But the biological computer is different; it represents a kind of 'simulated evolution'.
Birds, in order to better catch insects, naturally develop beaks that are sharp and elongated, because those that don't evolve starve.
The neck of a giraffe, the shell of a turtle, the claws and fangs of tigers and wolves are all products of evolution.
Once an evolved organ adapts to its environment, this evolution will stagnate.
It's like once a street writer starts to idle, he probably won't push himself anymore.
What to do at that time? You should push him into the little black room, put black stockings on him, whip him, abuse him, kick his vitals, and don't feed him if he doesn't write.
At this time, he would be driven to work hard.
The internal system of the biological computer is just such an 'evolution system'.
And the first thing intruders face is such a kind of 'self-evolution'.
The eyes, ears, mouth, and nose, which are vision, hearing, taste, and smell, were sealed first.
