Chapter 1600: The Man Who Chased the Sun (41)
Charles lowered his head, wrinkled the muscles around his eyes to look at the line he had just written, and said, "Generally speaking, adults with autism or Asperger's disease who have perfected their ability to behave do do not need long-term sensory integration training, attention modification, or behavior pattern cultivation as adolescents or children. ”
"But if you want to see further improvements in their behavior, my suggestion is to stimulate the brain with a full training of the nervous system to make it have a more active ......"
At this time, Strange stretched out a hand to interrupt Charles, and said: "Thank you, professor, I fully understand your professionalism, I also have some research in neurology, but what we need to know now is the specific treatment method and effect, and the principle is not important." ”
"To put it simply, it's about exercising more." Charles was rather crisp, he put down the paper in his hand, swept his gaze over Stark and Strange's faces, and said, "I mean sports other than mental exercises, especially outdoor sports that can fully mobilize motor nerves." ”
Stark frowned, Steve also showed an embarrassed expression, Nick pursed his lips and said: "Schiller doesn't look like he likes outdoor sports, according to my observation, few of the scientists who are doing research in New York now can exercise, if it is not to meet the basic survival needs, they are eager to stick themselves to the experimental table and not move a single step." ”
"But we all know that outdoor exercise is good for mental health, and in addition to the open space that makes people feel good physically and mentally, fully mobilizing the motor nerves is also conducive to making the work of brain blocks more balanced."
"Studies have shown that for people who engage in high-intensity mental work all year round, strengthening physical movement can significantly improve symptoms such as insomnia, anxiety, and nerve pain, especially the exaltation caused by muscle relaxation and blood flow, which can reduce depression."
"But Schiller was excited enough." Steve said instinctively, but suddenly he reacted, he looked at Charles and said, "You mean, if there were other ways to combat the negativity and nihilism brought about by mental trauma, Schiller wouldn't need to take greed to such extremes, right?" ”
Charles nodded, and the other people in the room understood the significance of Charles's proposed treatment plan.
If all the negatives, such as autism and trauma, are compared to the flow of water, then greed is more like a water pipe.
The superheroes who deal with Schiller, including members of the Avengers, Nick, and even Asgard's Loki and Thor, don't know what the cause of the water leak is because they don't have professional psychological knowledge, they just find that the structure of the water pipe is too hard, and it loses its toughness due to the strength of the material, and there is a risk of its own fragmentation, so they want to soften the water pipe.
Charles, on the other hand, was more like a professional plumber, noticing that there was a problem with the traces left by the water flowing through the inner walls of the pipes, so he traced the source of the water to find out what kind of impact made Schiller have to build a stronger defense, and then realized that it was better to weaken the water flow than to modify the water pipes.
The impact strength of the water flow has become weaker, and the water pipe naturally does not need to be so hard, which is the way to solve the problem fundamentally, and it is also the method used by most professional psychologists to treat patients.
Charles sighed and continued.
"In many cases, the family members of people with mental illness and the people around them like to improve their condition through behavior modification, such as calming down the excited and excited about the depressed."
"But in fact, all kinds of abnormal behaviors may be the defense of a mentally ill person against real trauma, and you can't ask a dam that needs to face the impact of a huge wave to weaken itself, because if he becomes like a normal person, he may be completely defeated by the real stress or post-traumatic sequelae that he is facing."
The atmosphere in the room became somber, and Stark still had a little hope, he looked at Charles and asked, "Is there really no way to cure it completely?" I'm referring to Schiller's autism and trauma. ”
"You might think of deleting your memory." Charles pursed his lips and continued: "But from my years of experience in mind reading, the human brain has a certain amount of physical memory, and it is impossible to completely delete the software by only deleting the software, even if it is me." ”
"And after the memory is deleted, a reasonable memory must be re-compiled to replace the original memory, and if there is a logical loophole anywhere, it is very likely to bring about a total collapse."
"Besides, I don't have the ability to completely remove such a large tower from the world, which is not possible."
Magneto raised his eyelids and looked at Charles, as if surprised, for the first time he had heard the all-powerful Professor X admit that there was something he couldn't do.
Eric knew very well that despite Professor X repeating to everyone countless times that he couldn't do anything as long as Magneto put on his helmet, it sounded like a kindergarten teacher coaxing a child.
"What about autism?" Stark still didn't give up.
The expression on Charles's face became a little strange, he looked at Stark and said, "Tony, do you want your anxiety and your genius intelligence to disappear at the same time?" ”
Stark was stunned for a moment, and then said, "What are you kidding, of course not, how can my genius wisdom disappear?" ”
"High-functioning autism does bring some wisdom that is different from ordinary people." Charles tapped the paper with the tip of the pen in his hand, and continued: "If autism is completely cured, it means that these talents and wisdom may also disappear, the probability is not 100%, but there is a risk." ”
Nick immediately spoke: "Even if it affects the slightest bit, we humans and even the Nine Great Powers need Schiller's genius brain." ”
"Then we have to strike a balance between preserving his wisdom and alleviating his pain, and his former psychiatrist laid a good foundation for us, and we must not be left behind."
"Can you elaborate on the exercise therapy you talked about, Professor Charles?" Steve asked.
"Of course, Schiller may not be very fond of sports, and his upbringing conditions make it impossible for him to develop the habit of exercising, but I think there is a sport in the world that can develop the motor nerves quite comprehensively."
"What is it?" The others turned to look at Charles curiously.
"Fight."
Stark's eyes immediately widened, as if he didn't know Charles, Charles blinked in a funny way and said, "Don't think of me as that rigid old stubborn, Xavier Genius School will also have fighting competitions from time to time." ”
"I'm asking students not to use their mutant abilities or weapons, but they can punch and kick their opponents, even if they're hugging each other and rolling around."
"And it turns out that in the same weight class, students with more coordinated limbs and more well-rounded motor nerve development will have an advantage, and the amount of exercise required to win in the fight is not small."
Steve nodded approvingly, he was experienced in this area, and Stark, who had long abandoned the hand-to-hand combat, pouted a little disapprovingly, but did not express any objections.
"The question is who are we going to let him fight?" Strange asked another question, he looked at Charles's expression, slowly opened his mouth and said, "Isn't it?" Professor, you don't want him to fight those big bugs, do you? ”
"Why not? They are natural teaching aids. Charles smiled widely, and said, "Tough enough, numerous, and vicious-looking, no one would accuse Schiller of being too violent and evil because he fought with this bunch of bugs." ”
Strange's expression stiffened, and he thought of the desolate land at the end of time, where Schiller recounted his plan as the reason for choosing the Zerg as the object of his power.
The psychiatrist was generally dark all day long, Strange thought, Professor X, who had thick eyebrows and big eyes, was not much better.
"But the problem is, Schiller doesn't seem to need to fight with these bugs." Nick questioned, saying, "He can turn all the work into mental work and let someone else do the most strenuous work." ”
"Even if Schiller really can't support others, but he turns into mist and floats in the middle of the universe, those insects can't do anything with him, and I heard that the gray mist has evolved to an adult body, and the lethality is probably quite good, if it is a one-sided crushing situation, it will have no effect, right?"
But at this time, Charles showed a confident smile and replied: "I learned when I visited Schiller's Thinking Tower that not every Schiller has such a great ability to deal with all situations without pressure. ”
"You mean, Schiller also has a relatively mediocre side?"
Charles nodded and said, "That's a trait artificially created by others in order to get closer to the abilities of ordinary people, and more importantly, this relatively mediocre personality trait is particularly unlucky." ”
"Unlucky? How unlucky? ”
"Hurry up! Prepare to evacuate! We're going to be captured soon, Peter! Peter! Come on, we need to get out of the ship! ”
Schiller shouted at the lab at the end of the spacecraft, and there was a rush of noise in the lab, and Banner rushed out of the porthole first, and said in shock, "How can this be?" Isn't the spaceship parked well?! ”
"How do I know, hurry up and get your experiments, we need to get out of here! The ship's navigation system is completely out of order, hurry up and abandon ship to escape! ”
Peter rushed out after him, stunned by the sight outside the porthole, and rushed back to the laboratory in a hurry, shouting at Doom and Otto, who were still dissecting, "Hurry up! Take this bug and go, we're almost captured by the gravitational pull of a neutron star!! ”
Dom was stunned, Otto was shocked, and before the two could ask, a gray mist spread, enveloping everyone and the insect corpses on the test bench, and flying out of the cabin with them.
Gray Mist flew to the nearest asteroid with all the members of the cabin at a very fast speed, and after landing, Otto was still a little dazed, and asked a little sluggishly, "What's going on?" How did we fly into the gravitational circle of a neutron star? ”
"Is it possible that a neutron star flew into our gravitational sphere?"
"Ah???h
But after the gray fog dissipated, the scene in the sky could not be believed, the ship did not move, a huge neutron star flew through the universe like a billiard ball, "whoosh", the small spaceship exploded on the spot, turned into brilliant fireworks, and finally only charred and blackened wreckage.
The escape velocity of the neutron star is too high, and the explosion caused by the collision with other celestial bodies is also extremely violent, so it can be said that if this spaceship was not made by the Kree Empire, there would have been no scum left.
"What the hell is going on?" A couple of human scientists, you look at me, I look at you, and then at the same time they turned their heads to look at Schiller.
Schiller coughed lightly and said, "I don't know, I'm just in the main control room, and the neutron star crashes into it on its own." ”
"I think we can follow the pulse trail left by the neutron star and see where it came from." Peter proposed.
Scientists' thinking is unusual, and most people who lose their spaceship in the space adventure must be thinking about how to find a new one, or how to return safely.
Originally, Schiller was thinking about this, but several other mad scientists hit it off, and they had to go and see what the neutron star couldn't think of.
Schiller didn't refute too much, he turned into gray mist and led a few people along the trail of the neutron star, and then discovered a series of speechless causes of the accident.
(End of chapter)