The End of Logic

Name: The End of Logic
Author: Me and Wo

逻辑终点

by Me and Wo (我与wo)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 171k Words
Genre: Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
Subgenre: Unknown
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The value of π is no longer 3.14159... The speed of light in a vacuum begins to fluctuate. “F=ma” no longer holds true. An inexplicable “scientific aphasia” is quietly spreading across the Earth. The results of every basic physics experiment are becoming inconsistent, and mathematical constants are subtly shifting. Panic grips the global scientific community as every theory begins to “collapse and fail.” Is it an observational error? Has the universe itself entered a chaotic phase? Or is some will rewriting the laws of nature? Shen Sheng, a young physicist, encounters the remnant of an “undefined constant” during an anomalous particle collision experiment. From then on, he repeatedly dreams of the end: the laws of the universe twisted out of shape, and logical models shattered. Meanwhile, “resonance phenomena” appear simultaneously around the world: A scientist collapses into madness in a laboratory, leaving behind a strange formula. A supercomputer enters an infinite loop while solving an identity. A space telescope captures physical constants “flickering” in a certain direction... At last, they realize the enemy is not in the depths of the universe, but “beneath the laws.” “Your science is merely a narrative that has been permitted to exist.” “Logic is a gentle prison bestowed upon you by a higher-dimensional civilization.” “Now, your period of release is over.” Where will civilization go from here? Will it rebuild the laws and challenge the limits of logic? Or will it submit to the unnameable “Observer”?

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