1/11,000

Although human beings live in a society that is developing at a rapid pace, and we have come to a better-decentralized network society Web3.0, it is still undeniable that the number of times human beings look up to the stars has long been below the alert threshold of civilization development, and the exploration about the meaning of the universe is no longer carried out.

At present, all that remains to us about the answer to the ultimate meaning of the universe is the numerical result of the supercomputer calculation: 42, a number with over 7.5 million years of iteration and calculation that no one knows the meaning of.

The fragmented digital beings Mirrors have already noticed the number, forming a mirror image of the number 24 in the mirror world, which is rapidly growing in the mirror world in binary form.

Unable to escape from the Mirror World, Satoshi Nakamoto is still struggling and pondering, living together with these Mirrors, and gradually, no one can distinguish them.

In the end, the answer left to the world is 11,000 virtual beings.

1/11,000

Although human beings live in a society that is developing at a rapid pace, and we have come to a better-decentralized network society Web3.0, it is still undeniable that the number of times human beings look up to the stars has long been below the alert threshold of civilization development, and the exploration about the meaning of the universe is no longer carried out.

At present, all that remains to us about the answer to the ultimate meaning of the universe is the numerical result of the supercomputer calculation: 42, a number with over 7.5 million years of iteration and calculation that no one knows the meaning of.

The fragmented digital beings Mirrors have already noticed the number, forming a mirror image of the number 24 in the mirror world, which is rapidly growing in the mirror world in binary form.

Unable to escape from the Mirror World, Satoshi Nakamoto is still struggling and pondering, living together with these Mirrors, and gradually, no one can distinguish them.

In the end, the answer left to the world is 11,000 virtual beings.