Chapter 471 Migratory Bird Plan
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Hong Ri Zhang Wei Luo
In Jack's vision, it would be possible to upload consciousness and can the body in the future.
Here comes the question.
What should I do after my consciousness is uploaded?
Sleeping in the hard drive, motionless?
Can you copy it when needed?
If that's really the case, what's the difference between him and a dead person?
Obviously, such a solution is not suitable.
A more suitable solution is for the consciousness to stay on an independent server after uploading.
In that server, consciousness is the king inside and can enjoy a variety of services.
For example, super expensive food and beautiful people of the opposite sex can be obtained at will.
But that was his consciousness.
Can other people's consciousness enjoy this service?
Jack has yet to make a decision.
Anyway, from the current point of view, the consciousness cannot lie like a corpse after uploading, it must be moved.
You must be able to run, jump, swim, eat, and chat and brag with your friends.
The wizarding world is such a world.
But that is for study and entertainment.
We need to build a dedicated world that people can regard as home and a real reality.
Jack looked at the tablet sent by his subordinate.
It contains the specific content of the Migratory Bird Plan.
“Create an independent planet in the virtual world, put people’s consciousness on the planet, and let them enjoy the services they deserve.
When necessary, these people's consciousness migrates into reality, controls the physical body, and completes tasks that require the physical body..."
Jack glanced over it quickly.
This is a plan very similar to his original idea.
Transfer the clone's consciousness to the virtual world.
In it, they are fully human.
From birth to growth, there is a complete person from beginning to end.
They will feel scared when their teeth change for the first time, their heartbeat will speed up when they have special feelings for the opposite sex for the first time, they will feel sweet when they fall in love, and they will feel sad when they break up.
They may even die in the virtual world.
To put it simply and straightforwardly, it is a real virtual world built on the Internet.
Throw away the words network and virtual, and what is left is reality.
That is the real world.
As long as the setting is reasonable, for the people in that world, the physical body whose consciousness comes to the real world is just an existence in a 'different world' or a 'different dimension'.
Not their 'real' body.
Even if their bodies perish, they will not truly perish.
It's just the consciousness returning to the virtual world.
If you put your subjective consciousness into the virtual world and think that there is the 'real' and the 'main', then all of this is really no different from traveling to a different world.
Subordinates called this plan the Migratory Bird Plan.
It's like consciousness switching back and forth between the illusory world and the real world.
For migratory birds, no matter where they migrate, it is real and part of life.
There is no difference between fantasy and reality.
"Hmm..." Jack finished reading the plan, lowered his head and thought for a moment, "This plan is indeed somewhat similar to what I thought."
For people without 'roots', I don't know if there will be any adverse effects.
If it's not necessary, it's better to make people worry about it.
Clones are people too.
If you tell them coldly that they are not normal people, they have no parents and they are all cultivated directly from the nutrient solution.
In the short term, there should be no problem.
But if it stays like this for a long time, there's no telling what uncontrollable things will happen.
If there is a buffer place.
For example, they came from the virtual world, and their home is over there.
Their parents, their relatives and friends, their lovers, and their children are all in the virtual world...
Maybe, this will be a good solution.
"This plan is so detailed, there should be corresponding preparations, right?" Jack asked while continuing to read.
"Probably." Without the tablet in hand, the subordinate could only respond vaguely.
"Let someone speed it up and start this plan first." Jack didn't see what he wanted to see, so he returned the tablet to his subordinates. "The existing wizards must also be dealt with properly."
There are already nearly 300 million clone wizards under his command.
This is a very large number.
Even if there is a magic contract, it is controlled.
But you can't take it easy either.
Some seemingly problematic areas still need to be resolved.
"For these people, it's best to improve their memories by connecting the past and the future." Jack said seriously.
"Yes, I will let them keep an eye on this." The subordinate nodded repeatedly.
"Okay, let's leave this question for now. Is there anything else important?" Jack moved his neck and made a clicking sound.
He listened to the report alone for almost two hours.
A little tired.
"There are more." The subordinate said quickly, "Recently, the United States has sent a lot of spies into the country. Some of their actions are very excessive, and there are even wizards among them. Do you need to fight back?"
"The Prime Minister can't handle this kind of thing?" Jack was a little surprised.
Spies are quite normal.
Even if the kingdom suffers losses as a result, it is not my fault.
Jack just felt that there was no need to talk about this matter in front of him, right?
"The main thing has something to do with Minister Snape." The subordinate whispered.
"What does this have to do with Snape?" Jack narrowed his eyes slightly, "Isn't he playing dungeons with his daughter? I saw them playing games all night long yesterday."
After the summer vacation, Snape took Sister Lily to the United States.
For the Lily sisters, Laomei is their hometown.
There is no way, who told them to stay there after they were cloned, until recently?
Wouldn't it be normal for Snape to take them back to their hometown?
As for the magic helmet...
The smooth birth of such a fun thing is actually due to Snape's contribution.
This involves the principle of the magic helmet.
What is the most important part of a magic helmet?
It is to extract human consciousness, pull out human consciousness, and put it into a huge server.
What does this process look like?
The answer is simple, it's a bit like a pensieve.
The pensieve basin placed in the principal's room can extract other people's memories and place them in the basin.
Then, other users can immersively experience the illusory world created by memory when using it.
very magical.
When Dumbledore was expelled from Hogwarts, Snape entered the headmaster's office, took out the Pensieve, and gave it to researchers for study.
He didn't put it back until Dumbledore returned.
It can be said that without Snape's behavior, the birth of the magic helmet would not be impossible, but it would definitely be delayed for a long time.
Snape really put a lot of effort into this.
Extremely helpful.
just now……
"How did Snape get connected with the old American spies?"
Did Snape become a spy out of habit?
Instinct activated?
Jack was very curious about this.
Here comes the question.
What should I do after my consciousness is uploaded?
Sleeping in the hard drive, motionless?
Can you copy it when needed?
If that's really the case, what's the difference between him and a dead person?
Obviously, such a solution is not suitable.
A more suitable solution is for the consciousness to stay on an independent server after uploading.
In that server, consciousness is the king inside and can enjoy a variety of services.
For example, super expensive food and beautiful people of the opposite sex can be obtained at will.
But that was his consciousness.
Can other people's consciousness enjoy this service?
Jack has yet to make a decision.
Anyway, from the current point of view, the consciousness cannot lie like a corpse after uploading, it must be moved.
You must be able to run, jump, swim, eat, and chat and brag with your friends.
The wizarding world is such a world.
But that is for study and entertainment.
We need to build a dedicated world that people can regard as home and a real reality.
Jack looked at the tablet sent by his subordinate.
It contains the specific content of the Migratory Bird Plan.
“Create an independent planet in the virtual world, put people’s consciousness on the planet, and let them enjoy the services they deserve.
When necessary, these people's consciousness migrates into reality, controls the physical body, and completes tasks that require the physical body..."
Jack glanced over it quickly.
This is a plan very similar to his original idea.
Transfer the clone's consciousness to the virtual world.
In it, they are fully human.
From birth to growth, there is a complete person from beginning to end.
They will feel scared when their teeth change for the first time, their heartbeat will speed up when they have special feelings for the opposite sex for the first time, they will feel sweet when they fall in love, and they will feel sad when they break up.
They may even die in the virtual world.
To put it simply and straightforwardly, it is a real virtual world built on the Internet.
Throw away the words network and virtual, and what is left is reality.
That is the real world.
As long as the setting is reasonable, for the people in that world, the physical body whose consciousness comes to the real world is just an existence in a 'different world' or a 'different dimension'.
Not their 'real' body.
Even if their bodies perish, they will not truly perish.
It's just the consciousness returning to the virtual world.
If you put your subjective consciousness into the virtual world and think that there is the 'real' and the 'main', then all of this is really no different from traveling to a different world.
Subordinates called this plan the Migratory Bird Plan.
It's like consciousness switching back and forth between the illusory world and the real world.
For migratory birds, no matter where they migrate, it is real and part of life.
There is no difference between fantasy and reality.
"Hmm..." Jack finished reading the plan, lowered his head and thought for a moment, "This plan is indeed somewhat similar to what I thought."
For people without 'roots', I don't know if there will be any adverse effects.
If it's not necessary, it's better to make people worry about it.
Clones are people too.
If you tell them coldly that they are not normal people, they have no parents and they are all cultivated directly from the nutrient solution.
In the short term, there should be no problem.
But if it stays like this for a long time, there's no telling what uncontrollable things will happen.
If there is a buffer place.
For example, they came from the virtual world, and their home is over there.
Their parents, their relatives and friends, their lovers, and their children are all in the virtual world...
Maybe, this will be a good solution.
"This plan is so detailed, there should be corresponding preparations, right?" Jack asked while continuing to read.
"Probably." Without the tablet in hand, the subordinate could only respond vaguely.
"Let someone speed it up and start this plan first." Jack didn't see what he wanted to see, so he returned the tablet to his subordinates. "The existing wizards must also be dealt with properly."
There are already nearly 300 million clone wizards under his command.
This is a very large number.
Even if there is a magic contract, it is controlled.
But you can't take it easy either.
Some seemingly problematic areas still need to be resolved.
"For these people, it's best to improve their memories by connecting the past and the future." Jack said seriously.
"Yes, I will let them keep an eye on this." The subordinate nodded repeatedly.
"Okay, let's leave this question for now. Is there anything else important?" Jack moved his neck and made a clicking sound.
He listened to the report alone for almost two hours.
A little tired.
"There are more." The subordinate said quickly, "Recently, the United States has sent a lot of spies into the country. Some of their actions are very excessive, and there are even wizards among them. Do you need to fight back?"
"The Prime Minister can't handle this kind of thing?" Jack was a little surprised.
Spies are quite normal.
Even if the kingdom suffers losses as a result, it is not my fault.
Jack just felt that there was no need to talk about this matter in front of him, right?
"The main thing has something to do with Minister Snape." The subordinate whispered.
"What does this have to do with Snape?" Jack narrowed his eyes slightly, "Isn't he playing dungeons with his daughter? I saw them playing games all night long yesterday."
After the summer vacation, Snape took Sister Lily to the United States.
For the Lily sisters, Laomei is their hometown.
There is no way, who told them to stay there after they were cloned, until recently?
Wouldn't it be normal for Snape to take them back to their hometown?
As for the magic helmet...
The smooth birth of such a fun thing is actually due to Snape's contribution.
This involves the principle of the magic helmet.
What is the most important part of a magic helmet?
It is to extract human consciousness, pull out human consciousness, and put it into a huge server.
What does this process look like?
The answer is simple, it's a bit like a pensieve.
The pensieve basin placed in the principal's room can extract other people's memories and place them in the basin.
Then, other users can immersively experience the illusory world created by memory when using it.
very magical.
When Dumbledore was expelled from Hogwarts, Snape entered the headmaster's office, took out the Pensieve, and gave it to researchers for study.
He didn't put it back until Dumbledore returned.
It can be said that without Snape's behavior, the birth of the magic helmet would not be impossible, but it would definitely be delayed for a long time.
Snape really put a lot of effort into this.
Extremely helpful.
just now……
"How did Snape get connected with the old American spies?"
Did Snape become a spy out of habit?
Instinct activated?
Jack was very curious about this.
