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Chapter 204 The Descendants Emerging from the Wave Function

However, despite the fact that in the background completion of the rendered world, this Earth, where all the background stories are completed, does indeed exist according to the quantum uncertainty theory.

However, this differs from Fang Zheng's observations. At least for now, Fang Zheng can still accurately grasp the state of each basic computing unit—that is, the "device" and the "spirit"—through the Atomic Concerto.

These basic units remain at the atomic level and do not exhibit any smaller structures.

If even smaller structures exist, and quantum uncertainty exists, then according to the knowledge Fangzheng possesses, the original atomic concerto will fail. It will only be able to accurately detect details at the molecular scale, but will not be able to penetrate to the atomic scale, let alone the legendary Planck scale.

Therefore, Fang Zheng was filled with curiosity and he did the calculations again.

This time, however, he didn't just use the data from the Atomic Concerto to calculate the backstories of Ichigo Kurosaki and the others.

Rather—the entire universe!
Fang Zheng's gaze turned to the starry sky, to that starry sky that did not truly exist.

By observing the starry sky and studying the background knowledge already rendered on Earth, Fangzheng used theories such as relativity and gravitational lensing to calculate the approximate possible states of all the starry sky that can be observed on Earth.

Of course, the speed of light is finite, and space is also distorted, so there is a huge difference between the starry sky observed from Earth and the real starry sky.

Even if it's just a star 100 light-years away, by the time its light takes 100 years to reach Earth, that star has already traveled to a very distant place over the past century.

The subtle gravitational perturbations and electromagnetic interferences among countless stars, planets, and interstellar gas make their motion extremely complex.

Just as in an ideal mathematical space, an object moving at a constant speed can have its trajectory easily calculated, its motion becomes much more complex when it begins to interact with another object, forming a binary system.

When a third planet is added, the complexity of the three-body problem increases exponentially compared to a binary star system. And then there are four-body, five-body, six-body...

As the number of interacting objects increases, the complexity will explode exponentially.

Fangzheng also referenced relevant knowledge already rendered on Earth, such as equations of gravity and electromagnetic force, to calculate the electromagnetic and gravitational forces between different planets in interstellar space, as well as the interactions between spatial curvatures.

After roughly calculating all the stars that can be observed from Earth, Founder used this as a framework to conduct more detailed calculations.

Based on the already fully determined state of all microscopic particles on Earth, Fangzheng began to perform more in-depth calculations.

Just like 1 + 1 = x, or 3 × 2 + y = x, 6 × 1/7 × Y × A = H...

In mathematics, there exists an operation called solving for unknowns.

We can deduce the unknown from the known information.

As the number of unknowns increases, the amount of computation required becomes increasingly enormous.

If we were to use the state data of all the particles on Earth, approximately 10^50 particles, as known data, to deduce the unknown state information of all the other particles in the entire universe, approximately 10^80 particles, this would be tantamount to having a massive equation with countless unknowns. Is it even possible to calculate that?

This will be an extremely complex set of nonlinear, chaotic physical laws and equations that connect all N unknowns.

To calculate it completely is almost unimaginable for humans, at least; it can only exist in theory.

However, for Founder Group, this was not a difficult task.

He figured it out.

Based on the already rendered state of all microscopic particles on Earth, and through reverse calculations using all the knowledge humans have on Earth, we can deduce that this starry sky spans hundreds of billions of light-years, has hundreds of billions of years of history, and contains countless stars, countless interstellar matter, and countless spatial curvature depressions...

Fangzheng has calculated everything.

Working backwards to the beginning of the Big Bang, the initial state of the universe, and forwards to the end of the universe, the end of heat death...

Fang Zheng has calculated it. From the beginning to the end of the universe, without external interference, Fang Zheng has completely grasped the changes in every particle, every point of space, and every "life".

However, after calculating all of this, Fang Zheng suddenly had a question.

"In my observation, the rendered Earth region itself does not contain any microscopic particle uncertainty."

"But why is it that the background of the rendered figures does indeed contain the history of humanity's discovery of the uncertainty of microscopic particles?"

This information was so detailed that Fangzheng had doubts.

Does this world, which is rendered in real time, actually have some kind of 'original' version?

From Fang Zheng's perspective, at least in the context of the Earth depicted in the second cycle, the various kinds of knowledge that exist there, including all the physical, chemical, and mathematical knowledge, are mostly reasonable, at least in his own calculations.

So, if we take the wave function as a variable and include it in our calculations, based on the uncertainty principle of microscopic particles, which does not exist in itself, can we deduce a more realistic world?
Fangzheng began the calculation.

Although there are no smaller microscopic particles in this rendered world, and the smallest unit of calculation is only the instrument and spirit particle, he still referred to the existence of more microscopic particles and wave functions discovered by humans in the completed rendered background on Earth, and performed the calculation again.

In the human mathematical system, it would take an infinite number of states to deduce all the possible states of a wave function.

Imagine a point with no volume; how many possible arrangements exist along a line? Or how many numbers exist between 1 and 2?

To calculate all of this would require infinity.

However, for Founder Group, this was not a difficult task.

He calculated it again.

They calculated the universe that exists in the dark, but does not actually exist.

With assumptions such as the wave function, the number of universes is infinite.

However, although the calculation was completed, the vast majority of these infinite universe states, or rather 99.9%...%, at least from Fang Zheng's perspective, are incapable of harboring any life, and are even incomprehensible to Fang Zheng from the perspective of 'human Fang Zheng'.

After calculating all of this, Fang Zheng felt a strange sense of confusion.

He continues to observe everything happening in the outside world from Ichigo Kurosaki's perspective, witnessing the historical background story on Earth being further supplemented.

More than three hundred Celestial Walkers were incorporated into the long history of this world, transforming into powerful figures existing in various backgrounds around the world.

They fought and killed each other, vying for the Hōgyoku cube placed by Fang Zheng.

During this process, Fang Zheng, once again from the perspective of Kurosaki Ichigo, obtained all the information about the bodies and various items of these Skywalkers through the Atomic Concerto.

Unexpectedly, in the first cycle, the "players" that Fang Zheng observed, that is, the Skywalkers in the role-playing mode, manifested as unknown disturbance information appearing in the minds of various characters.

However, in this second cycle, these celestial walkers in their descending mode exhibited a completely different appearance.

Regardless of how they perceive their own existence in their memories, Fang Zheng observed that their bodies were also composed of spiritual particles and artifacts, no different from Kurosaki Ichigo, Aizen, and others, with no essential difference.

The same background characters, and the same microscopic particle trajectories that were completely determined at the very beginning of the non-existent Big Bang.

Even more remarkably, Fang Zheng found them within the infinite universe he had calculated.

Next, Fang Zheng, based on the data changes brought about by the arrival of the Celestial Walkers, began a new calculation...

(End of this chapter)