bookbashuk Chapter 845 This is the Gospel of Ultron!
Chapter 845 This is the Gospel of Ultron!
Chapter 845 This is the Gospel of Ultron!
It was another ordinary day in December, another day without Ultron causing trouble. The other Ultrons seemed to have become wary of the Avengers' rapid advance, so they all disappeared.
Peter went to Baxter Building. Although Avengers Tower and Avengers Base both had specialized laboratories, Peter rarely conducted experiments in those places and usually came to Baxter Building.
Peter hasn't actually achieved much scientific research so far. Most of his designs are to assist him in combat. For example, before Venom existed, he designed a multi-purpose web, his multi-functional belt, mechanical claws, and the most classic nanobots.
Perhaps only these nanorobots have any real value.
"Sometimes it's really hard to imagine how Spider-Men from other universes could afford such a huge expense. The basic synthesis of web fluid requires such expensive materials, let alone the upgraded version—although I hardly use web fluid anymore, the symbiote is still too authoritative."
As he said this, Peter prepared a portion of the spider web fluid for himself and put it away. Just in case, what if something really happened and his symbiote disappeared? Right?
Peter checked the nanobots in the experimental state while thinking. He was still puzzled by Ultron's words: those words were probably not about using nanobots to create prosthetics. Although nanobot prosthetics are definitely quite multifunctional, this was a basic use and not a mechanical prosthetic at all.
"Perhaps it should be considered in conjunction with what Evangelical Ultron is trying to do. Evangelical Ultron believes that all humans have the essence of the Holy Spirit, and the way to get close to the Holy Spirit is through mechanical ascension. Ultron's so-called gospel is his own gospel, and Ultron's so-called Lord is himself —"
Peter is talking to himself here. He has made it clear that Ultron wants to spread the gospel of his creation, but what exactly is this gospel? Mechanical ascension? Do you have the means to force mechanical ascension? Your religion needs to unify the thoughts of all mankind before it can spread, right?
Also, if Ultron had already told him his plans, why? He's not Avenger Ultron, so why would he reveal these things?
Peter sat in the lab chair, lost in thought, watching the nanobots constantly transforming beside him, muttering to himself, "Or perhaps Ultron meant to spread the nanobots? But nanobots can't change human minds, right? Even if they could, how many could he create? Could he cover everyone on the planet? Would everyone accept it?"
Peter couldn't help but laugh again at this point, saying that if all of humanity wanted to accept the same ideology, Ultron would have to be Charles Xavier and would have to rely on a brainwave device.
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A sudden loud noise startled Amadeus, who was conducting an experiment in another lab. He rushed over and saw Peter lying on the ground. He quickly helped him up, asking, "What happened? Dude? Something's wrong?"
"Quick! I need to go to Raft Prison to find Mysterio. No, no, I need to notify Hank Pym to come to Osborn Technologies. I have to go to Osborn Technologies!"
Amadeus watched Peter leap away through a portal, looking utterly bewildered: Was it really necessary? Wouldn't Gwen have been more convenient if you needed to ask Mysterio to do something?
Peter remained silent. He simply found Norman Osborn in his office. Norman, seeing Peter in his white lab coat, conjured a portal and looked at Peter with considerable surprise: "What happened, Peter?"
"No time to explain, Uncle Norman. I need the blueprints for the neural transmission device now, all of them! I remember the prototype was a brainwave transducer, right?!" (Chapter 60)
Norman thought for a moment, then made a phone call and nodded: "Yes, the engineers are transferring data to my computer. What happened?"
Peter first asked another question: "Why is it called a neural transmission device? It can transmit consciousness."
"To conceal its true function, I suspect. This project was actually driven by the AI Green Goblin. I didn't realize its purpose was to take over my body, so I ignored it until Mysterio stole it." Norman still looked confused, turning to Peter: "What happened?"
"Could this thing transmit wide-area signals to interfere with people's consciousness, or even control their thoughts, on a global scale?"
Norman laughed: "No, that's impossible. Like a brainwave device, its essence is signal amplification and transmission. Unless someone can transmit their thoughts to everyone within the signal range simultaneously, it's impossible for it to control a large number of people. Moreover, the neural transmission device itself is designed for the wearer, so its signal attenuation capability is very high. Even Charles Xavier would probably only be able to cover the entire city of New York."
Only three people could accomplish this: Charles Xavier, Jean Grey, and Emma Foster. But the X-Men already have their own brainwave devices, so why bother looking for this monkey version?
But Peter became excited: "This is it!"
Norman looked at Peter in confusion. What is this?
A while later, Pym arrived at Osborn Technology. Peter looked at Pym and explained the situation: "I know what Evangelion Ultron wants to do. He's waiting for us to deal with that Ultron from S.W.O.R.D. first."
Pym looked at Peter, then asked, puzzled, "Every Ultron naturally wants to undergo further iterations, what do you mean by that?"
Peter then borrowed Norman's pen and wrote down the whole process on paper.
Condition 1: The Gospel Ultron Project spreads its own Gospel of Ultron. It claims that humanity possesses the essence of the Holy Spirit, and that it is the Lord's agent. Therefore, the way to approach the Holy Spirit is through mechanical ascension.
Condition 2: Ultron's so-called god is himself.
Condition 3: Christianity has widely recognized the Trinity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
"I overlooked this last piece of common sense before, but if you include it, then everything makes sense."
The Gospel of Ultron is to make all humanity become Ultron, so that all humanity will become what is called God. Since everyone is Ultron, then everyone will be safe.
Pym shook his head: "That's impossible. Humans are destined to rebel, and his religion isn't widespread enough."
Peter looked at Norman, who finally understood everything: "If it's a super AI, it only needs a sufficient number of neural transmission devices as intermediaries to continuously cover and transmit its signals into the brains of other people."
Pym looked at Norman: "Can you do it?"
"If the signal is strong enough, it's possible. It's even possible to connect neural transmission devices to Wi-Fi, ensuring that transmission can reach every corner of the earth with Wi-Fi."
Pym shook his head: "That would require a large-scale global rollout, and Ultron doesn't have that kind of time."
"No, the fact that Legion Ultron can send out mechanical Avengers all over the world means that he has manufacturing plants all over the world. Evangelion Ultron just needs to take over these plants. He got the method to control human minds from one Ultron, and the ability to deploy such devices around the world from another Ultron."
Peter finally looked at Pym: "He's missing one thing, and that's everything needed to build a civilization controlled by AI. And the Kree can tell him that."
Pym and Peter remained silent for a long time, then Norman asked them a question.
"Is this Kree even on Earth?"
"I guess so, what's wrong?"
"Then his brain memories can also be read by neural transmission devices, without even needing to be worn on his head."
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