Hogwarts: From Selling White Peppers to Becoming a God

Chapter 236 Seeds of the Mind: The Internet

Cancer cells are diverse, and their surface antigens vary greatly under different expression conditions, resulting in a wide variety of markers.

For example, carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) is commonly associated with stomach cancer, colon cancer, and pancreatic cancer; alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) is associated with testicular cancer, stomach cancer, and liver cancer; and carbohydrate antigen 19-9 is associated with gallbladder cancer and colon cancer.

In addition, there are various common tumor markers such as neuron-specific enolase, prostate-specific antigen, and squamous cell antigen.

There are many tumor markers, and the sensitivity or specificity of a single marker is often low. Under certain physiological conditions or certain benign diseases, certain tumor markers may also appear, so they are difficult to use as the sole basis for tumor diagnosis.

Even in the era before Murphy's rebirth, automatically identifying cancer cells without human intervention was extremely difficult.

After much deliberation, Murphy finally decided to use evolutionary algorithms and deep learning to train the virus.

The general idea is as follows: several or dozens of more invasive viruses or bacteria are used to form an experimental group, and then various normal cells and various cancer cells are continuously fed to them. The cells are artificially labeled through the Seed of the Mind in order to complete the training.

These markers include: whether it is a cancer cell, the pH of the cell tissue, cell morphology, and various characteristics of known normal cells and cancer cells.

The feedback mechanism is extremely harsh; any bacterial individual that kills normal cells more than three times, or fails to kill cancer cells more than three times, will disintegrate and die.

With this method, coupled with the accelerated evolution of trace amounts of dictamnus extract, it is estimated that approximately five million training sessions would be sufficient for these bacterial populations to grow into specialized cancer cell killers.

If you can do 90,000 training sessions a day, you can see results within two months.

Such a bright future is truly something to celebrate!

Gan!

Murphy almost dropped the petri dish he was holding after finishing the calculation. Ninety thousand training sessions a day? I couldn't finish even if I didn't eat or drink!

He immediately realized that he couldn't do this alone.

It must be subcontracted.

With 90,000 training sessions per day, if divided among ten people, that's 9,000 training sessions per day; if divided among one hundred people, that's 900 training sessions per day; and if divided among one thousand people, that's 90 training sessions per day. The completion rate should be guaranteed.

The most troublesome problem is how to enable these thousand people to transmit information to the germ cluster through the Seed of the Heart.

Teach the spell of the Seed of the Mind to a thousand wizards?

The world will probably be destroyed the day after tomorrow.

Suddenly, a bold idea popped into Murphy's head.

Perhaps... we can build a Seed of the Mind Internet.

Whether it's the Moga werewolf or controlling the virus through the Seed of Mind, it proves that two-way communication through the Seed of Mind is feasible. So as long as the protocol is set up in the Seed of Mind, one-to-many and many-to-many communication can be achieved through node jumps.

However, to be on the safe side, all communications must be relayed through Murphy himself, which raises the issue of information distribution between the server and multiple terminals.

This thing... they already had a complete model when they were designing the Internet.

Once it is written down in the form of the Seed of the Mind Magic Protocol and signed by each participant, this one-to-many communication network is established.

In this way, even with a thousand researchers, they can all use Murphy as an intermediary to transmit labeling information about the experimental microbial community.

They don't even need to come to the experimental bacterial colony in person; they can simply label the cells when the machine adds them to the colony.

No, it doesn't even have to be real-time. As long as enough people can label those five million samples and transmit that labeling information through the Seed of the Mind, Murphy can set up an automatic signaling mechanism to train the microbiome.

It seems feasible...it should be worthwhile!

However, we first need to verify the feasibility of a one-to-many mental network.

Murphy summoned Funes Bachmann and Omid Abbott, two researchers in mind magic, again, and also called in the magic communications researcher from the spell research group.

The latter is named Yorte Lynch, who was the one who proposed the theory of wand properties.

Later, after Murphy established his magical antenna theory, he joined a new "magic matrix" design team that Murphy had set up. The team's main task was to create more intuitive magical sensing devices for Murphy using chip-like manufacturing methods.

"I called you here today to test a telepathic communication spell."

Murphy handed several agreements, each imbued with a seed of the mind, to the group. "Let's sign these agreements first."

The three scientists took a look at the agreement and found that, apart from the first half which consisted of various rights and obligations similar to confidentiality clauses, the second half turned out to be a set of communication rules.

This protocol is almost identical in essence to the seven-layer network protocol proposed by Zhizi Technology, except that at the physical layer, it replaces optical fiber with the Seed of Mind and electronic signals with mental signals.

Other protocols, such as those in the data link, network, and transport layers, are almost entirely copied. For example, the core network transmission protocol is basically a copy of the TCP/IP protocol.

What's unique is that Murphy's Mind Network is a single, centralized system. Each individual who joins the Mind Network has a unique communication address, or IP address, which is assigned by the network administrator—that is, Murphy.

All communication within any mental network is addressed and forwarded by Murphy, the central processing station.

This approach may be less efficient than a distributed network, especially as the number of people in the Mind Network increases in the future, but it is also the most stable and secure way to ensure the network.

After all, this time, Murphy only intended to use this mind network to train experimental viruses and bacterial communities, and did not intend to actually turn it into a global mind information network right now.

After reading the agreement, the three scientists had a general idea of ​​what Murphy was going to do, and they all signed their names.

Once they sign the agreement and accept its validity in their hearts, the power of magic can penetrate the core of consciousness and plant a seed of the mind within it—this aligns with the singularity theory of the mind pathway.

The moment the agreement took effect, a four-person mental network consisting of Murphy and three scientists was formed.

Murphy closed his eyes and attempted a telepathic broadcast: "Hello everyone, can you hear me?"

(End of this chapter)