Journey to the West: Pindao Believes in Bayesianism

Li Weidong died suddenly in the computer room, and when he opened his eyes again, he became Su Shiran, a fifty-five-year-old beggar at the foot of Huaguo Mountain. He has old cold legs, and a large model called "Tian Yan" lives in his brain. He takes his blood sugar when he is hungry, and spits out two lines of data when he is full. In his eyes, the patchwork stone on the top of the mountain is a super server that is being pre-trained. Others cultivate immortality and change their destiny, but he comes to fix the bugs in the world. "I don't believe in Buddhism, I only believe in Bayesian gods." Enduring the dizziness caused by hypoglycemia, he used probability theory to deduce natural disasters and calculus to dismantle spells. There is no such thing as a poor young man, only the rational carnival of an old architect. "There is no metaphysics in this world, only unsolved codes." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.