Deep Dive Into Jane Lee

English: In the beginning of the story, the protagonist has lost all his memories, but his “scientific way of thinking” remains intact, allowing him to reconstruct his reality from scratch. If you were to “reset” everything you know today—your grades, your reputation, and your past achievements—what is the one “Mental Operating System” (a specific way of looking at the world or a core problem-solving habit) that would remain in your mind? How can you strengthen that “inner system” now, so that it can guide you even when you face a completely new and unpredictable environment?

If everything I knew were reset, the one “mental operating system” I would want to keep is evidence-based curiosity—the habit of constantly asking “why” and then testing the answer instead of accepting things at face value. This way of thinking combines curiosity with verification, allowing me to rebuild knowledge from scratch. Even without past achievements or memories, this mindset would help me approach the world like a puzzle, where every situation is something to explore, question, and understand rather than fear.

This inner system is powerful because it works in any environment, especially unfamiliar or unpredictable ones. Instead of relying on what I already know, I would rely on how I learn. By observing patterns, making small predictions, and adjusting when I’m wrong, I could gradually reconstruct understanding and make better decisions. It turns failure into useful feedback and uncertainty into opportunity, making it possible to adapt and grow no matter the situation.

To strengthen this mindset now, I would focus on daily habits like questioning why things work, testing different approaches in studying or problem-solving, and reflecting on what succeeds or fails. Practicing this loop—observe, question, test, adapt—helps turn experiences into learning. Over time, this “mental operating system” becomes automatic, so even in a completely new situation, it can guide me to think clearly, learn quickly, and move forward with confidence.