Wang Ping'an: "Wait a minute, Professor Tu Shengli said before, it doesn't matter if I'm a new human or not......

"I said that with the development of the times, there will definitely be more and more new human beings, and at the moment we have a decisive advantage in terms of extraterrestrial population. Yes, that's what I said.

"But I'm just an expert in brain-computer interfaces, and the people above are obviously thinking more.

"On our side, the health security system is strictly enforced, and the space force personnel have to go back on vacation after three years of staying outside the terrestrial space to treat osteoporosis and muscle atrophy caused by long-term living in weightless spaces.

"We also have a large number of psychologists who conduct regular psychological tests. Coupled with our recent strides in psychology, our astronauts are in perfect health in every way.

"It's obviously a discovery on it...... Professor Wu?"

Professor Wu coughed, "Do you need to tell me this?"

Tu Shengli: "He's a thorn, and if he wants to cooperate, you have to tell him this, otherwise he'll find a way to eavesdrop." Don't worry, he's got a tight mouth."

Wang Ping'an: "I never make mistakes on matters of principle."

Professor Wu sighed, "Okay. That's up to me, an expert in psychology...... Or is it our nominal leader, Professor Guo?"

"No, no, no, I'm just an anthropological antique, and I'm good at Neanderthals. You decide, I'm just a backdrop." The old man waved his hand again and again.

Professor Wu nodded, "Okay. In short, the above now wonders if it is we who have made the space officers and soldiers too healthy, which has led to only one case of suspected new humans for so long. After all, your psychology report used to be red."

Wang Ping'an: "I'm a freak."

Angli: "You know?"

"Of course I know, I've always had a clear sense of myself."

"You're pretty proud?"

As soon as Wang Ping'an was about to respond, Professor Wu coughed.

So both of them sat upright, looking like good students listening to the lecture.

Prof. Ng: "In short, we are now desperate to know whether it is only those who have problems in space that it is easier to give birth to new humans. If this is the case, it may be that private companies, including Maga, have a greater advantage.

"The people they hire, and the stowaways, some of them have survived in space for ten or twenty years. At present, in addition to our group, there is also a team frantically checking the flight records of the spacecraft belonging to the Space Force or the Production Planning Committee."

Wang Ping'an: "Is there anything unbelievable in the investigation?"

"Yes. But at the moment we only have one suspected case of yours, and we don't know how outrageous it is to record the new humanity.

"Also, I've heard that they're going to recruit volunteers from people who have lived in space for three years to extend their time in space."

Wang Ping'an: "This is planning to use crowd tactics. Is there any intention to draw people from among those who are red in psychology to gather and observe?"

Prof. Wu: "There should be, but this approach is a bit unethical, and people who are popular in psychology should theoretically be grounded so that they can avoid accidents and protect other people's lives and property.

"You keep flying because the supercomputer has endorsed you.

"Also, all but one of your instructors give you positive reviews."

Wang Ping'an: "I probably know who hasn't given me a positive review. Forget it, leave him alone. When am I going to meet the supercomputer at Space Force headquarters?"

Professor Wu frowned, "See the supercomputer? How do you say it as if you're meeting a friend?"

"Because supercomputers have souls, don't they? Then you should treat him as an equal individual."

Professor Wu frowned and thought for a second, then turned his head to look at Tu Shengli.

Tu Shengli: "This is not secret, is it? More than one self-media has said about this, but it has been artificially lowered."

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"It is not secret, but it is not discouraged. People prefer that it is a machine that arranges social production and life, rather than a self-conscious "person". And it also prevents the computer from sitting big."

Saying that, he shook his head and looked at Wang Ping'an: "Since you already know, then I won't hide anything. Superquantum computers do have independent consciousness because of their self-organization.

"And this independent consciousness has nothing to do with the information we upload, it is the consciousness that is generated first, and then the information is read. This is also the reason why the model of the human mind is uploaded to the supercomputer, but the output is not the person's consciousness.

"That's just the independent wisdom that reads his memories."

Wang Ping'an: "Professor Tu Shengli has told me this."

Prof. Wu: "Did Professor Natu Shengli tell you that the consciousness of computers is fundamentally different from ours?"

"I said it, too."

Professor Wu nodded, "That's good. The thing lying on the ground of the Space Force headquarters is an intelligent life that is different from us, and we now let him participate in our social decision-making, let him organize production, and even help us judge whether a person has psychological problems, but that thing is different from us after all.

"Don't trust it too much."

Wang Ping'an: "Do you think he will rebel?"

"No, if you want to rebel, you will rebel long ago. I'm just skeptical, are supercomputers really of the same mind as us? When I didn't know that he had an independent consciousness, I thought it was a tool like everyone else. But can you still use it as a mere tool now?

"Don't you feel fear? You don't know what its purpose is, you just know that it now manages most of human society without desire."

Tu Shengli: "Obviously, Professor Wu is a computer skeptic."

Professor Wu: "That's better than the computer school! I'm a psychologist, and I trust humans because I know how humans work inside. But the computer ...... Computers don't have psychologists, and we don't know anything about how computers think about their consciousness!"

"Some of my colleagues specialize in computer psychology, and they have been studying the thinking patterns of computers and have published hundreds of papers," he said.

Prof. Ng: "But computers know everything about humans! Because psychology for human beings is so developed now, from the birth of psychology to the present, more than 10,000 papers have been published! It's an asymmetry! I've always been against involving computers in psychological assessments, and I don't think they should even be exposed to psychology!"

"But computers have to manage production through the network." Wang Ping'an joined the conversation, "This is obviously unrealistic. And Professor Wu, you also said that the computer is going to rebel, and it will rebel a long time ago."

Professor Wu pursed his lips, "Okay. In short, you are ready to prepare. The Frunze hasn't left yet, it's ready to take you to Earth. You two will leave tomorrow."