Takakawa is special, and from him can collect not only data that most patients have, but also data that only a few patients have, or data that only appears in Takakawa. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 infoTakakawa clones cannot fully reflect the particularity of Takakawa, but they can approach Takakawa's data from a few details. The research on the "virus" began with the special test subject "Takakawa" as a breakthrough, and continued until Takakawa's condition deteriorated and disintegrated into LCL, and even if he became LCL, mixed with other LCL solutions, he could no longer isolate this part of his LCL from the material structure, but the color system center and Super Dorothy still paid attention to his personality changes from the perspective of doomsday vision.

Dr. Ander knew very well how much data the Chromology Center provided for the creation of Takakawa's clones, and now he knew that that the huge amount of data was also involved in Super Dorothy. The Takakawa clone was a project with his own permission, and has been observing the research community, but this project is not only promoted by the hospital's superficial research team, but the interference of these lurkers has not been noticed by them.

In the current situation, it no longer matters how these lurkers avoided the eyes and ears of the dominant research team in the first place. Dr. Ender knew that he had no time to pursue anyone, and what Dorothy said was enough to prove that the lurkers were already ready, and it was also a good thing for him to lack the most prestigious and capable person in a certain section.

Dr. Ender wasn't sure how long he would live. It is impossible to obtain an accurate time from the onset of illness to death, and it is also difficult to find out the clues and logic of the timeline related to the disease. Behind the messy data, it seems to be a random fate. Some infected researchers try to determine the time of their death based on the information they have, but the actual time of his death is either earlier or later. The special medicine is not a panacea, and even if the ability of the lurkers to make drugs is equivalent to the level reached by the hospital when Takagawa and Dr. Hawke were still alive, it is impossible to continue the lives of patients.

Doomsday syndrome is a concurrent terminal illness, which is a terminal illness from psychological to physiological, and a terminal illness that cannot be predicted or truly controlled. All treatments are only on the surface of the disease, and now that the "virus" cannot be captured, there is no way to survive except for luck.

Hanging such a brutal truth over his head like a sword of Damocles is the only attitude that Dr. Ender can maintain regarding the development of his condition.

Dr. Ender can finally understand why researchers who have died of infection have gone to great lengths to preserve and make their research materials public, rather than sealed to a designated person - they no longer need to compete, and the threats they face seem to have surpassed the ceiling of human society working together, and in such a short period of time, even if everyone in the hospital works together to fight this terrible disaster, the success rate is extremely low. The talents and abilities of the individual are insignificant in the face of such a vicious enemy. But even so, they still hope that one day, the survivors in the hospital, or some people in the world, will be inspired by the information they have left behind, find out the real culprit of this disaster, and solve the threat of the "virus".

This sense of mission, which is not utilitarian and only wants future generations to survive, allows the dying researcher to truly treat his legacy with a fair and transparent attitude.

In the past, when they knew that they were about to die, when they realized how terrible the infection of the "virus" was, they did the only thing they could do in their lives. The same is true of Dr. Ander today.

Even if he wasn't sure if these lurkers were really ready as Dorothy said, if it was true or not, as long as he completed the final LCL retrograde project and re-entered Takakawa's personality into his new body, he would be able to find a way out.

Putting aside these doubts and the anger that his research had been stolen, Dr. Ender came to the conclusion that in the afterglow of his life, he had to complete the final link of the human completion plan. Not for the lurkers, not for themselves, but simply because, this is the only thing you can do. Putting aside all the political struggles and conspiracy theories and focusing on this is the only way to ensure that the research will catch up with time – no, even if you do it wholeheartedly, you may not be able to catch up, but you just want to.

In the final analysis, there are too many unformed theories in the "human completion plan", and some of them have not even grasped the clue, but only stop at reverie. To turn what you think might be right into a process that actually happens, it takes a brilliant mind, a lot of knowledge, plenty of time, an ideal environment, and a lot of good luck. However, even Dr. Ender, who initiated the research project in the first place, was unable to meet all of them.

Dr. Ander himself is well aware that in normal times, the "human completion plan" will only be regarded as whimsical and unrealistic, and saying it will only add jokes and reduce his prestige, so although Dr. Ander borrowed the public resources of the hospital, he did not disclose his research on a large scale. He even felt that he might not have expected to be able to complete such a study in the hospital days.

However, all the reasons that had prevented him from doing his best in the past no longer have a place now.

"Understood." Dr. Ander said in a deep voice, "I will assist you. However, I hope that the remaining survivors can be sent out of this island...... We have already failed and do not need to add more victims. Give them a boat, maybe it's getting bad outside, but maybe it's safer than on the island. ”

"...... 'virus' is everywhere, and every time we breathe and exchange substances with the outside world, it enters our body in large quantities. Everyone is a potential infected person, and leaving the island will not make their incidence rate go down. Dorothy reminded.

"It's just a little comfort for them. Although not everyone thinks so, there are some people who believe that the hospital is the culprit of all this, and leaving the hospital can make them feel better inside...... They have no basis in believing that if they leave here and return to the outside world, their chances of being infected will decrease, and I think, at least in the last moment, satisfy their little delusion. Dr. Ander paused, and replied, "Moreover, the plan is only for Takakawa, and now that you have completed the Takakawa clones, there is no need for them to be test subjects - or are you not able to leave the island, or are the skills and experience accumulated in the Takakawa clones not enough, and you need to turn more people into Takakawa clones?" ”

"Are you tempting, or are you sarcastic? Forget it, although others think that it should be hidden, but I think that when it comes to this, we should give our collaborators a little respect. Dorothy's tone made Dr. Ander feel that there was no such thing as a chamber of words within the Lurker, but that Dorothy's words might not carry much weight, but her actions would have a real impact on the Lurker's overall plans, and that Dorothy was not the kind of pawn who would do what she was told.

The monster-like Dorothy in front of her not only has intelligence, but also the ability to use it - no matter how much this intelligence is, it has a strong subjective initiative, which is enough to make it the most influential link among the lurkers. In Dr. Ender's experience, Dorothy may not be able to control the direction of speech, but she has a strong, if not second-to-none, level of dominance and decision-making power in this group of lurkers.

Who to work with, what kind of treatment to give, which direction to lean towards in research, the monster in front of you is probably enough to decide in a word.

That's good. Dr. Ander genuinely thinks so. Although this monster may not be able to speculate with human thinking, as long as it is still doing things in a human group, whether it occupies a dominant position or not, it needs to follow the laws of human social engineering to a certain extent, so as to drive this human social group more flexibly and efficiently.

Although I don't know how much influence the human mind has on it, it is impossible not to do without, and now that we don't understand the specific situation, what we can grasp and what we must grasp is only this part of the influence.

“…… It's really unexpected, you don't seem to care much about other people's opposition. Dr. Ander tentatively asked.

I don't know if I didn't hear the temptation, or if I didn't bother to hide it. Dorothy replied bluntly: "Because they can all die, but I won't, I'm already a doomsday syndrome patient, and I won't get infected a second time." Needless to say, if my current posture can be easily replicated, probably there will be many people who are willing to become like this, although it is terrible and pitiful in the eyes of normal people, but as long as you correct your personality, sooner or later you will get used to it. At the very least, such a gesture may be more long-lived? They can't destroy me, they can't leave me, they need my abilities, and I have things that I can't do on my own, and I have to rely on other people. But in general, yes, I don't care about the opposition of other people, because their opposition is weak and will become weaker and weaker. ”

Personality correction? Habit? What a terrible word, it's really like a monster. Dr. Ender resisted the shock in his heart and tried not to waver too much. He thought of the color center from the situation that Dorothy said in front of him, could it be that at some time ago, the color center was already in a personality trend that was completely different from that of ordinary people, and was already doing a plan driven by subjective initiative, instead of echoing and implementing the plan of the hospital's research team?

The answer was obvious, but Dr. Ender didn't let it come to his mind.

Regardless of who is the main body of the hospital today, Dr. Ender hopes that his promises to the survivors will be fulfilled - he knows full well that he is not a saint and gentleman, and that his desire for a promise comes from the fact that he is already a patient with doomsday syndrome. The survivors were like crumbling candles, and Dr. Ender hoped that they would be able to cross the sea in a paper boat, and such a slim possibility was a metaphor for the great despair and hope that had not yet been completely extinguished in his heart.

"We don't need them anymore, but if they're lucky, they can get a glimmer of life outside of our sight." "Personally, I hope they are so lucky, and I hope that their luck will be ours," said Dr. Ender in as calm a tone as possible. Dorothy, you must know how much speculation and how much luck is needed in the final part of the human completion plan to achieve the desired result without sufficient theoretical support. We can't be sure how many secrets of the 'virus' are involved in LCL reverse engineering, nor can we complete the process in a short period of time, let alone what will happen if the personality is relocated. There are so many things we don't know and don't have time to know. It may sound ridiculous, but rather than a good research environment, I would now like you to focus on how to get people who haven't been infected off the island. ”

"It's ridiculous, it's not at all like what Dr. Ender would say." Dorothy paused, and finally replied, "Well, it's really not necessary to keep everyone in the hospital anyway, just let those who want to go, although I don't think that they can get out of here as long as they provide supplies and channels - the currents here are very wrong, unless they can capture the supplies that come in from outside, the success rate is probably a few tenths of a second." ”

"Really? Well, seizing the ship is indeed a good suggestion. Dr. Ender seemed to be moved, "If you can do it." ”

"Super Takakawa can do it." Dorothy, outside of Dr. Ender's expectations, took the phrase and said it twice, as if to affirm its importance: "Super Takakawa can do it." ”

"Super Takakawa?" Dr. Ander was stunned.

"Yes, with the human completion plan as the core, lock in the specific experimental plan of Gao Chuan. We don't need to actually complete the ideal human completion plan, but only need to create a super high river. Dorothy's voice drilled into Dr. Ender's heart, "So, let me explain what kind of plan this super Takakawa plan is. ”