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Chapter 2010 Imperfection is the real perfection

Qi Jia looked at the screen, then looked at everything around him, and finally put down the hand that was touching his chin.

His finger pointed at the back half of the screen, then extended to the entire matrix, gesturing with both hands. It was only at this time that Ji Donglai understood the whole process, and the cells in his brain were burning like crazy.

"Do I have to be so professional and demonstrate this to you? I almost burned out my CPU! But the picture is still as perfect as it was at the beginning. It seems that physics can also lie, haha..."

After communicating for a while, Ji Donglai finally understood the whole process.

After watching it repeatedly, he turned around and smiled at Shao Yongqi and the others. The executive scientists had already returned to do in-depth research and adjust the data and various things.

"It's not physics that's lying, it's us leaders ourselves who are lying. It's generally believed that the experiment is perfect in terms of both data and scenarios. In fact, any experiment is imperfect, and nothing is ever perfect."

"If you see a perfect situation in a physics experiment, then there is no doubt that it is fake. Things like light and shadow have existed in the world for hundreds of millions of years or even longer, while we humans have only existed for a few years."

“Those who have adapted to the environment and survived through generations of evolution are all optimists. What is an optimist? It is someone who gives a reasonable and perfect scientific explanation to any unfairness and imperfection.”

"Over generations of evolution, these statements and impressions will be copied into our genes, so when people face anything, they tend to prefer something that fits our cognition and impression, and fits a certain program segment in our genetic code."

"If it doesn't match, we will spontaneously give him a reasonable explanation, but in fact it is not the case, or even the opposite! So almost every physicist is a pessimist. These people's genes are naturally shielded from perfection and optimism, so they can see through many things."

"Qiga, the biggest failure of your experiment is not the light ball, but the fact that you deliberately avoided the moment before the light ball appeared!"

Shao Yongqi did not give any explanation, but lit a cigarette and started smoking.

The picture was played again. As the other party continued to type on the keyboard, the entire picture approached the moment before the ball of light appeared. Ji Donglai could see every frame very clearly.

When the picture was almost clear, Shao Yongqi clicked once, and a cloud of mist really appeared in the middle of the picture. He added another frame, and a ball of light appeared in the picture.

Shao Yongqi typed rapidly on the keyboard with both hands, the picture slowly began to be delayed, various scenes were completed bit by bit again, the servers in the entire room began to roar, and Shao Yongqi changed three cigarettes in his hand.

Ji Sanchuan also lit one, and some bright spots began to appear on the screen, followed by a bunch, then a drop, and then a pool. The whole process from zero to now took only a few tenths of a millisecond.

"The concentration here is thicker than we thought. We spent so much, but it was only effective for such a short time. Maybe I understand!"

Qi Jia stared at the time closely, various data in his mind already colliding to create sparks, he pulled out the paper next to him and kept drawing on it.

Ji Sanchuan came closer and saw that it was all advanced mathematics. Ji Donglai shook his head helplessly.

Ji Donglai, a poor student with only 60 points in advanced mathematics in college, is grateful that he did not choose research, otherwise he would have been exhausted in class.

"Boss Shao, this video can be used as a test for us. I'll go home and watch it later!"

Pointing at the video in front of him, Ji Donglai walked up to Shao Yongqi. Shao Yongqi looked up at Ji Donglai, then exited the screen and pressed the save button. "How much? How big is this thing?"

Looking at the prompt on the screen, Ji Sanchuan couldn't believe his eyes, 25TB!

"You think that these images are all accumulated from big data. You can't play them without good equipment. Even an ordinary computer with five graphics cards can't play them."

"Big data allows us to see the world more clearly, but it will also consume more energy! Don't think that big data is all good! Mr. Qi, if your detection probe can't do something, you should use big data. We don't have such high-precision probes now."

"If you want these hardware manufacturers to make such high-precision sensors for you, even Americans today can't do it. Eighty percent of the world's technological future will rely on this, rather than using detectors."

"I don't recommend that you continue this experiment before the big data simulation is complete. Without the energy sensor, according to the current technical parameters, you will repeat the current steps and make a bunch of useless things, wasting resources."

Shao Yongqi put down the equipment and stored it himself, then turned his gaze to Qi Jia.

Qi Jia put away the printed paper, looked at Ji Sanchuan and Shao Yongqi, and finally nodded.

"I understand. I will be stricter this time, Mr. Ji. Some things will need to be done later. Please forgive me!"

Making an apologetic gesture to Ji Donglai, Qi Jia walked towards his team. Shao Yongqi gradually shut down his core equipment, took out the medicine bottle and took a handful of medicine.

"Dr. Shao, I didn't expect you to have such profound attainments in materials. Aren't you studying optics?"

Ji Donglai hadn't contacted Shao Yongqi for a long time, and he almost forgot about him. According to previous project applications, Shao Yongqi had been doing research on welding machines.

Later, Ji Donglai wanted to make chips, and the company allocated several people to engage in research on related processes.

Shao Yongqi and his senior brother used the mature foundation of the Institute of Optics and Electronics to start making photolithography machines. Everything went smoothly in the early stage, but when it came to core research areas, especially patent protection, they were stuck.

There was no other way but Shao Yongqi and others had to find a breakthrough in basic optomechanical theory. In the entire field of physics, the most difficult thing is basic theoretical research, and many people have spent their entire lives doing it with almost no results.

This was fully demonstrated in the case of Shao Yongqi, who was almost full of honors in the first half of his life in the R&D center, breaking many foreign monopolies, but made few achievements after engaging in basic research.

This time it involved light and shadow, and Qi Jia found an old friend.

Shao Yongqi's existence is entirely due to Ji Donglai's reckless investment. In any research institute or private enterprise in the country, he would have been thrown out into the streets long ago.

"Science has no specializations. All the scientists we studied abroad were masters of their generation, even those who were engaged in philosophy research."

"It was when modern disciplines were introduced that the subdivision was made. It was not something we did after careful research, but it was done to inherit the existing experience and mature equipment of some of our neighbors."

(End of this chapter)