Fooling Tomoko into being a system

At the last moment of life, doesn’t it sound romantic to meet death with the opposite sex?

A new interpretation of love that lasts until death?

Yun Tianming's voice brought Thomas Wade's racing thoughts back to reality.

"When it comes to the fertility issues of Trisolarans, it is natural to avoid the very important memory inheritance ability. Trisolarans who have just split will inherit some memories from both parents, which is very important for the issues we will discuss later.

After previously discussing the issues of organ selection caused by efficiency, evolution, and limited resources, we can clearly know that as time goes by, the fewer resources Trisolaris can use.

If there are not enough resources, Trisolarans will vigorously evolve in the direction of energy conservation and emission reduction, and the consumption of the brain is very high for humans. This organ alone will account for 20-30% of energy consumption.

I think the first evolved organ of Trisolarans is probably also the brain, or in other words, the brains of Trisolarans have already been evolved. "

"Evidence." Thomas looked seriously.

Naturally, Yun Tianming would not tell him about Thomas Wade. When he was communicating with the Trisolarans, the Trisolarans used human language after translation, and there was a sense of abrupt pause and not smoothness!

This is just his intuition and cannot be used as evidence. Only reasonable speculation can convince Thomas Wade.

“I have mentioned many times that Trisolaris does not have enough resources. Although the brain is very important to civilization, it can be discarded for individual life.

When the body cannot sustain nutrition, it will know which organ consumes more, and will naturally reduce the consumption of that organ. This is a biological choice for survival. "

Thomas Wade nodded.

“However, the impact of brain degeneration is huge, which will not only stagnate the development of science and technology, but even form a vicious cycle.

The issue of memory inheritance also relies on the brain, but now that the brain is optimized by the body, I doubt that in the end, there will be problems with the memory inheritance function!

But in the face of huge survival pressure, Trisolarans have no choice. This is just my reasonable speculation. Maybe Trisolarans may not necessarily optimize their brains?

Perhaps the organs throughout the body undergo degeneration to varying degrees, all in order to consume less energy and maintain life.

The issue of memory inheritance is again related to the social structure of Trisolaran civilization! "

Thomas Wade naturally has the right to view the Trisolaran intelligence intercepted from the Guzheng Project. Among them, there is a passage intercepted by the Eto Adventists from the listener No. 1379, which reveals the cruel side of the Trisolaran world.

For the survival of civilization, the Trisolaran world has no respect for individuals.

There are only two levels of law, guilt and innocence, guilt and death, and innocence and acquittal.

At the same time, there is no literature and art, no pursuit and enjoyment of beauty, let alone the ability to express love. It is a centralized rule.

This is why Thomas Wade is not worried about Yun Tianming's preference for Trisolarans. Yun Tianming, who has enjoyed the beauty of human civilization and admires Cheng Xin, cannot adapt to the temperatureless society of the Trisolaran world unless Yun Tianming becomes a Trisolaran person. At the top, one person is below ten thousand people!

If he is not a member of the same tribe and is a spy sent by a hostile civilization, the Trisolarans will let him serve as a high-level official?

In the eyes of Thomas Wade, Yun Tianming may fall in love with human civilization even more after seeing the Trisolaran civilized society.

"Memory inheritance inherits part of the memory from their parents. Their bodies are formed by the fusion and division of their parents. The new Trisolaran may inherit the excellent genes of their parents, or they may inherit their parents' shortcomings.