Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

Just as the Lunar Hadron Collider workshop is going on, far away from Princeton on the other side of the globe, the two professors are sitting in the cafeteria on the first floor of the Institute of Advanced Studies, drinking black tea and chatting while enjoying afternoon tea. dessert. Fiction.

The LCD TV screen on the side of the canteen is now open, with the logo of the Columbia TV station in the upper right corner. The center of the screen is showing the report of the International Moon Hadron Collider.

This matter has been raging since last month.

For the moon, the treasure that hangs over the top of the human head, the international community can be said to have been coveted for a long time. But although some people have announced grand plans, most of the plans are on paper, and no one has ever put them into action.

However, the lunar orbital construction committee of China is an exception.

From the beginning of the operation of the Tiangong, the whole world has witnessed how terrible the speed of China in the field of engineering.

Once those Asians are determined to do something, there seems to be no way they can't do it.

Now they want to build a Hadron Collider on the moon, let physicists all over the world go to work in their country, or even learn the language of their country...

From the beginning of this month to the present, almost the entire Internet is discussing this matter!

Not just the Internet, it is the same in reality.

During this time, as long as you are sitting in a coffee shop or tea room on the Princeton campus, you can hear about this topic.

For the almost crazy idea of ​​the Chinese people and the broad prospects behind this super-engineering, almost every physicist working at Princeton is excitedly discussing what shocking results will be tested.

Even the impact of this hadron collider is not limited to the physics community, but has already spread to other fields.

According to Prof. Krugman, there is even a well-known economic big cow who wrote a paper on the impact of the Hadron Hadron Collider project on international relations and the global trade pattern.

Although in Priestton, I can always hear the physicists here talk about physics-related things, but this is the first time that Professor Krugman feels so profound that physics is affecting His life.

Looking at the pictures shown on the TV, Professor Angus Dyton, who also won the Nobel Prize and is a member of the Department of Economics at Princeton University, suddenly said.

"Are you sure he will go?"

I don’t have to ask if I know who this “he” refers to. Professor Krugman, who is sitting across from the street, shrugged and said, “To be honest, I am not sure, but his research is really important to us, I am still I am going to give it a try."

"I think you are in vain."

Looking at Professor Krugman, who still does not intend to give up, Professor Angus shook his head and continued. "The economics of pure mathematicians are very biased, and he is a scholar of Grotten Dick. It is a direct inheritance of Hardy's philosophy that mathematics should be pure and noble and should not be influenced by other disciplines. Do you know how hard it is for me to find Deli Nie? I don't involve mathematics research. Fortunately, once it comes to math problems, he..."

Professor Angus said with a sigh of relief and an impatient expression, then shrugged to Professor Krugman.

"...he is this expression."

Looking at the weird "grimace" that Professor Angus made, Krugman's mouth twitched, and finally covered his sorrow with a dry cough.

"I understand what you said, but Professor Lu is different. He won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. His contribution to computational materials is not weaker than his mathematical achievements, and the theory of strong electricity interaction... Can you say that he is a pure mathematics researcher? No! At least his thoughts are enlightened! He is only interested in economics."

Professor Angus sighed and lifted the teacup and took a sip.

"Yeah, he is not interested in economics at all, how are you going to arouse his interest?"

Professor Kegman grinned and said confidently.

"My dear Professor Angus Dyton, have you pursued a girl?"

I don't know why he talked about this topic, Professor Angus frowned and said.

"Of course I was young, what happened?"

Krugman: "You can't let a person be interested in what you said from the beginning. You have to build a friendly relationship with him step by step, and present his favorable side to him. He will naturally make a choice that is good for you."

Professor Angus stunned and opened his mouth, and closed his mouth for a while.

"...It sounds very interesting, but I think your idea is still over 80%."

"why?"

"Because Professor Lu doesn't seem to care much about international affairs, he is indifferent to the things you describe. Didn't you notice? Even though his research involves many questions beyond mathematics, one thing remains, Those who are qualified to be selected for the subject are interested in him."

"If he is really interested in economics, I am afraid that he has already been in politics for a long time. Obviously he has the ability to do this. It is also the tradition of the country to use the official position to woo the academic world, but he seems to be at this easy-to-go. Never care."

Patience listened to the old friend's persuasion, but Professor Krugman still did not change his mind.

"That is not necessarily. Whether you care about international affairs and whether you are willing to personally intervene in international affairs are two completely different concepts."

When the two are talking.

In the LCD TV next to it, the screen has been transferred from the host's commentary to the scene of the International Lunar Hadron Collider Workshop.

On the stage of the 10,000-meter auditorium, Lu Zhou was standing there, announcing the beginning of the opening ceremony with a clear and solemn voice.

Looking at Lu Zhou, who spoke in front of the TV, Prof. Krugman's pupil was slightly magnified.

The expression was like finding a decisive piece of evidence, his expression excitedly rubbing the table with his fist.

"Oh! I said, he is not a scholar who is indifferent to the world!"

"Do you want to make a bet? Angus!"

Looking at some old friends who are over-excited, Professor Angus said with a sigh.

"Gambling..."

Excited to pick up the hand, Professor Krugman continued.

"I bet he will definitely come to the Economics Forum in Shanghai, and I will be able to convince him to join my topic. Let me think about what I am gambling... How about $10?"

Ten dollars?

When I heard this number, Angus almost didn't laugh out loud.

Although I don't mind if someone gives me money, but there are too few bets, he really can't afford to bet.

At least, you have to let the other person feel the pain.

"$10 is too little for you and me. If you are so sure, change your chips to ten gold coins at the Stockholm Blue Room dinner."

"Damn, you want to hollow out my pocket..."

Professor Craigman hesitated, but eventually he bit his teeth.

"Complete!"