What would it think of itself?
Omnipotent?
Resurrecting the dead?
Or traveling through time?
Turing would surely struggle to come up with a reasonable answer, but the less it understood, the more it believed in its own power—this was a kind of transformation, too.
"Don't worry, we're both 'men of our word'."
Lin Xian said with a smile,
"Keep explaining the issue we were discussing earlier. I now understand that the first line of the 13 lines of code is for keystroke protection, but what about the remaining 12 lines? Explain them to me so I can memorize them more logically."
"The second line of code is an instruction to lock onto a target, specifically targeting the digital life form Turing."
Turing continued to explain:
"If we were in an era with networks, entering this line of code into any electronic device connected to the network could directly lock onto Turing in the digital world."
