Could that be the origin of his The Universe in a Nutshell? I was suddenly thinking.
Ten years ago, when we were visiting a bookstore after school, we saw "The Universe in a Nutshell" and wanted to buy it, but thought that "A Brief History of Time" had not been read yet, so we decided to buy it after reading it. ——Thinking about it now, it has been 10 years since someone gave me "A Brief History of Time". This Unread Bestseller was taken by me through three cities, but I never read it.
Many things have long passed. The age of fantasy, the age of reading science fiction.
In 1963, the 21-year-old Hawking began to have difficulty walking and was inarticulate, but Cambridge did not dislike this great mind. Cambridge gave him a special room and even a walkway. He can't move, talk, or laugh, but he has a high-tech wheelchair with a processor made by Intel for him.
Such a great mind is fortunate to be born in that country, that world—not the one in The Three-Body Problem.
Who can be sure that China has never had the same great mind in the same era?
And if so, what are they facing?
When a young Hawking bravely pointed out the professor's mistakes at an academic conference, determined to prove the part that Einstein had avoided; in a crazy country, Ye Zhetai, who taught the theory of relativity, was used by the young students with belts and sticks at the criticism meeting. Killed alive.
Watching "Three-Body Problem" happened 6 years ago, and many details have been forgotten. After I wrote it here, I went to read it again, and it turns out that what Ye Zhetai said at the criticism meeting was the theory of the big bang. "Maybe this theory will be overturned in the future, but the two major cosmological discoveries of this century: the Hubble redshift and the 3K cosmic background radiation, make the Big Bang theory the most credible theory of the origin of the universe so far." - "Three-Body Problem" "The time is 1967. Arno and Robert discovered the cosmic background radiation in 1965, and it was not until 1978 that they won the Nobel Prize. In this way, Ye Zhetai in the story is really more cutting-edge.
I couldn't help but want to copy this passage from the Criticism Meeting in "The Three-Body Problem":
"Nonsense!" Shao Lin shouted, and then went on to talk about the Big Bang incessantly. Naturally, she did not forget to deeply analyze its reactionary nature. . But the super novelty of the theory attracted the wisest of the four little girls, who
asked : "Even time started from that singularity!? What was there before that singularity?"
"Nothing at all. ." Ye Zhetai said, like answering any little girl's question, he turned his head to look at
her kindly, the iron hat and the serious injury made it difficult for him to move. "Nothing... nothing?! Reactionary! Reactionary!!" The girl shouted in horror, she turned to Shaolin for help at a loss, and got it immediately. "This leaves room for the existence of God." Shaolin nodded to the girl.
The dazed thought of the little red guard immediately found a foothold. She raised her hand tightly grasping the belt and pointed at Ye Zhetai, "You, do you want to say that there is a God?!" In the
picturesque and quiet Cambridge, the professor greeted the young man under the lush tree. The students lectured earnestly on singularities and black holes. The warm tones and the melody of classical music set off the beauty of physics and the order of the universe—singularity, big bang, it’s hard to think of it, which seems to be a term that should only be related to pure academics. , will be ravaged by the ugly totalitarian. This is the stark reality of the crazy age, the unimaginable reality of facing that paradise-like Cambridge lawn. And this reality is still there.
Two years ago, "Science Fiction World" changed its editor-in-chief, and then I don't know what happened next. It is a world that carries the dreams of many people.
In the play, Roger said that music and numbers are a kind of thinking and expression that transcends language. Deeply thought. I have always felt that music transcends national boundaries and communicates with different languages; while numbers transcend star ratings and communicate with different types of intelligent creatures.
I still remember a story I once read on "Science Fiction World", saying that they found an alien that is difficult to distinguish whether it is life, because they are fixed on the ground and cannot see the organs, and later judge whether they are intelligent life The way is to knock three times on it and wait for its feedback, because the number three has a general harmony - the specific details are not remembered, nor the name of the story. All I remember is the days of watching sci-fi. Lagrangian Cemetery, The Heartbroken, Six Realms of Beings, Ball Lightning, Providence...
The 2002 "God's Providence" is a very impressive story, so much so that I became very empathetic to Han Xin after reading it. At that time, my tablemate liked Greta Garbo, and she said with emotion: It's a pity that she died when I was only 4 years old. I then said with emotion: Han Xin died in 2000 before I was born... Then we laughed a lot together.
At that time, I couldn't understand Han Song, and I was at a loss as to what happened to the subway. Later, I found out that this person's current review was good. At that time, I liked He Xi's writings and read all his writings. At that time, I was watching the sad person with someone, and I was in tears, and he was still writing comments next to the article. At that time, he wanted to be a theoretical physicist in the future, and I wanted to make money for him to do research with peace of mind.
The brief history of time he gave me at that time, I can't remember for a while, now it lies in which city?
Now I'm chasing all the dramas that are missing, but it seems that it's not just because of the lack. Because the missing ones really resonate and are really meaningful.
Finally, I extend my infinite love to Que (NC body.....). . . .
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