According to the Poincare recurrence theorem, all souls will eventually return to the point where a star exploded, unless an observer changes the probability.
A lecture video by Professor Chen Xuan of Tsinghua University's Department of Astronomy suddenly went viral across the internet. He demonstrated how to use the principle of quantum decoherence to detect "extraterrestrial souls." That night, delivery worker Lin Xia's phone automatically captured a bizarre image: in dim light, his left eye displayed a nebula pattern resembling "wave function collapse."
When Lin Xia touched a Western Zhou bronze compass engraved with the Hamiltonian formula, memories of his past life surged in like a quantum tide.
He was actually a navigator from the Source Star civilization, and Earth was a meticulously engineered "Poincare cage":
- Every 2,600 years, the memories of all starborn are forcibly reset.
- The tiles in the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City conceal the cosmic constant.
- The Bermuda Triangle is a spacetime flaw created by quantum tunneling.
Most terrifying of all, Chen Xuan's team was conducting a "forced recurrence experiment" at the Beijing Electron-Positron Collider.
"They're going to make all of us relive the moment a star exploded."
I came across a video just the day before yesterday, about a star exploding, and my husband and I met in this life after three lifetimes. It's a good book worth recommending. Come on, editor.