In the research room of Sorbonne University, Professor Samuel Norman has gathered several of his friends, all of whom are the world's most researchers gathered in the research room to discuss Lucy's brain potential development.
At this time, Professor Samuel Norman's phone rang.
"Hello," said Professor Samuel Norman.
"I'm Lucy." Lucy said.
"It's her, it's her." Professor Samuel Norman said to several of his friends around him, and then called: "Hello, are you in Barry?"
"Yes." Lucy said.
"That's great, great. I'm not in the hotel now. I'm here to school. I took the liberty to gather a few colleagues to discuss your affairs. They are all top experts in their respective fields and they are all trustworthy." Professor Samuel Norman explained.
"I trust you," Lucy said.
"Thank you," said Professor Samuel Norman: "So can you come to the school to see us?"
After Professor Samuel Norman finished speaking, the door of the laboratory was pushed open by Lucy. Lucy walked in with a woven bag, followed by Haer and Pierre de Lrio.
This was the first time Professor Samuel Norman saw Lucy. He stopped, put down his phone, and nodded, "I'm so happy to see you."
"So too," Lucy said.
"I am Sheriff Pierre de Lrio." Pierre de Lrio said hello.
"I'm Ha'er." Ha'er also greeted him, closed the door and locked it to death.
Professor Samuel Norman began to introduce his colleagues to Lucy, but Lucy was also very familiar with Professor Samuel Norman's colleagues, and they were shocked by saying their names, even their experiences, and what they feared.
Haer and Pierre de Lrio were staying not far away and watching quietly.
Professor Samuel Norman began to sit down with his colleagues and asked Lucy in detail.
“How did you get this information?”
"Electronic pulses, cells understand and communicate with each other. They exchange 1,000 bits of information every second, and the cells aggregate to form a huge interactive network, and then form substances."
Lucy stretched out her hand, her fingers deformed into sharp and long, looking like the claws of ancient animals, and then transformed into thick films connecting their fingers. After a while, six fingers were formed, and one more hand continued:
"Cells aggregate, present in a certain appearance, and then deform and reorganize, and are essentially no difference, they are all the same.
Humans feel that they are a unique group, thus building the theory of their existence on their uniqueness.
Their unit of measurement is "a"
Lucy picked up a pen, let go of her hand, hung the pen in the air, and continued, "This is not the case. All the social systems we have established are just a sketch. One plus one equals two, so we learned these.
But one plus one never equals two, and in fact, there are no numbers and letters."
The pen hanging in the air began to transform into various spheres and particles, accompanied by Lucy's explanation: "We compiled our own existence and limited it to the human category, so that it can be understood easily.
We create our own standards and thus forget those profound and authoritative principles.”
The pen whistled "bang" in the air, as if it allowed everyone to see a supernova explosion emitted a faint light and disappeared into the air.
"But if humans are not units of measurement and the world is not dominated by mathematical laws, then what controls all of this?" Professor Samuel Norman asked.
Lucy sat in an office chair, turned her back to Professor Samuel Norman and others, and a light curtain was projected by Lucy.
It is a light curtain composed of woods and a road, and a car is walking horizontally.
"Suppose there is a car telling you to drive on the road, and then imagine that it accelerates infinitely, and the car eventually disappears."
The car is driving faster and faster until it completely disappears in front of everyone's eyes.
"How do we prove it exists?" Lucy asked.
"Time, time can prove its existence, time is the only unit of measurement, time can prove the existence of matter; without time, we will no longer exist." Lucy said in a question and answer.
Lucy and Professor Samuel Norman looked at the light curtain without cars.
"Time is the only one." Professor Samuel Norman and his colleagues couldn't help but understand it gradually.
Pierre de lriot was emitting water.
"The universe of "Super Body" turned out to be incomplete." Haer sighed in his heart that the incompleteness of this universe.
Any material universe, such as the Three Body, will know that time is actually not one of the basic forces. Time is the eternal movement of matter, the continuity of change, and the sequential expression of it, including the concepts of time and time period.
Time is a parameter used by humans to describe the process of material movement or event occurrence. Determining time depends on the law of changes in matter cycles that are not affected by the outside world.
Simply put, time is meaningless, and time is what humans give speciality and use to record.
The real thing is the movement of matter.
Time = matter movement.
Matter movement ≠ time.
But in "Super Body", time is special. Time can prove the existence of material movement. Time and material movement seem to be the same as the material universe in "Three Body", but they are completely different things.
In the "Super Body" universe, time can prove the movement of matter.
But material movement is not entirely time, but part of it is time and not entirely it can be regarded as time.
This made Haer think of the rapid power.
In "DC Universe", the speed force is the fifth basic force, and the speed force is exactly like Lucy described, which can prove all traces of existence.
Of course, this proof cannot exceed the upper limit of speed power. After all, "DC Universe" has an existence that is more powerful than speed power.
The universe of "Super Body" is like the universe before the fifth basic force, which has formed a concrete force, independent of the four basic forces.
If Lucy determines that time is the existence of everything that proves that this universe exists, then sooner or later this universe will form the fifth fundamental force with time as its main function.
As for whether it is similar to the speed force, or directly the speed force, it depends on how the universe wants to form.
Is it depends on how Lucy is going to form?
Hale's understanding of the universe and its breadth and breadth are not comparable to Lucy.
"So, Lucy, do you want to cooperate with me to develop your universe?" Hail lowered his eyes, rubbed his right hand gently on his chin, thinking.