Lord of the Silver Crow

[No way. ]

[The dream I created cannot be projected. ]

[Cognitive projection, personality shaping...]

[Stars? How should those stars be located? Strong cognition? ]

[However, I don’t have a substantial understanding of those stars...]

[essentially? ]

[Need substantial understanding? ]

[Based on the path of the white robes that I have deconstructed now, they may have learned the collective cognition of the elves...]

[God? The light of truth? ]

[Where is the key? ]

[Faith, should be the construction of a virtual cognitosome through collective consensus. ]

[Wait...what is the virtual cognitosome they constructed? ]

[The light of truth...the light of truth they worship...]

[The light that records all truth? ]

[There are indeed cognitive spells that can store information on any carrier, even without using spells. ]

[The nature of the thing, its length, and its fluctuations... Specifying specific changes as specific expressions, or taking the sequence of changes as specific expressions, can correspond to a simple information table. ]

[Non-psychic wizards, especially those who like to create construction golems, like to use this specific method of expression to correspond to intelligence. ]

[Just like during the Glory Empire, some areas still retain the original custom of using gray or red moons to convey specific information through meaningless and repeated howls. ]

[They call this a secret language. Without a correspondence table, it is impossible to understand these changes. ]

[But I have to admit that this kind of primitive and simple cognitive application is indeed very efficient when transmitting specific and small amounts of information, and the confidentiality is also good. ]

[However, once the correspondence table is leaked, it collapses faster than other security methods. ]

[Unless different correspondence tables are used in multiple links. ]

[But this will also delay the transmission of information that was originally rapid. ]

[Those white robes, do you use such methods? ]

[They condense and project cognition with collective will——]

["The light of truth", what is it? ]

[If this method is used, then only the upper level will know the specific meaning. ]

[The other white robes are just usable. ]

["The light of truth"....... Is it a false cognition without self-will? ]

[Probably. ]

[Collective cohesive cognition is indeed a good means of constructing epistemology, but each individual is not inconsistent in itself. The influence of various aspects from blood, logic, habits, and external environment will make them understand a thing too. Will be different. ]

[The cognitosome projected by such a complex group will itself be mixed with a lot of impurities. ]

[Contradictions cause conflicts, conflicts cause thinking. ]

[The cognitosome condensed by a group tends to produce self-awareness more easily than the cognitosome condensed by independent individuals. ]

[The difference in self-perception between those who are worshiped and those who are not worshipped is a good example. ]

[The group of white robes can't understand. ]

[In other words, the cognitosome they condensed should be able to deal with this aspect. ]

[It is impossible to erase cognition. The cognition body formed by continuous cognition influence will continuously'produce' cognition itself. ]

[Unless, they have made a specific conversion. ]

[Through what kind of media, these collective cognitions will be transformed into mechanical dead objects without self. ]

[But if there is such....]

[Wait, statue? ]

[But how did they make the statue not look abnormal? ]

[If they really use the statue as a relay for cognitive conversion...]

[Then why didn’t those great wizards find out? ]

[No, no, why do I think that the great wizards will act when they find out? ]

[Moreover, action is not only unique. ]

[And...cooperation? ]

[If this is the case...]

[Haha, that's ridiculous. ]

[Should have thought of it long ago. ]

[Having been regarded by so many wizards as idiots who adhere to the path of the bloodless, and even the idiots who have the possibility of going to the path of **** worship, they can be tolerated by those great wizards. ]

[Really ridiculous, I would actually think that the great wizards are just observing, observing whether they can get inspiration from the path of the white robes, further control the blue blood, and further even completely suppress the curse of blood. ]

[It's ridiculous indeed, the body of the gods, those things that are of the same origin and immortality with the world, cannot control the world, it is impossible to completely suppress it. ]

[So, if you leave this world...]

Seeing this, Yago paused slightly.

Leave this world?

Although until now, he still doesn't know the name of the wizard.

However, the various information that he saw in this book of experience diary, about the various things in the wizarding age, was enough to shock him.

The stars on the "River of Time" are projections of another world.

Or the various studies that wizards dabble in.

Or perhaps the description at the end of this page that implies that the wizard intends or has successfully traveled to another world.

Many people tend to subconsciously think that machinery is related to science, and things such as magic and spells are not science.

However, the definition of "science" is originally the summary, induction, excavation, and application of existing things and phenomena.

In a world without spells and magic, science naturally does not include these things that cannot be observed or verified.

But in a world with magic and spells, science includes magic and spells and other fantastic things.

The so-called "fantasy" is just that Yago was born in a world without these kinds of things, because of the definition of experience.

Here, these forces are not "fantasy", but "reality" and "science".

Here, magic is part of science.

How to use these "fantasy" powers is a kind of applied science.

Although Yago is not sure whether he is considered dialectical materialism, at least, the relevant education of dialectical materialism in the previous life allows him to roughly distinguish and define these things.

Instead of blindly denying.

It is correct to insist that "magic does not exist" in the past life, in the world where magic cannot be observed and cannot be found.

Things that cannot be verified by direct or indirect examples should be considered as non-existent, at best they are "reserved possibilities", but under normal circumstances, these unproven things should not be included in the category of "common sense".

Before being confirmed, opinions can only be opinions, not facts.

But in this world, insisting that "magic does not exist" is "superstition".

"'Science' Superstition"

It sounds funny, but this kind of superstition, in the previous life, in the world where Yago lived, was very much.

However, Yago really cares about what the wizard is researching and what he has researched out, but what he cares most is still--

His gaze freezes on "Leaving this world".