
Nuclear Abyss
核渊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 232k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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When I saw the comments, it turns out that the author is a girl 🤭. There is a clear difference between boys and girls when writing about this kind of crisis mutation. Men who write can't help but make the description in their mind more neutral and exaggerated in other places. The psychological description will not be so "clean". Moreover, female authors always add characters when writing male characters. There is a kind of "inherent image" of men, just like each male character is loaded with a fixed template 🤭. The most important thing is that male authors can never describe the appearance in such detail!!! Men write about fair skin and beautiful appearance, but few can describe it to the ear~ I have read three doomsday crisis mutation novels written by female authors, and I have to lament that men will always be teenagers until they die, and the attention of men and women can never be in the same direction 😏
There are too many categories of punk
Today I learned some popular science. I used to think that punks all over the world are one family, and there are so many categories of punks that it makes my brain hurt. Cyberpunk Steampunk Stonepunk Bronze Punk Candle Punk Clockwork Punk Space Punk Dieselpunk And the atomic punk of this book (probably not a slap in the face again) That's it, why am I checking this so casually and not updating the new book too little In short, strange knowledge has increased
#popular science#The cause of mutation of radiation Uh, the cause of mutation of radiation? When organisms are exposed to nuclear radiation, their DNA is damaged and their appearance changes. This process takes a long time. If radiation affects the genetic genes of organisms, the mutation process will be longer. In this case, the organism itself will not change much, and mutations may appear in the next generation. The changes in appearance are unpredictable and depend on which part of the organism's genes have been damaged. For example, the color of hair, the structure of skin, the shape of bones, the function of glands, etc. Are all possible. When a cell divides, the DNA present in the nucleus is first replicated. The new cell must produce proteins according to the instructions of the DNA in order to complete the tasks that the cell should undertake. However, when DNA is affected by rays and changes, the proteins produced will change and their functions will also be different. This is how biological individuals mutate after being exposed to radiation. For example, if the DNA fragment that controls human skin color is damaged, then when the body reproduces skin cells, the new cells may turn into other colors. Generally speaking, mutated creatures look "abnormal", such as disproportionate body proportions or body colors that do not suit their original living environment. It took a long time for life on earth to survive the selection of nature. It is more difficult for mutated creatures to survive due to changes in their relationship with the living environment or abnormalities in individual functions. Of course, mutation is not necessarily all bad for organisms. If radioactive substances happen to change some of the defects of organisms, it will also be a "blessing in disguise" for organisms. All living things are "equal" in the face of radioactive materials, and all living things have no special ability to "protect from radiation." But the circumstances of mutation are different. Organisms with relatively simple physiological structures and relatively simple genes are more likely to be forcibly "transformed". On the contrary, in advanced animals such as mammals, when a certain section of DNA is damaged, the resulting mutation may not be easily noticeable in appearance. For mammals, especially humans whose genomes are quite complex, it is basically impossible for the same amount of radiation or mutations to affect us. After the Chernobyl nuclear accident in the 1990s, all people in Pripyat were evacuated, but now it has become a paradise for wild animals, with bears, lynxes, owls, etc. Settling here. A researcher who specializes in studying mice in the red forest found a mouse with signs of tumors. He said that although there was evidence of many DNA mutations, it basically did not affect the physiological function or reproductive capacity of the mouse, let alone a deformed mouse with two heads. Another Parisian researcher who has been investigating in Pripyat since 1991 and has examined more than 7,700 birds stated that they found 11 cases of deformed DD in a group of barn swallows. That's it, no more sensational news. After the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident, there is only one definite study so far that shows that 12% of the local gray butterflies had mutations such as smaller wings and irregular eye development. Taking a step back, even if an animal emerges after mutation with a sound body and delicious food, but an increase of 10 times in size, that means that its weight will reach 1000 times that of the non-mutated animal, but its bone cross-section will only be 100 times its original size. In other words, each bone has to withstand 10 times the original pressure. How can it be agile and fierce? I'm afraid he would have broken his bones and fallen to death long ago. It is not easy for nature to evolve a big thing. Any kind of animal that increases in size, has sharper claws, and develops limbs and brain needs to go through millions of years of natural selection and undergo a long period of environmental selection from generation to generation. You have to know that the limb bones of modern elephants are much thicker and stronger than their pig-sized ancestors, but it took them 40 million years to get to this point.
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Although there are very few people, judging from my reading experience from elementary school to college, this is a masterpiece. The story perfectly reveals the changes of the protagonist bit by bit from both psychological and physical perspectives. In the beginning, he was just an ordinary person who was radiated. Gradually he realized that he was on the road of evolution, and his mind gradually became stronger. In a series of plot advancements, responsibility, pain, struggle, hope, darkness and... Humanity. Revealed one by one. One of the plots impressed me the most. It is not detailed, and none of the above has anything to do with this part of the plot, but it is impressive enough. [The protagonist realizes that he is locked up and needs to be studied. He is surrounded by inmates. The only variable condition is that he wears protective clothing and delivers meals within a fixed time. So, the protagonist relied on the killing skills copied from his memory to kill the food delivery man, put on his protective suit, and successfully disguised himself. To be honest, I felt a little embarrassed when I saw this plot, because the protagonist is still a person with a normal mentality for the time being! It's a bit fast to kill someone. But when I saw the sentence the author wrote later, "It's too late to be afraid"... I suddenly realized that this is not embarrassing at all. The first thing to make clear here is that the protagonist is locked up and is about to be studied, yes, on the dissecting table. Everyone will change after realizing this truth, right? The protagonist is also a human being. From the protagonist's perspective, murder disguise may be the only chance. He had to do this to force his body to make a choice. A simple sentence, but it expresses the charm abruptly. It's not that he wasn't afraid, but he didn't have time to be afraid. In the subsequent plot, the existence of his best friend Keck prevents the protagonist from falling. The next plot of the Free Federation, the protagonist makes a living by playing black boxing, and when a technical geek fiddles with his sidearm, he learns that he has been being monitored, and threats are also coming to his door. I won't talk about the rest, because in my opinion its story has just begun. This is indeed a good book.
# Popular Science # Cyberpunk
Cyberpunk is a combination of "Cybernetics" and "Punk", also known as digital punk, cyberpunk, computer punk, and cyberpunk. Most of the backgrounds are based on the "combination of low-end life and high technology." Usually possess advanced science and technology, and then contrast it with a certain degree of collapse of the social structure; the story frame is usually that the social order is highly controlled by the government or consortia or secret organizations, and the characters use the loopholes to make some kind of breakthrough. Cyberpunk plots nowadays usually revolve around the conflicts between hackers, artificial intelligence and large corporations, and are set in a dystopian Earth in the near future, rather than the outer space of early cyberpunk. It actually marks an improvement and progress against the shortcomings of previous science fiction novels that did not pay attention to the specific setting of information technology. Cyberpunk literature has a strong dystopian and pessimistic color. They usually focus on the small people at the bottom of the future era when science and technology are highly developed, describe the decay of society and the depravity of human nature under the appearance of a peaceful and prosperous age, and make pessimistic predictions about the future. But it is also in this dark corner that hopeful heroes will be born. In cyberpunk literature, most stories take place on the Internet and in digital space. The line between reality and virtual reality is blurry. This genre often uses a direct connection between the human brain and the computer. Today, cyberpunk often appears in a metaphorical sense, reflecting people's concerns about big companies, government corruption, and social alienation. Some cyberpunk writers try to use their works to warn human society about what it may look like in the future according to today's trends. Therefore, the purpose of writing cyberpunk works is to call on people to change society. Usually it starts with the rich, powerful, and knowledgeable people at the top of society looking at the street rats that live in nooks and crannies of the city with pride and arrogance. Common elements Hackers Digital space Virtual reality Artificial intelligence Cybernetics and cybernetics Urban sprawl and slums Large corporations Genetic engineering Drugs and biochemistry Terrorism Neon lights Red and blue tones
Capitalists will never consider the hardships and feelings of ordinary people.
#Popular science#genre
Old era future style: Steampunk Teslapunk Teslapunk (early electricity from the 18th and 19th centuries to the beginning of the 20th century) Internal combustion engine punk Dieselpunk (during World War I and World War II) Decopunk (1920-1950s) Atompunk (1945-1965) Future style: Biopunk Biopunk Nanopunk Nanopunk Fantasy genre: Stonepunk (similar to "The Flintstones") Clockpunk (Renaissance period) Nowpunk (strange things created by Bruce Sterling) Plasma punk Splatterpunk (horror novels) Elfpunk (elves and fairies appear in urban legends) Mythpunk (mythological novels mixed with weird things)
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