Chen Feng talked in detail about how to focus on improving the livelihood of young scientists.

Of course, some of the top academics with extremely high achievements can also have the opportunity to receive high prizes if they can complete cross-generational research and promise to share their knowledge with the association.

And the Guarantee Association does not want your patents, as long as your knowledge, it does not monopolize it.

The cooperation mode is in-depth communication, for example, you can join a large-scale project led by the association, be responsible for some of the technical research, or provide your own ideas to the association, and participate in the evaluation of the significance of the prospect.

If your research is recognised by the association, you also have the option of receiving research-level sponsorship, as well as personal life sponsorship.

Different levels of sponsorship will have different conditions, but you don't have to pay any additional rights for personal life sponsorship.

If the association does not approve your project, of course, it has no right to forcibly stop you, but all kinds of sponsorship are not to be discussed.

Chen Feng's guarantee society has no involvement in new patents, not even a penny, and is simply trying to help these top scientists assess whether their projects are meaningful.

Chen Feng mentioned a lot of things, I hope these people will stand up and cheer for themselves together, Laursen and the others can't make a decision for a while, and they have to think carefully.

Chen Feng was not surprised by everyone's concerns.

When anything new is born with great historical significance, it is a cause for concern.

What's more, his association has to be completely based on his personal noble feelings of sharing, as well as the potential super strong financial support, it is still full of unknowns, and it may also be stillborn.

He is not in a hurry to make a decision, just to sow new seeds again.

Often, as long as the innovation project is led by a top scientist who actually does the work, even if the research project ends up being a complete failure, the failure itself can still be of great value.

This value may be as little as the exclusion of a wrong answer, or it may be the discovery of additional results in the process.

Assuming that the projects with a total investment of more than 100 million yuan in the world are summarized, it can be roughly divided in this way.

About 10% of the project can exceed the expected goal, not only meet the original plan, but also get more in-depth conclusions or products, or the product of an intermediate link is actually extremely valuable.

30~40% of the projects can just reach the expected goals. This kind of project usually belongs to applied scientific research, and every link from project initiation to promotion has strict planning. The project plan can even be pinpointed to which part will be completed in which months.

Thirty per cent of the projects are almost halfway completed, and such projects have both theoretical research and practical application.

About 30% of the projects fail completely, which is usually because they go in the wrong direction from the start, and even reliable intermediate products are not delivered.

This cannot be blamed on scientists working on failed projects.

Because failure has the limitations of the times.

For example, the ultra-low process of carbon structure chips and room temperature superconducting metals, if he could not give the answer directly, and completed the advance layout of other related materials science, in the original early 21st century, he devoted himself to these, which is a pure waste of resources.

Asking some of the scientific research staff engaged in these projects to plant sweet potatoes may make a greater contribution to the times, after all, less loss is worth winning.

What Chen Feng wants to do most is to use his "foresight" to avoid the final 30% of the projects being successfully approved as much as possible.

This is, of course, part of the work of the "500-year plan".

Master Chen decided it was time to get started.

In the past month, he has been active in the 21st century, and most of his attention has been on the literary and artistic circles.

That's because he is weak and his influence is not enough, and he can do things in the academic world with half the effort.

Now the situation is different, relying on the Xingfeng Research Institute under construction and the two versions of "Crazy Man Conjecture Collection", and then relying on the words he publicly said at the Linton Research Institute, his voice in the academic community has increased.

So he saw an opportunity, so he decisively began to lay out, trying to give full play to the advantages he knew in the future.

He needs to be cautious when coming up with more advanced leapfrog theories, so as not to mislead people's children, but it is much easier to eliminate false answers.

It's definitely right to kill a cheating project when you see one.

Several people chatted about the same, and the meeting officially began, and they took their seats.

Chen Feng's seat is quite in the front row, Laursen on the left, and Eren on the right.

One after another, well-known scholars took the stage to present their views.

Unlike the purely inflammatory theory of the apocalypse of alien threats, which has no theoretical basis in the field of civil science, the people who can appear in this conference room and speak on stage are very reliable.

This is a serious occasion where the speaker must not speak arbitrarily, but must come up with something convincing enough to support his argument.

For example, the first to take the stage is the four bigwigs in the field of artificial intelligence, computer programming, mathematics, and psychology.

He perfectly combines the ideas of biology and computer science, and also integrates a lot of psychological knowledge, and analyzes the trend of human brain thinking in simple terms.

He believes that human beings have been under the control of higher civilizations since their birth and to the extent they have evolved to the present level.

Humans and their genes are the product of ultra-high-order programming.

This person even took Chen Feng's infinite genetic information theory as a further proof in the field of quantum programming.

And this person also came to a few psychology experiments on the spot, like a TED talk.

The pilot project was a complete success, and most of the audience's thinking direction was really on his finger.

He finally came to the conclusion that at the current rate of development of computer theory, in a thousand years, when the quantum information network of human beings is sufficiently developed and the programming concept reaches a certain stage, human beings will see through the breakthrough progress of quantum computing to see the nature of thinking and evolution, and begin to dialogue with advanced civilizations, or enter the link of struggle depicted in the movie "The Matrix".

Chen Feng smiled but did not speak.

The theory sounds seamless, but it doesn't really work.

In the eight timelines he has experienced, in addition to the basic science of materials and energy, in fact, the fastest progress of mankind is artificial intelligence.

From the scattered and mundane central intellectual brain to the first generation of stars, seven timelines were used.

Then this time the second generation of stars evolved, and the computing power has increased countless times.

But he still hasn't seen the day when the human brain will be coded and deciphered.

If it really can, he also thinks, quantum immortality, how much does it sound?

Who doesn't want eternal life?

If anyone can break through the boundaries of humanity first, it has to be him.

Well, it could also be a mother of a child whose brain has evolved particularly fiercely.

The second speaker was a well-known physicist, a Nobel laureate ten years ago.

After the big guy went up, he started from his own professional field, focusing on the analysis of some rare physical phenomena that ordinary people could not know.

His theories are very different from those of the AI gurus.

He also believed that there were aliens in the universe and that aliens had already come to Earth in ancient times.

But human beings have not been disturbed and helped by aliens in the process of growing up.

He cited a lot of evidence.

Chen Feng also sounds fresh, because some of the evidence listed by this big man is a "rumor" that has been repeatedly refuted at the level of ordinary people.

Chen Feng didn't expect these rumors to be true.

Physics bigwigs believe that aliens are "observers" lurking in the universe, and their duty is to maintain order in the universe and protect the nascent budding civilization.

Hearing this, Chen Feng almost burst out laughing.

Truly I believe in your wickedness.

If the person with compound eyes is a kind observer, then he can wake up with a smile when he falls asleep.

But he didn't laugh after all.

Although the physicists' conclusions are a bit crooked, the process of reasoning and calculation is very convincing.

He accurately calculated that in 1019 A.D. and around 2019, extraterrestrial civilizations visited Earth.

Although the physicist seemed unconfident when he came to his conclusions, Master Chen said he was surprised.

According to Chen Feng's calculations, the compound eyes did visit the earth at some point between the 11th and 20th centuries AD.

It was assumed that the patrol route of the spherical battleship was a round-trip polygon.

The Earth's straight-line distance from the galactic core is about 27,000 light-years.

The radius of the Milky Way is around 80,000 light-years, and the farther out, the denser the distribution of stars becomes.

The earth itself is relatively close to the silver center.

According to information gathered by the colonies, it took five hundred years for the spherical battleship and prismatic fleets to reach Earth from the Silver Heart position.

The time it takes for a spherical battleship to complete a round of patrols is two thousand years.

If it is a broken line round trip, it is a time difference of 1,000 years, and it passes through a certain point twice.

Then assuming that the patrol route of the compound eyed is a polygonal line, the Earth should be at the midpoint of the patrol route of the spherical battleship.

And the compound eyes only patrol high-density areas that are 50,000 light-years away from the silver heart.

As for the low-density areas 50,000 light-years away from the Silver Heart, it is possible that the Compound Eyes have only dropped some small intelligent units similar to the Dragonfly Fighter.

The spherical battleship was supposed to pass through the solar system twice around 1000 and 2000 AD, respectively, which is in good agreement with the physicist's "civil science" calculations.

In addition, the Solar System Barrier did not reach the Solar System until 2,500 years ago.

Here a paradox arises.

The level of human technology in 2000 A.D. must have been much higher than it was in 1977, when the Voyager was launched.

But at that time, the compound eyes did not decide to exterminate humans, and on the face of it, this was very unreasonable.

It is assumed that the patrol path of the Compound Eye is circular, and that the Earth is located at a point in the circular route.

There are two possibilities, the first two times the ball ship passed the Earth in 1000 AD and 1,000 BC (when the solar system was in the second half of the circular route), and 2000 AD and the first year of the first year AD (when the solar system was in the first half of the circular route).

Chen Feng used to think that it was possible to patrol the broken line and patrol the ring line, but now he thinks that the possibility of the broken line is relatively large.

In 2019, the Compound Eyes may not have decided to take extreme action when they passed by Earth, but rather did a "trivial thing" and were ready to come back a thousand years from now.

It's a pity that Chen Feng hadn't become a galactic human at that time, and the connection between his brain and "cosmic intelligence" was not close, otherwise he would have been able to find some clues last year and give himself the most accurate conclusion.

So why did the compound eyes change their minds in 2500?

Of course, this is because the order to exterminate the civilization of the earth did not come from within the compound eyes, but from the higher civilizations that created the electronic black hole and the barrier of the solar system.

Although there are still many debatable points in Chen Feng's estimated time node.

He couldn't produce conclusive evidence, but his intuition told him that he was getting closer to the truth.

Therefore, although some of the calculations of these contemporaries are outrageously wrong, some parts are also extremely valuable for reference.

To his surprise, the third person who went up to speak was Eren Alvin.

Iren's issue surprised him even more.

This benevolent brother actually used the warning hint that Chen Feng plausibly gave him at the beginning, and then cut in from the perspective of biology and psychology, focusing on the invisible mind control and consciousness infiltration, which is a bit of the meaning of Zhizi in "The Three-Body Problem".

Chen Feng rolled his eyes.

I fooled you into getting on my warship at the time, and God could have thought that you took it seriously, and it took me months to get a paper that I couldn't directly refute.

You cowhide.

Yilun deeply analyzed the structure of the human brain and the way the human brain thought was formed, and proposed an invisible interference similar to the underlying quantum storm, which was regarded as a means of mind control by alien civilizations, which was a bit of a "song of the world".

Ilen's view is somewhat similar to that of the computer bigwigs, but the arguments are stronger and the conclusions are more frightening.

Chen Feng was amazed.

Sure enough, you can't underestimate the wisdom of a top scientist, you give him a match, and he can light a torch for you to light the way forward.

Eren almost touched the essence of the problem.

Sure enough, Ilyen's theory sparked a lot of controversy.

Some people agree, some firmly refute it.

There are also people who are angry and slap the table against it, saying that according to you, Eren Erwin, our achievements are all taught to us by aliens who control our minds?

You say we're under control, so give us some conclusive evidence.

You are a rigorous scientist, don't tell us about unmeasurable metaphysics.

Yi Lun didn't argue with anyone, and when everyone shut up, he smiled and directed everyone's attention to Chen Feng.

"It can't be said that aliens are imparting knowledge to us, I think they are suppressing us. But it seems to me that there is a person who has broken through the control of the infiltration of the mind and is leading human civilization forward. I don't need to emphasize who this gentleman is, right? I can also tell you that there is a sense of urgency in him, and he is doing everything he can to advance civilization. ”

"In addition to the Star Edge Institute, he just talked to me, Laurson, Spencer, and Dr. Wellington about the Human Scientist Life Support Association. The more things he wants to do, the higher his ideals, the more certain I can be, and he has seen some mysteries that we can't see. ”

Everyone turned their eyes to Chen Feng's face.

Yes.

This Misterl Chen, who has written two cross-era "Crazy Man Conjectures" in a row!

He's very problematic!

Chen Feng raised his finger and pointed at him, the corners of his mouth twitching.

Gan.

No wonder Ilyen has repeatedly stressed that he must come.

So he was ambushed here?

Is he creating opportunities for himself?

Good you mille-feuille.

A new question suddenly appeared in front of Chen Feng's eyes.

Do you want to use your influence to reveal some of your secrets in advance in this particularly opportune opportunity?

How will the complete alien threat wheel change the course of history?