Chapter 1439 - He Belongs To The World (1/2)

In the waiting room below the elevator.

“How is your recovery coming?” At the entrance of the elevator, Hong Zewei nonchalantly asked.

“I have almost recovered,” Dr. Amos smiled, in a relaxed state, he said, “and I prefer to call it ‘instinct resuscitation’ rather than illness, which can be eliminated after a certain amount of adaptive training. It’s not a particularly serious illness.”

“Instinct resuscitation.”

“Yes, when Gaia gave us their memory, they also accidentally gave us their own behaviors and habits,” Dr. Amos continued. “The Flower of Memory interferes not only with our cerebral cortex and hippocampus, but at the same time, it also has a radiative effect on other parts of the brain. Such results are excusable. After all, they cannot predict the species that will take over their heritage in the future, and their brain structure. Moreover, when I was leading the researchers to collect the data in our memory, I noticed a special phenomenon.”

“What phenomenon?” Hong Zewei was surprised by the finding.

“In all the materials from billions of years ago, there is no detailed record of the ‘Flower of Memory’, but rather, they wasted a lot of time on irrelevant details. I have a bold suspicion that perhaps they didn’t invent the ‘Flower of Memory’, therefore they couldn’t even determine its impact.”

“They didn’t create the ‘Flower of Memory’?” Hong Zewei smiled, “Who else could have created it? Could it be another higher civilization?”

“Perhaps,” Amos smiled, “Of course, everything is just my inference. After all, everything we see is always just the tip of the iceberg relative to the entire universe.”

Just as the two chatted, the announcement of boarding the elevator sounded in the waiting room.

“It’s almost time, have a safe journey,” Hong Zewei said, “I’ll say my farewells here.”

“You also take care.” Dr. Amos smiled.

As the announcement sounded, the people waiting in the waiting room went to the boarding escalator one after another, then they walked into their respective cabins according to their numbers. Soon more than two hundred people entered the elevator cabins shaped like a train in the space elevator track.

Guided by a series of lights that turned on sequentially, the elevator cabins slowly accelerated towards the egg-yolk-colored sky.

Dr. Amos gazed down at the desert slowly disappearing from his vision and the Mars colony that shrunk into a dot. He felt emotional and excited at the same time.

He would return to Earth soon, with over two hundred researchers who accepted the heritage of the Gaia civilization.

He believed that the knowledge stored in his brain was destined to bring earth-shaking changes to the world.

…

Sunday, early morning.

In the office of the mansion, Jiang Chen met the Harvard Professor – Frank Dobbin.

The old man over sixty years old looked much younger than his actual age. Perhaps it had to do with the fact that he still traveled around the world for research and seminars. Unlike most scholars in the same field that focused on a large number of journals and add to the conclusions of their predecessors, he advocated for in-person research and the use of scientific means for his research topics.

It was precisely because of this trait that Frank Dobbin had generated countless ground-breaking views in the field of social economics, backed with factual arguments. It was also the reason why his works were regarded as classics by academia.

“Hello, Mr. Jiang.”

After they met, Frank Dobbin extended his right hand first.