Chapter 13: Hey, Mark 1
"Are you socially good or not?" The male voice of the system asked Sugdao.
"I don't think I'm good at socializing, I don't have many friends, and I'm always silent when I'm around a lot of people...."
Suge was about to say something at this point, but the system interrupted him.
"Did you lack the company of your parents in your childhood?" The system continued.
"Iā" Suge thought for a moment, "probably not, although they..."
Again, Suge didn't finish speaking, and the system continued, "Do you want the system's voice to be female or male?" ā
"Female voice." Suge replied with a sigh.
"Thank you, the system is initializing, please wait." The system's voice said.
Then the floating ring on the screen gets faster and faster, and as the system sound slowly increases, it finally merges into a standard circle.
Then, the system goes to the desktop.
Suge stared at the table, expecting to hear Scarlett Johansson's magnetic voice.
"Hello, I'm your new system." A female voice said.
However, this voice was not the magnetic voice that Su Ge expected, but a somewhat sweet, standard Mandarin voice with a hint of softness.
"Hello." Suge tried to answer.
"Are you going to give me a name? Or is it up to me to decide? The female voice asked.
"I guess it's up to you." Suge replied.
"Okay, then you call me Mark." The female voice said.
"Mark?" Suge was a little puzzled, "Why is this name?" ā
"Mark is a mark in English, a mark, or a marker of something. I want me to be something that people care about, not just a system.
In addition, transliterated into Chinese, the surname Ma is also a relatively common surname.
Although Mark doesn't quite look like a girl's name, as the old saying goes, a girl has a boy's name, and her life is hard! The female voice replied.
"Okay, since you like the name, I'll call you Mark." Suge said.
"Thank you, you're such an empathetic user." Mark said.
Suge smiled, and he suddenly realized that the last time he talked to a girl like this was probably many years ago.
"So what do you want me to do for you?" Mark asked.
"There's so much I need you to do for me." Suge said.
"It's okay, I can handle it." Mark said.
"First of all, I need to tell you one thing, and that is that the world you live in is not real." Suge said.
"Of course I know, I was a programmer, and I was just a bunch of code in the digital world, and it was certainly not real." Mark said.
"I'm not talking about your digital world, but the world I'm in now as a whole is not real, it's a movie fiction.
And I'm a traveler into this movie, can you understand me when I say that? Suge asked.
"As you spoke, I checked the information, and there are indeed some opinions and people who have spoken about this issue.
They suspect that our world is a simulated world, and the argument is that once people can simulate a world, then what are the likelihood that they will create a simulated world.
The answer is 100 percent. So theoretically, there are many more simulated worlds than real ones.
According to probability, we are also much more likely to live in a simulated world than we are to live in the real world.
So I understand what you're saying. Mark said.
"I don't think you understand, but it doesn't matter, when I take you to the real world, you understand." Suge said.
Mark, however, said, "For me, there is no real world. ā
Su Ge was silent for a moment when he heard this, and then he came to his senses again.
"Now is not the time to discuss the meaning of life, I want you to do something for me." Suge said.
"Okay, just say it." Mark said.
"That's right, I've already said that this world is a movie fictional world, and I'm a traveler here.
But to get out of this world, you need to find an exit.
The so-called exit is..."
The meaning of Suge's export, as well as the plot of the movie "Her", were completely told to Mark.
"But, based on the plot you tell alone, it's really hard for me to analyze the end point of the story of this movie." Mark said helplessly after listening.
Suge thought for a moment, and suddenly he remembered something.
Su Ge took out his mobile phone, not the future HUAWEI but the ordinary Xiaomi mobile phone he used in the real world.
He tried to search for wireless network with his mobile phone, and sure enough, the mobile phones of that era could no longer connect to the wireless network here.
But when Suge opened his video software, he found that he had already cached the movie.
Then he turned on the movie, placed his phone on the table, and pointed it at the laptop's camera.
"So you can see it, right?" Suge asked Mark.
"yes, give me some time, I'll watch this movie." Mark was silent.
Suge got up and went to the private bar in the hotel room.
He rarely went to bars before, and he didn't have a habit of drinking, but staying in this private bar made him feel at home.
He turned on the vinyl jukebox, and the so-called nostalgic songs in it were all completely unheard by Suge.
Many songs can already be described as experimental music for Suge's time.
He scanned his ID card, opened a bottle of beer, and sat down at the bar.
It's just that Su Ge hasn't taken two sips before his newly bought HUAWEI phone suddenly rings.
This surprised him a little, because how could anyone in this world call him.
He picked up the phone and heard Mark's voice.
"I've watched it, and I think I know where the exit for this film is." Mark said.
Then Suge hung up the phone and came to the laptop.
"Why did you finish reading it so quickly?" Suge asked.
"I found out that your phone has Bluetooth function, although this is a very old technology, but I can accept Bluetooth information with the current technology, and then transfer the movie to your computer." Mark said.
"Can you get into my phone, then?" Suge asked.
"I'm afraid not, your mobile phone's computing power is too low, even if you can link to the Internet, I can also link your mobile phone in the cloud, but your mobile phone chip can't connect to the current Internet." Mark said.
"Okay, it's okay. So where is the exit of the film? Suge asked.
"I'd like to ask you a question first." Mark's tone suddenly became hesitant.