Rebirth 2002: Nano Life

Chen Yizhe carried the box and returned to the room. This time he brought back basically two or more pieces of various hardware of the host computer.

A lot of things cost him less than 500 yuan, which is very cheap for Chen Yizhe. You must know that assembling a mainstream computer this year is at least 5000 or 6000 yuan and go up. Of course, for the network manager Xiao Liu, he was overjoyed that he could recycle hundreds of thousands of pieces of garbage that he had already determined to be sold as garbage.

The memory is 512 Ada, and the CPU is the hardware of Pentium 4. They are basically some mainstream accessories. Chen Yizhe thought that the Internet cafe machine should use these configurations.

Although it is certain that the repair is not good, it is not too simple for other repairmen, and for Chu Yizhe.

For example, two Pentium CPUs, Chen Yizhe checked, one pin was broken, and the other was completely damaged internally. Chen Yizhe only needed to use the pin of the internally broken CPU to move to the other, or he would take the one with the broken pin as the one. The raw material takes a little thought to repair another piece, but if the second solution is used, it will be time-consuming and labor-intensive.

Others may also need to inspect and test for repairs, and then spend dozens of minutes may not be able to fix it. However, Chen Yizhe repaired more than half of the hardware in just three or two efforts.

Putting the repaired hardware aside, Chen Yizhe picked up a matchbox in the drawer, pulled out the matchbox, and saw that there were five or six ants the size of a grain of rice inside.

Chen Yizhe didn't know what species it was, he picked it up in the grass on the campus.

Ants belong to arthropods, and their brains are different from mammals. It is not so much a brain. It is actually just the structure of two neurospheres, which are composed of upper and lower esophageal neurospheres. Fifteen neurons, each with many synapses. The nerve center of the ant is composed of the brain and ganglia, and its brain has no absolute control over the ganglia. This is why arthropods such as ants can still move after the brain is removed, because the ganglia that belong to the nerve center can still exert control.

Chen Yizhe held an ant in his right hand, and controlled the nanoworm to replace the ant's spiritual energy with the transistor structure of the CPU one by one. The relocation of hundreds of thousands of micron-sized particles did not consume much energy for Chen Yizhe. However, as he expected, this simple replacement had no effect. At first, the ant froze all over, slowly tilted its head, and then the ganglia began to control the body parts to twist.

Chen Yizhe observed that none of the hundreds of thousands of transistors connected to many synapses were working. After thinking about it carefully, a transistor is a device used in semiconductor electronics. It starts with an input voltage, and then controls the outflow current. The whole operation Although the method is somewhat similar to that of the ant's spirit ball, there are more structural differences between the two. Just talking about the functions of the two, the spirit element itself has the functions of storage and information processing, and the transistor alone is to process information, the spirit element can be regarded as a soc, and the transistor is a cpu, how can the two be replaced casually Woolen cloth!

"It's better to replace neurons with transistors than nanoworms!" Chen Yizhe, who was in deep thought, muttered to himself as he watched the ants die gradually.

This casual statement made him think, "Nanoworms can receive signals and process signals, and each nanoworm can communicate with each other and cooperate with each other. Isn't this a neuron? And it's more than neurons! Damn, why didn't I think of it before?" The more Chen Yizhe thought about it, the clearer he became, and his left hand suddenly patted his thigh hard.

Letting go of the dead ant, Chen Yizhe took out the matchbox and squeezed another ant from it, removing all the neurons in the ant's brain. After thinking about it for a while, the synapses were removed, because each individual nanoworm can transmit signals wirelessly, and then 250,000 nanoworms were injected into the ant's brain.

As in the previous experiment, the ants also froze their bodies first, and then their legs began to twitch when their brains were twisted. "It was a whimsical idea, but it still failed." Chen Yizhe, who was a little disappointed, had just finished speaking, and then he saw the whole body of the ant twitching, and then the crooked head suddenly straightened, and the ant began to look left and right again.

"Is this method effective?" Chen Yizhe thought to himself, and quickly put the ant on his left palm.

The ant didn't crawl, its head stopped turning, its body rested on Chen Yizhe's palm, and the antennae on its head turned around like an antenna.

"Hungry! Hungry! Hungry!" Chen Yizhe felt the signal from the ant, a strong signal, according to the most basic instinct of the creature, it would automatically go to find food when it was hungry, but the ant did not make any other movement, it seemed to be in Waiting for Chen Yizhe's instructions to act.

At this moment, Chen Yizhe was a little stunned, what kind of ant he created.

In Chen Yizhe's room, there were a lot of snacks such as biscuits, chocolates, etc. Chen Yizhe squeezed some biscuits in his right hand and smashed them into his left palm.

The ant looked at the cracked biscuits in front of it, but did not move.

"Don't eat what you have, how can it be more stupid than the original one after the transformation!" Chen Yizhe was a little speechless, but that's fine, it's better than losing control.

"Eat quickly!" Chen Yizhe finally gave an order.

At this time, the ant opened its six legs, and before climbing up quickly, the tentacles touched the biscuits a few times.

"??" The ant sent out another signal, a suspicious signal, as if asking Chen Yizhe what it was.

"Biscuits." Chen Yizhe was helpless, how curious this ant was about this world.

"Biscuits!" The ants seem to memorize the taste and structure of the substance before they start eating.

Chen Yizhe watched quietly as the ant devoured biscuits that were bigger than its body. com and I can't see how big the ant's belly is.

After eating the biscuits and feeling that the ants were no longer sending hunger signals, Chen Yizhe put it into the matchbox.

The ants began to touch other ants with their tentacles, and then Chen Yizhe sensed the signal "?" from it.

"Ant!" Chen Yizhe felt as if he was teaching a child to understand the world.

"Ants? Biscuits?" Chen Yizhe could read the ant's response, which meant that ants could also be eaten like biscuits.

"It's your kind."

"similar?"

"!" Chen Yizhe didn't know how to explain this word.

"Biscuits?" The ants still want to ask if they can eat their own kind?

"Can't eat it! You are the same as it!" Chen Yizhe thought to himself, is this a foodie ant?

"Me? Ant?" Chen Yizhe was shocked by the ant's response this time.

The cognitive activity of the human brain builds a model of the world based on external feelings, and binds some internal subjective feelings to a part of this model, the so-called self. If one day a dog suddenly asked you, "Am I a dog?" How do you think you would feel?

But at this moment, a small ant has the existence of self-awareness, which is simply incredible.

Chen Yizhe sighed that this nanoworm has an extraordinary function, and the ants that make up the brain must also have abilities that have not yet been shown. So Chen Yizhe thought about it and decided to give the creature he had successfully transformed himself a great name, "You, Ant-Man!"

"Me, Ant-Man!"

It turns out that this is another way that nanoworms are opened! It can be hands and feet, or it can be brains!