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Chapter 3174 Detective is dying (25)

Chapter 3174: The Detective is about to die (Twenty-five)

People often hear that living people can never be compared with dead people. This is actually based on a very simple psychological common sense, that is, the completion ability of human consciousness.

Some of you may have heard that the brain is a supercomputer that no other computer can match. Its most powerful feature is its completion function. You think that all the information you receive is what you really see, but in fact, 15% or more of the information is actually completed by the brain itself.

For example, if you are not Voldemort, you should be able to see your nose, but think carefully about the first-person scenes in your memory, how much of the scene is blocked by your nose?

The blind spot of human vision is not just the nose. Many times, the eyes actually receive very little information, and most of it is filled in by the brain itself. This is a concrete completion, while human consciousness can perform abstract completion.

When describing something, mentally normal humans must be logical. For example, cause and effect is the simplest logic.

Because someone wears less clothes, he will feel cold. This is the simplest causal logic. But in fact, when thinking about this logic, your consciousness helps you to complete the things that are not mentioned. For example, because you wear less clothes, you feel cold because the weather is cold. If the weather is warmer, then no matter how little clothes you wear, you will not feel cold.

People will subconsciously think that this logic is based on the cold weather, so when you answer, you will naturally remind him to remember to wear more clothes next time, or discuss the recent cooling trend with him. All answers are based on the "cold weather".

This is an underlying logic written into human thinking and is the basis for our ability to communicate smoothly.

However, many patients with mental illnesses are unable to complete this most basic consciousness due to their confused consciousness. When people say that they feel cold because they are not wearing enough clothes, they will not assume that the weather is cold.

Their thinking is unrestrained and divergent, and is inconsistent with the underlying logic, which is why communication barriers similar to "No. 42 Concrete Pasta" are likely to occur.

This is a type of consciousness completion that many people are not aware of, because it starts at birth, just like the brain completes our visual field images, but because it is so common, it is often not noticed.

Back to the difference between life and death, people will use this kind of consciousness completion more to treat the dead, because just like the cause and effect relationship, the closed logic that has been concluded has a stronger room for completion, which will make them feel that they understand, feel clear, and feel that they are right.

The future of the living is unknown and needs to be guessed, but the future is uncertain and no one dares to say that they can guess it. In comparison, a series of established facts that have already happened will make it easier for them to figure out what is going on by completing the facts, allowing them to have the full right to judge others. This sense of control will bring pleasure, making people more inclined to draw conclusions about the dead.

So the underlying logic behind why the living cannot compare to the dead is that the dead are easier to control. Aside from the fact that they cannot be resurrected in the real world, in abstract areas such as memory, people also feel that they understand a dead person who has been judged as dead, more and more accurately than a living person who is still establishing new connections every day.

In order to strengthen this sense of control, they will inevitably use their consciousness to complete more details and make the logic more coherent, so as to show that they understand the other person well enough and have the right to judge others.

In order to complete the text smoothly for the sake of smoothness, many unreasonable places will always be erased, just like when your eyes are focused on one place, it is easier to ignore the blind spot of the nose below.

This results in everything done by the dead person in memory seeming to make sense, to have a reason, and to be forgiven and praised.

And because the future of the living is unknown, people's impression of the living may be completely overturned by something they do later. In memory, they cannot be dressed up at will, and cannot provide people with the pleasure of understanding and controlling everything. Naturally, they can never compare to the dead.

When Batman was alive, people thought he was the greatest detective, but he could not be at any time. In many comics, there were plots where Batman did something wrong or had an accident, which led to Batman being rejected by people and his reputation plummeting.

But if Batman died, there would be no more accidents like this, he would not have the opportunity to make any more mistakes that would affect his reputation, and people would automatically fill in the logic of everything he had done before and call him the great hero of Gotham.

From another perspective, all the controversies surrounding the comic character Batman are because the comics are still being published and there is no final conclusion. Once the Batman series is declared to be completely finished, the status of this comic character in the history of comics will definitely rise to several levels.

Schiller clearly saw the wavering expression on the clown's face.

He is now certain that it was the Joker who tampered with the dice, which led to the main universe Batman's major failure at the critical moment and thus his current situation.

The appearance of the dice that would inevitably result in a big failure was probably because Batman was about to die, the Joker didn't want to play anymore, and wanted to drag everyone to death with him.

Saving Batman is the most critical link, because in order to save Batman, the Joker must withdraw control of the dice, otherwise it will be a big failure if he rolls the dice, and the main universe Batman will not get any treatment at all.

Since Batman in the main universe is alive, the struggle between the Joker and Batman will have to continue. In that case, the Joker won't be so anxious to kill everyone, and naturally he won't let the dice of death continue to roll.

However, at this point, Schiller did not continue to persuade. He knew that in the face of a very typical Batman, he was nothing in the eyes of the Joker. Everything depended on whether the Joker in front of him was willing to continue playing with Batman.

So he simply continued his round, firing a shot to force the monster back, and in his next move he simply turned the gun around and hit the corpse's head with a baseball swing.

"Bang!"

The corpse didn't seem to have much strength. After being hit, it staggered to the left. The Pale Knight seized the opportunity and kicked it in the side knee, causing the corpse to fall completely to the ground.

Schiller took out a kitchen knife and stabbed the side of the neck. There was no blood left in the body, and the stabbing would feel like stabbing into a sack full of kelp.

After the knife was inserted, he did not pull it out immediately. Instead, he grasped the handle and pushed it down, almost removing the head from the body.

Before the corpse's hand could grab him, Schiller stood up and kicked the knife that had not yet been pulled out. After a crisp click, the head rolled to the side.

There was no prompt sound effect after the battle was won, and the skill list appeared abruptly. After seeing Bruce's condition, Schiller knew that the third-level skills should be a qualitative change.

Originally, Bruce's psychoanalysis should have been an active skill, but after reaching level three, it became a permanent passive skill. Although this seems to have copied Schiller's talent, Schiller is not like this 24 hours a day, so the term "transcendence" is a bit exaggerated.

Schiller thought about it and felt that the effect of the second-level clairvoyance was already quite good. He prepared to order the first-level emergency medical treatment, so that as long as the Joker figured out how to get the dice back, he should be able to treat the main universe Batman.

The advantage of this game is that whether a character is dead is determined by the amount of blood. Even if first aid methods cannot treat such wounds in the real world, as long as the blood can be restored, the character's condition can be improved.

After clicking it, Schiller looked at the skill effect carefully and found that it can indeed restore blood, and after clicking to the second level, it should be able to stop the bleeding effect, which should be enough to save the main universe Batman.

After the battle, Schiller had time to take a closer look at the situation in the room. He found that this was not just a murder case. The scene was not so simple. The room seemed to be a storage room. In addition to the shelves for goods, there were also several freezers.

Schiller found a few footprints in front of the freezer, but unfortunately, analyzing the footprints also requires throwing dice. I don’t know if the clown has thought it through now, so Schiller didn’t check the footprints carefully.

He opened the door of the freezer and found that there were still two frozen fish left in it. The fish looked familiar. They were the same fish they saw in the dark river in the underground cave. They were also exactly the same as the fish that splashed out after the woman exploded.

Schiller could easily imagine a scene like this: a woman came here in a hurry for some reason, took out a fish from the refrigerator and stuffed it into her mouth, and a man arrived shortly afterwards and wanted to kill the woman who stole the fish, but was killed by her instead.

This fish may really have some magical effects, otherwise why would this woman have to come here to eat fish?

Schiller closed the freezer door and walked to the shelf to take a look, and found that there were also some food stored there.

Schiller left the room, and the others also searched the floor separately, but did not find anything special, so greed still took the lead, and everyone went to the fifth floor together.

The situation on the fifth floor was even more dire.

As soon as he came up, Schiller saw two bodies. One of them was a woman who looked to be in her 40s. She was dressed very simply and had a headscarf wrapped around her head. Not far from her lay a little girl who looked to be about six or seven years old. Judging from their appearance and skeleton, the two might be mother and daughter.

Both of them were dead, one of them with a bullet wound in the chest and the other with a bullet wound in the head, obviously caused by someone.

Going further inside, there were two more bodies and obvious signs of a struggle in the corridor. Both of them were men. One was older, with a gray beard, and looked to be close to 70 years old. The other was very young, younger than the male body that was found on the fourth floor with his throat cut.

After Schiller saw all the bodies, he said, "These dead look like a family."

The Pale Knight also turned over the older corpse and took a look at it. He nodded and said, "They look similar and their ages match. This old man might be the oldest grandfather in the family. The woman outside and Jeff might be a couple. The man who died on the fourth floor and the younger man might be their sons. The woman who died on the fourth floor was their daughter-in-law, and this little girl is their granddaughter."

But one person was obviously missing, Schiller thought, because there was a tall and thin middle-aged man in the room with the dog on the first floor. Could he be the real lighthouse keeper?