Base Protocol

"To prove that we existed, we killed ourselves with our own hands." When the ultimate form of interstellar war evolves into the tampering and deprivation of the "logic of existence" and the underlying "physical laws" of the universe itself, what price does civilization need to pay for its survival? "Baseline Protocol" is a hard science fiction masterpiece that spans a time scale of tens of billions of years. Faced with the absolute elimination of the god-level civilization, chief physicist Lin Sui led the remaining compatriots to embark on an extremely ruthless self-alienation and escape. From the explosion of Planck's constant causing macroscopic decoherence to fail and materializing into a flickering mist of probability; to the anti-entropic sweep of the environment, the life-dissipating structure instantaneously crystallizes and collapses; from the precise severing of the brain's conceptual representation, triggering a cognitive attack of semantic dementia; to the Creator exhausting the fault tolerance of the holographic bottom layer and issuing a "404 logout" command in space and time. In order to survive, human beings were forced to undergo four tragic "ontological stripping". Step by step, they buried the body, time, emotions and spatial coordinates with their own hands, completely abandoning all meaning and transforming them into a cold silicon-based network. In the end, civilization is reduced to a hashed ghost code, forever etched into the freezing noise of the cosmic microwave background radiation. This is not only an interstellar technology game, but also a thought experiment that touches the soul. In absolute nothingness and coldness, human beings have composed an eternal echo that transcends time.