Three-Body Invasion, I Create Angel Civilization!

"Now start the experiment."

"Proposition No. 1: 1+1=2."

"Proposition No. 2: The sun rises in the west."

"Proposition No. 3: Peppers are sweet."

...

"Experiment No. 33, there are two winking buttons in front of you. Red means negative and green means yes. Please choose the corresponding button according to your judgment."

In the laboratory, subject No. 33 sat on a metal chair, and his head was covered with metal conductive wires.

Those metal conductive wires are used to monitor the response of his brain nerves when he is answering, and transmit the data of these responses to the computer.

Then, they can determine which part of the neural area is affecting people's thinking.

And this kind of proposition is simple and will not make the experimenter think too much, which also increases the accuracy of the experiment.

Subject No. 33 nodded after hearing these words, and then he began to answer.

Hines, on the other hand, was in front of the computer, looking at the brainwave data from various subjects.

They can't process these data for the time being, and need to borrow quantum computers to complete them.

"Honey, can we make it?"

Keiko looked at him worriedly and asked.

"No problem, as long as we understand the way the human brain thinks, we can come up with ways to strengthen it."

Hines said without looking back at the screen in front of him.

Just then, a staff member hurried in.

"Mr. Hines, there is an abnormality in subject 104."

"what happened?"

Hines frowned and walked out with him.

"Experiment No. 104 seems to be suffering from hydrophobia."

"Hydrophobia? Isn't that a rabies reaction?"

Hines said.

"That's not the case. He's not rabies. Please forgive me for not being accurate. Subject No. 104 doesn't show any abnormalities physically, and his brain and thinking are normal."

"He was simply afraid of water. During this period, we did many tests on him, but we couldn't find the cause."

"Even, during this period, he didn't even eat a drop of water, and even the bread had to be dried before eating. He thought the water was poisonous."

The staff member explained slowly.

"Persecution paranoia?"

Keiko said that she has seen many such situations.

"No, no, he doesn't think that someone poisoned the water, but that the water is poisonous. How to put it, you should see for yourself."

With that said, he opened the room of subject No. 104.

Into the eyes is a disheveled young man, he looks young, but his eyes are full of bloodshot eyes, just from his state, it can be clearly seen that there is something wrong with his spirit.

"Dr. Hines!"

Seeing Hines coming, he shouted his name as if he had found a savior.

"They're going to kill me! They're going to kill me, save me!"

He stepped forward and grabbed Hines's arms tightly, his eyes full of pleading.

Seeing this, Keiko immediately wanted to call the security personnel to pull him away, but Hines refused.

He patted the shoulder of subject No. 104.

"Don't worry, with me here, no one will hurt you, tell me what's going on?"

Hines' gentle words calmed his nervous heart, and he said after calming down a little.

"They give me water, they want to kill me!"

He gave his reasons.

Hines looked at him and smiled.

"No one will kill you, and besides, they dare not poison the water."

After speaking, he held the water glass next to him and was about to drink it in one gulp, but at this moment, Experimental No. 104 knocked off the water glass in his hand.

"Dr. Hines, it's not that someone poisoned you, but the water is highly poisonous!"

He shouted frantically, as if to tell Hines.

"You really think the water is poisonous?"

Only then did Hines look at him with a surprised face. Before, he thought that the other party was mentally abnormal, but now it seems that something is wrong.

"Of course, everyone knows that water is poisonous, just like there is oxygen in the air. You can't deny this common sense, right?"

He looked at Hines with some concern, as if worried that he couldn't think about continuing to drink water.

Hines looked at him and sighed.

"But, young man, according to what you said, seventy percent of your body is made of water, so why are you still standing here?"

Hearing this, he covered his head, inserted his fingers into his hair and said in pain.

"I don't know, this is the problem that tortures me. Obviously the water is poisonous, but my body accepts it."

Hines heard this and called the staff.

"Go, call out his previous test proposition and give it to me."

He seemed to think of something and said quickly.

Soon, the staff handed over the previous proposition to him, and then Hines comforted the young man and left.

Before leaving, subject No. 104 emphasized to him that water is poisonous, and told him not to drink water anymore.

Hines also agreed with a smile.

Soon he saw the propositions of subject No. 104, one of which was: water is poisonous.

"He gave no."

The staff took out the test results.

"Call out all the records and materials at that time."

Hines didn't pay attention to his words, and soon they found in the records that when the experimental subject was conducting this question and answer, some fluctuations occurred in a certain metal conductive line tested.

The results showed that the power of the conductive wires and the radiation were changed a little in order to more accurately test the neural responses in that brain region.

"Has this test been done on other experimental subjects?"

Hines asked.

"There have been four times, but I have never done it because I was worried that electric current and radiation will affect the human brain, and the other three times are true propositions."

"It seems that the problem lies in this. It is necessary to test again and do all the experimental procedures of No. 104."

He had to determine if it was the accident that caused it.

"Then who will be used as the experimental subject?"

Keiko asked, the current situation is that this experiment may cause some harm to the human body, and no matter who is used for the experiment, it is possible to bear this risk.

"I."

Hines said lightly.

"I'm here to confirm this experiment myself."

He said with firm eyes that as a scientist, he had already realized this.

Keiko also knew his temperament, so he didn't stop him.

Soon, the experiment started, and there were no problems with the previous propositions. When the proposition: water is highly poisonous, appeared.

He felt a slight numbness in his brain, and then he felt nothing.

"How does it feel?"

Keiko looked at him worriedly,

Hines didn't speak, he went straight to a table and picked up the glass of water that had been prepared.

Then, without hesitation, he drank it directly.

Everyone just stared at him, and then, they seemed to see Hines' throat wriggling, and they were relieved immediately.

This means that the experiment did not affect Hines, and the problem with No. 104 should be elsewhere.

But before they could react, Hines fell to his knees in pain and dropped the water glass in his hand.

But he didn't care about it at all, and kept fumbling with one hand in his throat, trying to spit out the water he drank.

"Honey!"

Keiko yelled when she saw this, and she ran up quickly.

But at this moment, Hines ignored her and kept trying to induce vomiting.

Finally, with his efforts, he spit out a lot of sticky matter. Seeing this, he was slightly relieved, collapsed on the ground, panting continuously.

"Honey, don't you think water is poisonous too?"

Keiko looked at him with concern and asked.

She regretted it a little, she should have stopped Hines just now!

After taking a breath, Hines looked at the crowd and said solemnly.

"I guess, that's what I think."

"To borrow your words, seventy percent of the human body is made of water."

Keiko said.

"Yeah, I know, so this question has been tormenting me, I think I can understand the feelings of subject 104."

As he spoke, he stood up slowly, and he also intentionally avoided the vomit and the puddle of water on the ground.

...

three months later.

Hines described the situation at the PDC meeting, and then he stated his purpose.

"This technology was discovered by me and my team by accident. It is an accidental product of experiments, but based on the current situation, I think it can be used in humans."

"Mr. Hines, we have read your report. You call this technology a thought stamp?"

A PDC member looked at him and asked.

"Yes, the results produced by the experiment are engraved into the human brain, and they are as solid as a rock. Even if he conflicts with some inherent cognition, it will immediately overwrite it."

"And after I took the thought seal, it took me three months of psychological counseling to eliminate this effect, which shows how unbreakable it is."

Hines said.

"So what do we need it for? To build a death squad?"

One of them said half-jokingly.

"Perhaps Mr. Taylor need not worry about that any more."

Another person also added a sentence.

"It is against the basic morality of human beings to tamper with human thoughts without authorization."

Chairman Say spoke to stop their discussion.

Then, she looked at Hines and said.

"Mr. Hines, your technique is dangerous."

"Chairman Say, I don't think so. Everything has certain risks. For example, a knife, you can use it to cut vegetables, or you can use it to kill people."

Hines continued.

"My purpose is not to control people, but to stabilize society."

"what do you mean?"

"The current human society is still in a relatively stable stage, but escapeism has begun to sprout, which we cannot stop."

"Just imagine, if the future space force is full of such thoughts, we will lose the war before it even begins."

"And I want to use this technology to implant the belief that human beings will win in people's brains, so as to stabilize the future space army and deal with the doomsday battle."

Hines said slowly.

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