The short video shows the ancient times, and the emperors cried with envy!

Chapter 139: Will everyone in future generations be able to unite knowledge and action? Zhu Xi: Newton is so powerful, let’s call him Niu Zi!

[You can hardly imagine, bathed in the light of modern education, how important an ordinary formula of universal gravitation is to human beings! 】

[You don’t know that the moment universal gravitation and the three laws of motion were described in the book "Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy", the cornerstone of modern physics for the entire earth was finally laid! Over the next three centuries, this book became directly the basis of modern engineering. 】

[Newton demonstrated the natural laws of object motion through mathematical formulas, unveiled the mystery of the sun, proved the heliocentric theory, and directly promoted the scientific revolution. 】

[In mechanics, Newton clarified the principle of conservation of angular momentum! In optics..., in acoustics..., in mathematics...]

[To this day, the launch and orbit calculation of artificial earth satellites, rockets, and spacecrafts are still based on Newton's theory. 】

Every word on the marquee is familiar to the audience, but when they are all combined together!

But everyone under the canopy felt that it was no different from the heavenly book.

What Newton's theorem? Mathematical formula? Modern physics?

None of them cared, but everyone knew that this person had indeed done something extraordinary!

Confucian scholars from all dynasties slowly fell silent, while many ancient sages were curious.

But there are still countless eyes staring directly at the picture on the sky screen, and they seem to feel something between the lines.

Southern Dynasty.

Zu Chongzhi looked at those unbelievable remarks, and the mathematical system in his heart suddenly collapsed at this moment.

He's been chasing the argument for pi.

But at this moment, looking at the feats of Newton in later generations, he was at a loss!

Mathematics turns out not to be a subject that pursues numbers, but to explain the rules of operation of this world?

Suddenly, all the experience and thinking accumulated over the years disappeared with the collapse of the mathematical system.

Instead, there is some deeper pursuit.

If later generations of Newton could do it, why can’t I do it?

In the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Yongle in the Forbidden Imperial City looked at the scene on the sky, and his mind instantly spread.

Confucian or not, he doesn't care.

Or maybe he had long been tired of the stinky faces of those stinky scholars, and now he naturally became interested in the so-called "natural science".

"Confucianism is just a bunch of empty sage remarks."

"To say that there are a thousand ways and ten thousand are just some illusory concepts."

"From my perspective, Newton's so-called science seems to be more effective in practice."

"No wonder in the comments of later generations, Newton can beat Confucius! It seems reasonable!"

As soon as these words came out, the others were still thinking deeply about the meaning of His Majesty's words.

But the prince Zhu Gaochi on the side suddenly brightened up. What does Ming Dynasty need now?

Isn't it just this kind of thing that can greatly accelerate the progress of civilization?

The "Yongle Dadian" compiled by the old man did not have such thoughts!

It seems that the old man also noticed it!

Inadvertently, the father and son looked at each other, which made Zhu Gaochi strengthen his judgment, and he immediately spoke decisively.

"His Majesty!"

"My minister believes that people in the world can barely live and work in peace and contentment today, but if there is a war, there will inevitably be hidden dangers!"

"If we can grasp and promote the advanced ideas of later generations, although there is a risk of mutiny, it will be a disaster for the time and a benefit for the future!" I don't know how many ministers looked at the prince at this moment, and Sanyang even frowned.

The three of them were all born in the literary field, so naturally they were also exposed to Confucianism!

In my heart, I still can't stand the idea that Newton can overpower Kong Sheng.

At this moment, the prince's words and His Majesty's attitude.

This made the three of them speculate that this was a reform?

……

[The editor once heard a saying that there was no science in ancient China. I know that many people will directly refute this statement! 】

[For example, the four great inventions are "papermaking", "movable type printing", "gunpowder" and "compass"! 】

[But have you ever considered how big the gap is between the impact of the four great inventions and the mechanical theory that laid the foundation of physics? 】

[It is no exaggeration to say that the four great inventions of ancient times are indeed the precious crystallization of Chinese civilization and the treasures of the wisdom of countless ancients! But in the face of the law of universal gravitation and the three laws of motion, the gap is really like a chasm, and it is even directly a difference in cognitive level! 】

[The four great inventions are the intertwined products of countless theories, rules, and knowledge, and mechanics theory is the rule itself! 】

[To explain it in terms of ancient thoughts of heaven and man, Newton's mechanical theory is the deepest analysis of the interaction between heaven and man, so much so that it directly analyzes the rules of heaven and earth into simple mathematical formulas, so that countless ordinary people can understand its subtleties! 】

Wan gasped in unison at the audience.

What is this concept?

The unity of nature and man is the highest state of Confucianism.

But what kind of Newton actually used the so-called formula to directly interpret the concept of the unity of nature and man?

Could it be that in future generations everyone can become a saint?

Confucius in the Spring and Autumn Period: This son is a great sage! If you really interpret the unity of nature and man to the people, you can be called a sage!

Jixia student: Oops! The unity of nature and man can be explained so simply?

Yasheng Mencius: Newton had such a majestic spirit, how could he promote the true understanding of the unity of nature and man in this way?

western han.

Dong Zhongshu couldn't sit still for a moment!

The initial debate over ideas was forgettable and tolerable, but what does it mean now on the marquee?

This directly reduces the highest realm of Confucianism to nothing.

How could he endure it?

But at this moment, the person sitting high on the throne had an ambiguous attitude, so that Dong Zhongshu was really on pins and needles now, but he still didn't dare to speak casually.

Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, felt slightly moved.

Four great inventions?

If it is of the same level as that compass, it seems to be of great use!

Compared with the mysterious and mysterious unity of heaven and man, Liu Che still feels that these four great inventions are real things!

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, several ancient scientists from different time and space all expressed emotion!

"Paper Saint" Cai Lun: Papermaking has become one of the four great inventions of later generations?

"Character Saint" Xu Shen: Movable type printing is my hard work. It is hailed as one of the four great inventions but it cannot be called a science?

"Science Saint" Zhang Heng: What exactly is the so-called mechanics!

In the Southern Song Dynasty, Zhu Xi, who had just scoffed, was instantly attracted by the content on the sky screen.

He has always advocated the preservation of natural principles and the elimination of human desires, and even regards this as the true meaning of Confucianism.

The insights into it are far beyond the reach of ordinary people, and it is rare for even his disciples to learn half of it.

Let alone secular people?

But at this moment, a ridiculous statement appeared on the sky!

Can the true meaning of the unity of man and nature be grasped by all the people in the world?

Are you kidding me?

Newton is so powerful, why should he be called Niuzi?

(End of this chapter)