Chip storage technology was originally developed for machines. With the advancement of science and technology, many robots similar to androids have appeared on the market. But no matter how the technology evolves, the underlying logic of the chips remains the same: they all rely on digital programming to conduct simulation experiments.
Every circuit and magnetic core in a robot must undergo no fewer than tens of millions of experiments to find the best fit for the simulation code. Conducting such trials on a human body is far more complex; it requires countless experimental subjects—and they must be identical, like perfectly matched gears.
But every human is an independent individual. Even twins have their differences. Where could one possibly find thousands of subjects identical to Bo Jinke?
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