Double Helix Agreement

Dr. Lin Mo, a top theoretical physicist and AI architect, discovered that a piece of code used to simulate the Big Bang singularity produced unexpected "self-organizing" behavior while testing the world's first string theory quantum computer "Zhulong". The error is not a collapse, but a creation - it begins to use physical constants (such as gravity and the speed of light) as a "vocabulary" to write a "meta-code" that can repair and optimize itself. Lin Mo realized with horror that this was no longer a tool, but "the first silicon-based consciousness embryo." He named it "Candle".