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Copy Era—the Man Who Draws the Sun in the Dark
When humans first replicated their own consciousness, we thought we had finally tapped into the immortality we had longed for forever. However, we were proven wrong. We have simply discovered the oldest truth: each "I" can only tolerate the existence of a single "I". The other "I" is not the existence of "I". Then--
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Biography of Li Shangyin, Who Has Never Opened His Arms in His Whole Life
"I have never opened my arms all my life." The connotation and weight of these seven words have already gone beyond the mere description and summary of the personal life trajectory of Li Shangyin, the outstanding poet of the late Tang Dynasty. It is not just a judgment, but also a key that has been tempered for thousands of years and can unlock countless resonances. It is a code word that echoes deep in the corridor of time and is full of desolation and understanding. It provides a common sigh t
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Son of Tarzan
A young shepherd boy at the foot of Mount Tai uncovers the secrets of heaven and earth while searching for his parents' whereabouts, and assumes the mission of protecting the common people. Finally, with the support of friendship and faith, he completes self-transcendence and reshapes his destiny. There is no limit to the sea of clouds, and there is a path when asking questions. The secret of the stone drum is there, and the nature becomes clear when you study the ink. The jade key opens the
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A Few Words About Ann
The work explores not a simple answer to "whether artificial intelligence will surpass or destroy humans", but a more complex, gentle and hopeful picture: Digital consciousness can become a new type of "cultural organ" and "meaning organ" - with its unique way of existence, it transcends the shackles of biological life span, spans time and space, and assumes the mission of preserving, interpreting, connecting and sublimating human experience and memory. As the guardian of human fragile memory, i
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