My Little Mom is the Richest

"What you mean by virtuality should be an experiment that simulates the human body on a computer, right?" Mu Qiu asked.

"Yes, what you said is correct." The patient nodded and said.

Although I understand the literal meaning, he is still very curious about how to operate this experiment?

"But I want to say that the cells in the human body have so much capacity and are so large. On a computer, it may be possible to scan them all at once, but if they are all scanned, this is impossible, right?" Mu Qiu asked.

"For you, this is indeed impossible. But we are different. We have successfully done it." The patient said with pride.

Mu Qiu always looked at him with a speechless expression and said, "You haven't answered the question just now with me, why is it related to the human body now?"

Although Mu Qiu's expression was so cold and her tone was so cunning, the patient still smiled confidently and said:

"I'm going to give you an analogy now, I'm afraid you won't understand."

"If you take a lot of beautiful pictures, then it will appear as colorful blocks, but if you make it larger, you will see a lot of pixels arranged together."

"It's like a mosaic, but the color of each cell is different, and they all have their own information."

“In addition, if the camera you use has higher pixels and more functions, the photos you take will have more pixels, which will look more realistic, but the photos will take up a very large capacity. .”

The patient expressed it vividly, but he still didn't understand what he meant.

"What do you mean?" Mu Qiu asked.

At this time, the professor suddenly couldn't stand it anymore and said, "You mean, this is a vector diagram?"

When the patient was originally very helpless by Mu Qiu, when he heard the professor suddenly say this, he couldn't help but feel a lot more comfortable. Finally, someone understood.

"Yes, that's what it means, but if you don't need to zoom in a lot, then you can't see it at all. This is called pixels."

"We use this technology to scan our bodies and merge them into one piece of information. The same applies to human brain cells. We can improve the accuracy even higher," the patient said.

After hearing this, Mu Qiu said confidently: "Uh-huh, we can do what you said, but I'm curious, how did you do it? What equipment did you use to scan?"

"Yes! Then what instrument do you use for scanning?" the professor asked curiously.

Although Mu Qiu and the professor were both very curious about this issue, Mu Qiu was even more curious: What should I do if the cell sample is said to be unhealthy?

"I would like to ask, if the cells of the samples you use are unhealthy and potentially dangerous, what will you do with them?"

After hearing this, the patient said confidently: "I also know what you asked, but we don't need to pay attention to one sample at all. We will naturally take multiple samples."

"And our most important thing now is simulation, not recreating a body. Although our process is not perfect, my purpose is very clear." The patient continued to add.

Mu Qiu listened to the patient's answer, nodded, and said with certainty in her heart: That's right! . ,,.