Memory inheritor

Chapter 241 Disclosure

At noon, Zhiwei arranged a working lunch on the third floor of the company cafeteria. After lunch, Director Liang called Wei Hongsi, and they went together to 10...

Liu Lu followed them to the reception room on the first floor.

After sitting down, Director Liang said, "Hongsi, you have a heavy responsibility on your shoulders now. I would like to hear you explain what the key points and difficulties are in the work ahead."

Wei Hongsi was not surprised by this, and he knew what Director Liang was really concerned about.

His report and promises to Director Han before the meeting were tantamount to making a solemn pledge to the leader, and such matters could not be taken lightly.

Director Han oversees the overall work and doesn't concern himself with the specific details. If Director Han asks about a particular task, it's most likely because there's a problem with that task.

However, as the head of the special task force, Director Liang certainly needed to know more details. This wasn't because Director Liang distrusted him, but rather a requirement of his position.

The three deliverables he promised are all key tasks for the task force. Director Liang must be well aware of the crucial issues involved.

Wei Hongsi said, "Director Liang, I plan to come up with a solution to the problem of memory implantation in children and teenagers within a week."

Director Liang was somewhat surprised: "So fast?"

Wei Hongsi said: "Based on the current information, the memory indoctrination of the Light Guiding Society needs to be carried out in multiple sessions, with a long time interval between each session. Therefore, the number of times the affected children received the indoctrination was relatively limited, and the impact on their brains was relatively mild."

Furthermore, after receiving implanted memories, most of those memory fragments remain dormant, only merging after their bodies and brains have developed to a certain stage. Therefore, the impact of implanted memories on children and adolescents is very limited.

"For the same reason, the conscious anchors implanted in their brains, namely the totems and creeds of the Light Guide Society, can only play a very limited role, producing some influence at the subconscious level. Therefore, the 'fuse-out mechanism' in their brains has not yet fully formed, and theoretically, it would be much easier to remove it."

"The influence of environmental factors such as family, school, and society can intervene in and correct abnormal cognition in children and adolescents, which can also offset the negative impact of memory indoctrination to a certain extent."

"Recently, we have made some progress in cracking the circuit breaker mechanism, and the solutions are ready for direct application. It can be said that we have a solid foundation in solving this problem."

Director Liang listened and nodded repeatedly. Although he was not very knowledgeable about the technical aspects, since being appointed as the head of the "6.13" project team, he had been constantly exposed to this kind of content and his understanding of the relevant technologies had been increasing.

The reasons listed by Wei Hongsi do not involve complex technical principles, making them very easy to understand and convincing.

In fact, if someone else were to make this conclusion, it would certainly seem rather arbitrary. This is because, to date, there has been no detailed understanding or assessment of children and teenagers who have undergone memory implantation.

However, Wei Hongsi himself was a test subject who underwent memory implantation. Although the memory implantation techniques of the Light Guide Society and the "Morning Star" are different, their basic principles are not much different.

In fact, Wei Hongsi's time estimation was relatively conservative. Firstly, it was to leave himself some leeway, which is a redundant design in time management; secondly, some factors were beyond his control, so he also needed to leave room for the assisting parties.

After listening to his explanation, Director Liang asked, "These are all favorable factors. Are there any difficulties or problems?"

Director Liang smiled and said, "I know about this matter. Director Shi is already coordinating a solution, and you should receive news this afternoon."

Wei Hongsi nodded, a look of delight on his face. Director Liang certainly had a lot of influence, but as a leader from Beijing, it was naturally more convenient for Director Shi to coordinate the search for child volunteers to participate in research activities.

Director Liang asked, "Last night you successfully conducted a consciousness infiltration operation. Is this a crucial step towards breaking the circuit breaker mechanism?"

Wei Hongsi said, "Yes. This work is expected to be resolved within half a month. Now we are applying the interim results of our research on the circuit breaker mechanism to children and teenagers. Once the problem of memory implantation in children and teenagers is solved, we believe we will also obtain some results that can be used to crack the circuit breaker mechanism."

"While we hope there are as few victims as possible, from a research perspective, the more similar problems occur, the more helpful it is in solving the problem."

Director Liang nodded and then asked, "What are your plans and requirements regarding research on the prevention and control of 'spiritual pollution'?"

Wei Hongsi said, "We will advance this research simultaneously while prioritizing the first two tasks. After the two patients from KR arrive tomorrow, related treatment and research will be scheduled. Depending on the progress of the research, we may need to study more cases. Also, we hope to obtain data on more types of cases and psychotropic viruses."

Director Liang smiled and said, "These are not problems, as long as you have time to study them."

Wei Hongsi also said with a smile, "Of course, my time and energy are limited, but we still have a team."

Director Liang nodded, then looked at Liu Lu: "Are you assisting Hong Si in researching that book, 'The Story of Time'?"

Liu Lu nodded and said, "Yes, Director Liang."

Director Liang pondered for a moment and said, "Very good, it allows you to utilize your expertise. I think it's fine for you to participate in the consciousness infiltration operation; you just need to arrange the time."

"Yes!" Liu Lu said, puffing out her chest.

Director Liang chatted with Wei Hongsi for a few more minutes. Seeing that Director Liang had nothing more to say, Wei Hongsi took his leave.

Before leaving, Wei Hongsi asked Director Liang for leave, saying he would not attend the afternoon's exchange meeting.

Director Liang knew that Wei Hongsi had a lot of things to do, and that sitting there in a meeting was a waste of his time, so he didn't care.

After seeing Wei Hongsi off, Director Liang sat down on the sofa, closed his eyes to rest, and pondered the issues that needed to be addressed and resolved.

He had just asked Liu Lu about the deciphering of "The Story of Time," intending to say more, but ultimately changed his mind.

The recently emerged "Morning Star" organization may have been operating in China for over two thousand years. The child's corpse buried in that underground warehouse in Xicheng was just one they discovered; who knows how many more remain undiscovered?

Like the Light Guide Society, this organization has been designated as a target for severe crackdown by the authorities. Director Liang naturally hopes to obtain more clues about this organization as soon as possible.

But Wei Hongsi already has a lot of tasks assigned to him, so this matter can be put on hold for now. Given Wei Hongsi's initiative, there's no need to remind him; asking too many questions might put too much pressure on the young man.

The lunch break at the exchange meeting is very short, with only one hour for lunch and rest. Director Liang needs to adjust his thinking and arrange this matter first.