other now, don't we? It feels so good, you know, I was almost driven crazy by this secret... "

"So now our top priority is how to send you back." Royce nodded and quickly got to the point.

"We need to ask our genius scientists." Muller said, turning to Neuer, "Manu, have you succeeded?"

Neuer nodded, and now he finally got his breath together: "I didn't expect... This really surprised me... It turned out to be Feng's Pulse!"

"What?" None of them seemed to understand him very well, and surprisingly, neither did Muller.

"Ocean waves! That's not an ordinary fixed frequency, it's one of the characteristics of Feng's pulse!" Neuer looked at the three people who were still in confusion, "Oh my God! Don't you ever read? Don't let me Waste of time explaining this!"

He quickly rushed to the corner he occupied before, swiftly put everything into his backpack, and then threw the huge backpack over his shoulder.

"Give me two days," he added, before disappearing through the door just like last time.

"What is Feng's pulse?" Gotze asked suspiciously, and Royce, who was also puzzled, looked at Muller with him.

"Why are you all looking at me like that! I'm just a psychiatrist, how could I know the uncommon terms in their circle..."

"But you are all engaged in science..."

"Interlacing is like a mountain!" Muller patted Gotze on the shoulder meaningfully.

Chapter 14

It wasn't until Neuer took a paper in front of them that Gotze realized that the "two days" he said before was actually a false finger, because since the last time the three people of their "consciousness travel research team" A full week has passed since the rally.Well, there are four of them now—Royce wants to join anyway, and says he might be able to help in some places, such as research funding.

Gotze picked up the paper, and handed it to Muller after only reading the title: "Thomas, please take a look, I think this will definitely exceed my understanding..."

""Feng's Pulse and Conscious Transmission"?" Mueller took it over and took a look, "Where did you find this?"

"On a paper website in China." Neuer found that the other three people in the room still did not pay enough attention to this paper.He immediately snatched the paper back from Muller, turned to one of the pages, and showed them the text: "Here, the author first proposed the term 'Fon's pulse' .”

"So," Royce began, "what the hell is a Phong pulse?"

Neuer looked at him incomprehensibly: "Don't you know how to look up information?"

"It's because I didn't find it that I asked you where you found this paper." Mueller spread his hands helplessly.

"Thomas, don't tell me that you have never read a Chinese paper website?" Neuer stared at Muller with wide eyes, and got the latter's shake of his head in reply.

"Okay, let me explain briefly." Neuer sighed, and began to carry out science popularization resignedly, "'Feng's impulse' is an electrical impulse that exists between nerve conductions, and it was discovered by this Chinese. He In the experiment, it was found that this special pulse mainly occurs in human consciousness activities, so he put forward a bold idea - by means of a method, this pulse can reversely act on the brain nerves, so that it can affect the human brain. Human consciousness interferes, and even reaches artificial control."

"My God, this is like a doomsday theory." Gotze commented, "If human consciousness can be artificially controlled, then what is the difference between us and machines?"

"Humans have been studying their own minds for hundreds of years, but until now no one has been able to fully explain the working mechanism of the human brain. And once this discovery is proved to be feasible, then we have a certain degree of control. A key, a key to some of the secrets of the brain! Think about it, what a great contribution!" exclaimed Neuer.

"I agree with what Mario said, and I can't imagine that this method will bring good prospects if it is proven to work." Royce said cautiously.

"Manu, in fact, this paper has not been taken seriously, has it? Otherwise, the scientific community would have been fried." Mueller asked with a frown.

"Indeed," Neuer nodded towards Muller, "As you said, this paper was just published, but no one paid attention to it. Because the consciousness transmission it studies actually only points to a possible — Space travel.”

"What?" The three of them blurted out at the same time.

"Now you're finally interested, aren't you?" Neuer asked triumphantly.

"Space travel?" Mueller quickly discovered the problem, "Doesn't include time?"

"That's right!" Neuer cheerfully affirmed, elated that someone discovered the trick he deliberately sold, "Time is not included! According to this Dr. Feng's theoretical model, time is irreversible, and all those who claim to travel through The behavior of time is actually just traveling to a parallel world that is later than the original world."

"I still don't understand..." Gotze said honestly again, and doubted his IQ.

Neuer paused to think, then turned the paper over, grabbed a pen and drew on the blank back. "Assume that the world we live in is A, the current time point is X, and the current event is Y. There is one of us, such as Thomas...Thomas returned to the past time point Z in some way, And try to change the result of event Y by changing the events that happened at that time. But we now know that time is irreversible, so Thomas’s behavior of going back to the past is actually just coming to the time point W of the parallel world B, except that W and X The difference of is exactly equal to the time spanned by Thomas, that is to say, the time of world B is exactly (XW) unit time slower than the time of world A. If we use our time as a reference frame, Z and W seem to us to be The same, because they are equal to the difference of X, but they are actually two completely different points in time in two different worlds. This is why we say that the past cannot be changed, because even if time travel can change the outcome of events, it is only It only changes the events in the parallel world, and will not have any impact on the original world."

"So according to this statement, all time travel is actually space travel." Muller said thoughtfully.

"That's it," Neuer concluded.He dropped the pen in his hand, put his hands behind his head and leaned back on the chair back, then put his legs on the table and tilted the chair back, keeping himself out of the conversation, leaving only shock in the rest of the three Ferments in the mind.

"That is to say, parallel worlds are everywhere?" Royce asked uncertainly.

"If the theory holds, then it does." Mueller nodded.

"It turns out that we are not unique." Gotze said in shock, "There is one me in every parallel world."

"No, it can be said that we are indeed unique." Muller said, "because the 'I' in each parallel world will not be exactly the same, just like you and Mario."

Gotze understood immediately, but he soon had new doubts: "But why? Why can this 'Feng's Pulse' cause consciousness to travel through?"

Everyone looked at Neuer.

Neuer took his legs off the table, then lightly lowered the upturned chair, before answering honestly, "I don't know."

"You don't know?" Royce asked in disbelief.

"Yes, I don't know." Neuer spread his hands, "If you want to know the answer to this question, it is likely to go deep into the quantum level. I am not an expert in this field, and now except for us who believe in time travel, no one else will know. This creates interest."

Royce nodded in agreement with this statement, and everyone fell into silence for a while.

Neuer let this silence continue for a while, then he provoked a mysterious smile, and said unhurriedly: "However, the good news is that I have contacted you two days ago