Perso Fernando is a bridge builder from California and a big fan – or rather believer – of Garrett Miró.

To be honest, because he didn't have a higher education, he couldn't fully understand Professor Garrett Miró's theories.

But fortunately, the great "forerunner" Professor Miró favored these ignorant mortals and told those complex and difficult theories in a more popular way.

Thanks to this, even a person like him can hear the voice of the Supreme Being from the depths of the vast universe.

And it was for this reason that after learning of Professor Miró's death, he was as shocked as the rest of the Cosmic Spirit believers, and his chest was filled with anger.

They believe that it was the IMCRC that persecuted him, that it was the narrow-minded materialists, as well as the authorities and vested interests in the physics community, who murdered him and covered up his death as suicide.

In fact, there are many doubts about his death, such as answering the questions of "believers" on his blog until two hours before he committed suicide, and even ordering a ham pizza, it is really hard to imagine that such a cheerful and intelligent young man would end his life in such a way.

It is precisely these doubts that give conspiracy theories room to ferment.

Driven by a sense of justice, faith, and emotion, Fernando boarded a flight to Shanghai, came to the IMCRC building, and stood with his siblings and sisters to save human civilization.

Unlike those who are misunderstood.

They weren't standing here because of the money, but they really believed that those stupid physicists could ruin the world, and in fact it wasn't the first time he had done so.

A long time ago, he did a "remarkable" thing, that is, he went to Switzerland at his own expense and infiltrated the underground tunnels of the Hadron Collider, causing the experiments that were supposed to be carried out as planned to have to be stopped.

Although he was later prosecuted by CERN and permanently closed by Swiss and French customs, he has no regrets.

One is that he sees it as an honor.

Second, an environmental group that opposes the collider experiment has contracted all the costs of his defense of innocence.

This time, though, they seemed to have hit the iron plate......

Less than five minutes after they occupied the street, more police than the protesters were gathered in the vicinity, and they were easily dispersed by a series of means, such as encircling, dividing, and driving them away.

Before he was caught, he seemed to vaguely hear some difficult words such as "second-class merit", "don't rob", and "share".

However, because he didn't know Mandarin, he still didn't know what those words meant until he was escorted into the IMCRC headquarters by several special police officers.

He was about to reiterate his request for a lawyer to the policeman who had made the record, when the door of the room suddenly opened, and a young Chinese man walked in and looked him up and down curiously.

Not liking the feeling of being scrutinized, Fernando narrowed his eyes.

However, at this moment, he suddenly felt that this person was a little familiar, and his pupils subconsciously dilated a little.

“…… Lu Zhou? ”

Hearing this lame pronunciation, Lu Zhou smiled.

"I didn't expect you to know me."

Fernando gritted his teeth and said, "You sinners who betrayed mankind are burned to ashes, and I know you. ”

Lu Zhou smiled, but didn't care about his swearing, glanced at the transcript on the table, and said with interest.

"Perso Fernando, a native of California. I guess you're probably ...... The bishop of the Cosmic Spirit Cult? ”

Fernando smiled coldly and lifted his chin haughtily.

"Bishop? That's something that only the old faith of ignorance exists, and we don't need that kind of thing to advance and retreat together, let alone anyone's leadership! ”

Listening to him say something difficult with an expressionless face, Lu Zhou nodded.

"Finished?"

Fernando said hatefully.

"That's it!"

Lu Zhou: "Then come with me." ”

Fernando was stunned for a moment, and subconsciously said.

"Where are you going?"

Lu Zhou didn't explain, just said simply.

"You'll know when you come."

……

In fact, neither materialists nor idealists are talking about superficial gods, nor do they care if there is an energy as mysterious as magic.

Just as the identities of physicist and idealist do not conflict with Garrett Miró. He is not only a scholar of high-energy physics, but also a believer of "conscious determinism".

And all the disagreements about materialism and idealism are only about which comes first, consciousness or matter......

I have to say that Garrett Miró is indeed a very good physicist, and at the same time a very smart guy.

Lu Zhou admitted that although at first he thought that this guy's head didn't seem to be very smart, in fact, he underestimated him.

Perhaps the most brilliant thing he did was to divide his academic theory and philosophical ideas into two parts, and to disseminate them to different groups in a targeted manner.

Through general academic discussions, he developed a small group of "cosmic animist" proponents in the IMCRC.

At the same time, he has developed a group of believers in the "Spirit of the Universe" sect in the form of religion through popular science methods and Internet tools—whether he himself realizes that this is a religion or not, but in fact, many people have put aside the theoretical core of "the spirit of the universe" and worship the "Spirit of the Universe" as something like God.

While "cosmic animism" and "cosmic spiritual beliefs" are very different things, they are surprisingly able to complement each other to some extent.

The former provides a theoretical weapon, while the latter provides a strong executive force.

It doesn't even sound like it's just religion, it's a bit of a *** feeling......

It is precisely for this reason that almost the day after his death, protests of different scales broke out all over the world except for China.

Western Europe, in particular, is the hardest hit area.

Both CERN and the fusion power station in Kadarasher have been affected to varying degrees because of this incident.

Seemingly overnight, the Cult of the Universe Spirit went from a new religion with no even a proper church to a terrifying potential to grow into a large, action-packed community.

It's as if there's an invisible hand pushing it forward behind your back......

In fact, leaving aside the protests around the world themselves, there are not too many extremes in their ideological core.

Lu Zhou carefully studied the notes left by Professor Miró.

In this relic, which would probably become the Bible of the "Spirit of the Universe" sect, Garrett Miró, who considered himself a forerunner, regarded the concept of "human unity" as the highest ideal, and believed that by unifying the consciousness of all mankind, it would be possible to communicate with the greatest being in the "imaginary" - "the supreme consciousness that created all things and defined what the universe is."

As for the Limbo.

According to Professor Garrett Miró's description in that notebook, it is, in fact, what is called the Void.

At least Lu Zhou felt that although Professor Miró said no, he still "borrowed" some of his theories about "extra strings".

When describing the imaginary realm, he depicts the universe as a box, and puts the great being, the spirit of the universe, outside the box, believing that it is "consciousness" that determines the "matter" inside the box.

In this sense, in addition to being a physicist, he is also an idealist.

To be honest, looking at the fanatical appearance of those believers, Lu Zhou couldn't cry or laugh in his heart.

At least as far as he knows, in addition to human civilization, there should be many other civilizations in this universe that are also in the first echelon.

Regardless of whether that "great consciousness" exists, it would be too childish to expect to be able to communicate with the "cosmic spirit" squatting on the extra strings by uniting the consciousness of all mankind.

After all, human existence is too small compared to the vastness of the universe.

That opinion is not at all significant......

Standing in the lecture hall, Lu Zhou looked at the crowded venue, and then looked at the time on his watch, and couldn't help but feel a little emotional.

In five minutes, the presentation will begin.

He knew very well what he was about to argue would have on the entire physics community, and even on the direction of human civilization. Even he had wondered more than once if all this had been rushed.

He still vividly remembered that a "man" who claimed to be an observer had warned him that it was not a good thing to face the void, that there was too much "unknowable" in it.

But no matter what, it's the best chance.

A certain being in the void is actively beckoning to this universe.

If you miss this time, you don't know how many generations you will have to wait to lift the veil that hangs over the box.

Thinking of this, Lu Zhou stretched out his hand, gently picked up the marker from the lectern, and weighed it in the palm of his hand.

He will be here.

To the world,

Reveal the existence of the Void!