At this time, Duchamp suddenly saw that Eric raised his hand. He motioned for Eric to speak.

"But, Stelleur-san, what you're talking about is different from the handouts in the textbook, which says that in 1150, Dr. Epstein discovered the guiding force."

"Yes, Dr. Epstein discovered the guiding force, not Dr. Epstein who invented it.

Before that, there were always alchemists and witches in ancient legends who used some kind of magic to cause huge landslides and fissures, or legends such as huge weapons and floating islands, as well as some remnants of the ruins.

We can simply think of it as a time when the conductive field between heaven and earth was much stronger than it is now, so the witches were able to use a small conductive device to generate a huge amount of energy.

Even, in that kind of force field, even the human body can store a large amount of conductive force, so it is possible to directly cast a guiding force spell by a person without the help of a force guide. So in many ancient legends, there is the presence of magicians. ”

"It's a good nonsense, and it can be used as a novel." Learmel put his hands on his cheeks and interjected a comment, and the classroom resounded with giggling laughter.

Duchamp was not affected in the slightest, his brain was rapidly expanding.

"There are all kinds of indications that in ancient Semria, there was once a very strong guiding field. However, about 1,200 years ago, the continent changed dramatically and ancient civilizations collapsed. Many relics of that time are generally no longer usable today, and only a few can play a weak role. Why is that?

We can think of it as the parameters used to design the guide device at that time were higher than they are now. For example, the same guide motor, at that time, the force field could rotate 100,000 times a minute, and in the current force field, it can only turn 100 times a minute, then, what else can this guide motor drive, it is very likely that it can't even drive itself, naturally, it has become a failed waste product. ”

"We can understand it this way, if with the volume of the human body, under the influence of the strong conductive force field at that time, the body can store 1000 units of conductive force, and in modern times, it can only store 1 unit of conductive force, then, what spells can this guide force trigger? Does friction generate heat?

Of course, for the ancient civilization, we can't simply consider it in this way of thinking, with the guiding force field at that time, the people born and the monsters, the minerals and trees produced must be very different from now, so today we have many unearthed cultural relics of the material, with today's scientific means can not be cracked and copied.

And as highly creative human beings, what we need to do is to constantly adapt to the changes in heaven and earth, and keep creating new civilizations. ”

The students sitting below looked at each other and listened to Duchamp's unheard of grand arguments.

There is no authority on the mainland that has ever explained the disappearance of ancient civilization in this way, and this kind of argument and way of thinking has gone far beyond the scope of thinking of a first-year student in the Department of Guidance.

Now, as humanity adapts to the new force field, Dr. Epstein has summarized the theoretical cornerstone of the new civilization. What does this day and age mean to us? That is, a new era of civilization explosion is coming. Why do we choose to study the theory of guidance now, in order to get a good job, or to go to the army and eat that hard bread like a stone? No, our goal is to become the creator of a great civilization with our own hands! ”

Everyone in the audience took a breath together.

"Since the Qiyao Calendar, we have gone through a full thousand years of dark ages, and in the eleventh and twelfth centuries, the continental civilization began to enter the primary stage of development of a prosperous civilization. It is now the tail of the twelfth century, and in four years, the thirteenth century will come. Can anyone tell me what kind of century the thirteenth century was? It is a century of renewed prosperity, a century of eradication of poverty, and a century of guiding force for the benefit of everyone on the entire continent! ”

"The world you see then is very different from what it is now, farmers no longer harvest wheat with sickles, and guiding machinery replaces most of their manual work.

Miners no longer use manual equipment to mine, they only need to take care of the automatic collection equipment.

Factory workers no longer have to work hard to make products one by one, and the fully manual assembly line will replace those tedious and repetitive labor.

Guided cars, guided airships, and guided cruise ships will quickly become popular.

In the 13th century, every family had at least one guide car to get around, and everyone would carry a guide communicator with them, which would replace people with 80% of household chores, including laundry, cooking, and sweeping.

People will complain that the continent is small because the roads will become incomparably wider. In the thirteenth century, regular ships would fly over all the cities, and of course, it would become very fast, from the easternmost part of the continent to the westernmost part of the continent in four or five hours.

And the speed of information is even faster than that, and big news that occurs in a certain part of the continent can spread all over the world within eight minutes. ”

The audience was stunned, listening to Duchamp talk about a world they couldn't understand.

Of course, there are exceptions, a little boy is flying like a pen, and he is quickly recording every word of Duchamp. He is Marc Song, who collected all the famous sayings of Duchamp before, and he has secretly decided to launch the second edition of "Duchamp's Quotations" at the right time, which will inevitably cause a sensation, and as an author, he is bound to become a popular figure on campus.

Looking at the reactions of his classmates in the audience, Duchamp knew that his prediction of the development of the next century was premature, so he changed the topic in time:

What, then, was the theoretical basis and basis for the prosperity of the thirteenth century? Are all these just groundless fantasies? The answer lies in our textbooks, and now I will briefly outline for you the level of scientific and technological development in the mainland over the past 1,000 years.

We can see that the development of civilization first passed through a slow enlightenment period, and after passing this stage, it began to show an accelerated development trend. In the past 150 years, mankind has achieved more civilization than the previous 1,000 years combined. And in the century we are in now, every 50 years, knowledge and civilization will be refreshed, and the guiding revolution will show an upward parabolic development, which will be marked by the increase in the productivity of a unit of people. ”

As Duchamp's linear diagrams were presented on the podium, all the students began to nervously write down the linear diagrams in their notebooks, all of which were well documented, seemed quite believable, and simple and straightforward.

The anger at the question that Duchamp would replace Professor Ashley has been thrown out of the clouds, and some people even think: "What he said is much easier to understand than what Professor Ashley said." ”

Fifty minutes passed in a flash, and by the time Duchamp saw that the time had come and announced the end of the class, many people were still unsatisfied.

Duchamp looked at this scene and thought to himself, "Well, this class is still so-so, there is an intelligence system to summarize, and this lecture is much better than Professor Ashley's." ”

Duchamp put away Professor Ashley's handout, which was a relic, and prepared to return it to him after dinner. I went back to my desk, put away my things, and prepared to eat.

Suddenly, he found a puzzling thing, everyone in the class, at a super slow pace, slowly packed up their things, as if they were not in a hurry at all.

He didn't know what he was aware of, and remembered what Liermu said, "Don't always rush to be the first to run out", so he had to slow down. As a result, others also stopped moving. He saw Learmor glaring at him, but he couldn't understand it.

After staying for ten seconds, Fang Yi waved his hand: "Okay, don't be stunned, let's go to the cafeteria to grab food." ”

In the interval between following everyone out, Duchamp quietly asked Learmour: "What did you signal just now?" ”

Liermu patted him on the shoulder in an old-fashioned manner: "Good boy, there is really a set, everyone just let you go first." ”