About the Lab
GreenDragon Lab
Mahjong Evolution Laboratory
GreenDragon Lab develops the future of mahjong through scientific methods.
Operating in an era shaped by generative AI, new energy systems, and decentralized networks, the Lab conducts reverse-time archaeology on the DC4739 civilization to simulate where the world is heading and what humanity is becoming.
Worldview
Civilization DC4739
An unexpected discovery revealed Civilization DC4739 — a realm where the future unfolds, and the world dissolves into a sea of data and a wasteland of reality.
The organic world disintegrates, first into lines, then into points.
The beginning meets the end in infinity; origin and extinction converge.
Technology advances as the warmth of humanity turns digital.
The three-dimensional world is replaced by code.
Humanity drifts within algorithms, and life becomes a meaningless sequence of numbers.
Civilization DC4739 was discovered through reverse-time excavation.
A large number of rune-engraved fossils were unearthed.
From the ruins, the Lab reconstructed a master mold marked MONO, resembling mahjong from the Common Era.
Its meaning remains uncertain, yet it is believed to be a method through which humanity once sought order amid chaos.
Research Topics of the Lab
- Archaeology of Future Relics
- Evolutionary Studies of Mahjong
- Post-digital Industrial Reconstruction Technologies
Founder and Chief Researcher
B³
GreenDragon Lab was founded by a digital identity known as B³, representing an anonymous figure in the physical world.
B³ is driven by a fascination with precision engineering and the aesthetics of digital trace.
Within the Lab, he leads the research and reconstruction of artifacts from Civilization DC4739, focusing on the archaeology and re-engineering of mahjong as cultural evidence of a future civilization.