Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

Shanghai.

Restaurant near IMCRC headquarters.

Waiting for food to come up is always boring, and usually Witten finds something to do for herself. Sometimes reading papers, sometimes keeping up to date with physics, or some magazine and personal hobbies.

Looking at the unfinished newspaper from the office, he suddenly frowned slightly and said.

“Whittle has gone mad. ”

Upon hearing this, Frank Wilzek, sitting opposite him, threw his questioning gaze at him.

Paused for a moment, Witten continued.

“He's trying to kidnap the Brookhaven Science Society with public sentiment, bring in things that shouldn't have been brought into academia, and then force a team of scholars, or make choices. ”

Frank Wilzek lifted his eyebrows and asked with interest, "So what's your choice? ”

“If I had to make a choice, my choice would be to stay here for a while," said Witten, dropping the newspaper in his hand. "Whatever he did, it was the first experiment with the Lunar Hadron Collider. Doesn't it seem memorable whether or not satisfactory results can be achieved? ”

After a pause, Witten laughed and continued.

“Besides, physics has not been as lively in a long time as it is today. ”

Drinking pre-meal lemonade, Wilzek said without a word.

“I wish it wasn't so much fun. ”

Noisy doesn't do anything but cause a whole lot of trouble. Theoretical physics was a discipline from which all humankind could benefit equally, and it seemed to him irrational whether it was the practice of the Ark or that of Whittle and the Brookhaven Science Society.

Of course, he knows.

How can there be so many rational things in this world?

If he could, of course, he would prefer a lunar Hadron collider to be put into something more meaningful, such as the "time crystal” theory that he's been working on recently.

But unfortunately, even if he did, I'm afraid he'll have to wait until next year.

……

It may not have worked to see that light-hearted warning from the United States Department of Energy and, following the protest, the Brookhaven National Laboratory finally expressed its position in a rigorous manner with practical action.

As the center of North American theoretical physics, the withdrawal of the Brookhaven National Laboratory is undoubtedly a heavy blow to the IMCRC just on track… at least in the eyes of others.

After all, physicists and engineers from North America accounted for at least 23 per cent of all positions in the IMCRC as a whole. Researchers from the Brookhaven National Laboratory accounted for more than half of them.

It is also just statistically statistically fixed posts, with no visiting scholars with a high level of statistical mobility. Whether or not they had direct contact with the Brookhaven National Laboratory, their decisions were more or less affected by the incident.

The news of the decommissioning of the Brookhaven National Laboratory has now spread to the IMCRC.

Almost everyone is discussing this and how it might affect the physical cooperation between China and the United States.

Especially those physicists from North American research institutes.

While dissatisfied with the arbitrary approach of the Ark, Whittle's attempt to abduct them from the IMCRC also aroused a lot of resentment. It does not seem to be a good thing for them personally, either side of the line.

In any case, this has had a significant impact on the project progress of the 750GeV feature peak.

Office of the President.

Secretary-General Rowenxuan is here again to report back to the Ark on the latest developments.

“… The Brookhaven National Laboratory officially submitted a written request to me to withdraw from all scientific cooperation projects in 2023 and to recall their researchers and engineers in Shanghai. ”

At the time of reporting the incident, Lovin Xuan's face was filled with complex expressions.

Nor did he expect the response of the Brookhaven National Laboratory to be such that it took a direct non-cooperative approach to protest the IMCRC's "one-sided approach”.

After a glance at the documents on the table, the ark did not say anything, signed its name at will, and then threw it back into Rowenxuan's hands.

Without saying a word, he continued to move his gaze back to the drawing on the table, and Rowenxuan couldn't help but ask: "Don't you seem to care? ”

“What do you care,” he looked at strangely, and the ark naturally said, "they've all paid anyway, and I don't care what they're not named in the paper. ”

Luo Wenxuan: "…”

That makes so much sense that he doesn't even know what to say.

After hesitating for a while, Luo Wenxuan finally spoke out of kindness to his friends.

“Well, about the characteristic peak of 750GEV...”

Ark: “What's wrong? ”

Luo Wenxuan tried to persuade him: “Yesterday I flipped out CERN's paper and revisited it. It seems that their experiments have been done in great detail. There is really nothing there... In case, I mean, if there is really nothing there, we don't get off the stage very well. ”

When he heard this, the ark suddenly laughed and the pen in his hand stopped and looked up at him.

“You get it again? ”

Luo Wenxuan sighed: “Hey, I know you look down on my brother, but I can at least read the paper. ”

The ark shook its head: “I haven't looked down on anyone yet, so tell me, how do you understand the law? ”

“What can I tell you about that, anyway...” he said with a helpless look, "Anyway, they've all done the experiments they need to do. ”

Ark: “Proton collision done? ”

Luo Wenxuan: “That has to be done, the experimental records are still there. ”

Ark: “What about heavy ion collisions? ”

Rowenxuan stunned: “Heavy... heavy ion collision? Examination of 750GeV characteristic peak heavy ion collision for what? ”

"What are you doing building a collider for? ”

“ …… ”

Luo Wenxuan opened his mouth and couldn't say a word this time.

“If you're okay with it, read more useful papers, and let you get in touch with administrative work, instead of letting you throw away the academic stuff altogether, if you're curious why I'm going to do heavy ion collisions, bury your head behind me for a few experiments, you'll understand, take it. ”

Unconsciously picked up a pile of A4 paper from the ark, and Rowenxuan stunned.

“What is this? ”

The ark was impatient: “Take a look at it. If you don't know how to ask, come and help. ”

Luo Wenxuan: "…”

Who the hell understands if you don't tell the truth?

Just as Luo Wenxuan wanted to ask the Ark what work he was planning to do in the experiment, the Ark suddenly lifted his right hand as if it had a feeling that he was going to talk.

“Don't talk. ”

Luo Wenxuan: “? ”

Those drawings, whose eyes were dead locked on the desktop, the eyebrows of the ark locked tightly in the heart of the eyebrows and said silently.

“Coming.”

Luo Wenxuan: "…”

Is this… inspired?

Do I have to read this paper?

There is always a feeling that this “little problem" will not take a year to achieve results. Luo Wenxuan looked at the thick stack of papers in his eyes and sighed in his heart.

Hey.

Shooting at the cow's boss is so boring...