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We once thought that science held the only key to unlocking the universe. Until we discover that every key leads to a prison of thought. In the 22nd century AD, human civilization reached its peak under the illumination of absolute materialism. Physics has locked up the laws of all things, the stars have been reduced to coordinates on a navigation map, and life has been reduced to exquisite codes. We believe that the universe is a vast, cold, and completely understandable machine. Then, we got that broadcast. It is not a wave, not a gravitational ripple, but an impulse of thought that vibrates directly on biological neurons—a cosmic poison that our science has pronounced "impossible." The coordinates are locked, and at the moment when the most powerful space telescope focuses, what comes into view is not a fleet or a Dyson sphere, but a pulsating living planet covered with biological tissue. It is breathing, thinking, and existing in a way that cannot be explained by the laws of materialism. The first astronomer to witness it had a breakdown in logic within twenty-four hours. This is the first case of "cognitive pollution" Facing the incomprehensible but real "flesh and blood heaven", mankind is divided in despair: ·The historical nihilists advocate abandoning human identity, actively embracing alienation, and climbing a new tree of knowledge even if they become monsters. ·Civilized conservatives huddle around the remains of old science, defend the crumbling laws of physics with religious fervor, and burn all "sources of pollution." ·The extreme purification faction roared and pointed their guns at the stars, vowing to use the iron law of materialism to purify this "wrong" universe - even if this is tantamount to suicide. Now, the rift is deep...