Start with a photographic memory and build a memory palace

Chapter 35: The Spiritual Space Constructed by Information and Logic

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When normal people dream, their dreams are often unreal and groundless, like rootless duckweed, lacking facts and logic.

For example, in a dream, you may be running and suddenly fly up. This is all based on your imagination and fabrication.

But Wu Wen is different. His dreams are influenced by the memory palace, and the scenes all have a basis and logic.

If he flew in his dream, it could be because of the bat-wing suit gliding, or magnetic levitation under a special magnetic field...

In short, there must be logical support.

Therefore, Wu Wen's nightmare was particularly real.

There will be no ghosts in dreams without reason. They must come from reality and their principles must be known.

Coincidentally, Wu Wen had encountered the black-robed man's bewitching technique in the East Palace.

Coincidentally, he learned about this area.

As a result, the horrific experience in the East Palace became his nightmare, and the real fear turned into tension and became his psychological pressure.

“If something imaginary is filled with information and logic, is it still imaginary?”

This nightmare is based on his memory palace, a mental space interwoven with countless fragments of knowledge and logical frameworks.

"This is not a nightmare, it's the manifestation of consciousness!"

Wu Wen hurried back home.

Close the doors and windows, lie on the bed, and think quietly.

Consciousness, what is it?
It is subjective information.

It is the information about the conditions of external things received by the human senses: eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin.

This information is transmitted to the brain through the nervous system, where it is then stored, remembered, recognized, associated, compared, reorganized, constructed and created by brain cells.

The final subjective information is formed.

This information is stored and remembered in the brain and constitutes consciousness.

Once consciousness is formed, it will be stored, memorized or issue commands by the brain to control life activities, allowing itself to perceive and understand the objective outside world, guide practical activities, and even create and invent new objective things.

Take a beacon as an example. When the beacon is lit, its shape and color will propagate into space using photons as the medium.

When the eye receives these photons, the shape and color of the beacon will leave a reduced reflection on the retina.

Next, the visual nerve cells are stimulated, converted into bioelectric signals, and transmitted to the brain through the body's neural pathways.

The brain then stores, remembers, identifies, associates, compares, reorganizes, constructs and creates the shapes and colors of the beacons.

This process is how the human brain processes information.

In this process, storage and memory belong to the stage of perceptual cognition.

Identification, association and comparison belong to the stage of rational cognition.

Reorganization and construction belong to the creative cognition stage. They can predict the future and therefore belong to the advanced cognition stage.

It is precisely because of such complex processing of information that one can associate the image of beacon fire with the arrival of the enemy, and imagine the situation of war from the arrival of the enemy.

Therefore, after receiving the beacon image information, they will judge that the enemy is coming, and their consciousness will control and guide their own actions, send information to their companions, and prepare to fight the enemy.

This is the process by which the state of things is processed by the human brain to form consciousness and then guide one's own actions.

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now.

Although Wu Wen learned a lot of different things, he was not proficient in any of them.

But his knowledge is very broad.

Not specialized, but knowledgeable.

In this subconscious state of dreaming, his subconscious mind cleverly linked together this extensive knowledge information.

The relevant memory information he knew blended together to construct this nightmare that was both illusory and full of logic.

Wu Wen tried to recall actively.

Just as he entered the memory palace to look for memory information, he directly "dreamed" and entered into a nightmare.

The long alleys of the East Palace were dimly lit and completely silent.

Wu Wen walked forward with big strides. After walking a long distance, he finally reached the end.

corner.

Sure enough, I saw the man in black robe.

The face under the brim of the hat, as deep as a whirlpool, looked extremely strange.

At this moment, Wu Wen naturally no longer felt a bit of fear, but instead began to explore.

This nightmare dream was constructed by his consciousness. Apart from some information he knew, the rest of its basic structure was evolved through logical reasoning.

He analyzed it bit by bit, just like a butcher cutting up an ox, and dissected out the content of the reasoning and the means by which the man in black robe cast the spell of bewitching him.

Illusion is deception.

The black-robed man used a spell to hypnotize Wu Wen, deceiving his visual and auditory senses, causing him to receive wrong information, thus changing the consciousness formed in his mind into a horrifying illusion.

The first is psychological pressure.

The tall figure, the concealing black robe, the strange face, these abnormal information made Wu Wen feel nervous.

This also corresponds to the long and quiet alley that Wu Wen walked through. The atmosphere created by this environment invisibly caused him psychological pressure.

Secondly, there is the strange facial pattern on the black-robed man’s face.

Its patterns and corresponding colors would deceive Wu Wen's vision.

When you first see it, you don't feel anything unusual, but as long as you look at it for a long time, the facial patterns on the face will start to rotate and move in your eyes, eventually becoming confusing, pulling your mind like a deep whirlpool.

Then there's the sound.

The strange sound coming from the black-robed man's throat had a special frequency and rhythm.

It's like the scary background music in horror movies.

Dissonant intervals, scale progressions, out-of-tune notes, dissonant chords, atonality, microtonality, and rough audio features can all trigger feelings of tension and fear.

These various factors combined.

This was the method that the man in black robe used to bewitch Wu Wen.

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Bed.

Wu Wen slowly opened his eyes.

"Danger and opportunity coexist."

"I really have to 'thank' that guy. If he hadn't put pressure on me, how could I have easily and passively realized the manifestation of consciousness!"

This nightmare dream is actually a great opportunity for Wu Wen!

It integrates almost all the knowledge Wu Wen has learned now, especially the technique of "Fu Luan Qing Xian" has been incorporated into it.

If it weren't for the magical effect of the subconscious mind that is like "immortal enlightenment", Wu Wen would probably have to put in years of hard work to construct such an exquisite spiritual space.

This scare not only allowed Wu Wen to successfully integrate all he had learned, but also saved him a lot of time.

So, this man in black robe inadvertently became Wu Wen's benefactor.

To consult the spirits, Wu Wen was required to abandon the influence of emotions and think and judge problems in a rational way.

This was undoubtedly extremely difficult for Wu Wen, who had complex thoughts and rich emotions.

Now with this "nightmare" mental space, things are different.

It's like a processor.

A logical system based on numerology that can automatically process information and deduce results.

Wu Wen only needs to input the problem he encounters into it and he will get the answer.

This approach is absolutely rational and almost indistinguishable from human-machine interaction.

and.

As Wu Wenxue's knowledge continues to grow, he is also able to integrate this new knowledge into this spiritual space, allowing it to continue to improve and evolve.

Eventually, this mental space may even become an independent entity in his mind, like a "brain within a brain", providing him with accurate and rational decision-making.

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(End of this chapter)