In the evening, after chatting with Yang Xi on QQ for a while, Zhou Chen closed his eyes and entered a state of emptiness, the noisy sounds around him were automatically filtered, and Zhou Chen entered a state of learning. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

This is the benefit of the gene injection, as long as he concentrates, he can enter into effective learning no matter how complex the environment.

He was pleasantly surprised by this effect, because it meant that in addition to sleeping and eating, he could improve his knowledge level at any time as long as he wanted!

This is really important to Zhou Chen, you must know that the knowledge in the chain database of the Odo civilization in his body is all-encompassing, even if he keeps learning and comprehending for a moment, a person may not be able to fully stimulate them in his lifetime.

Not learning is a waste, in Zhou Chen's opinion, this is a hundred times more shameful than wasting resources!

With the increasing amount of knowledge mastered, Zhou Chen found that the correlation and divergence between various knowledge are also increasing.

There are certainly good and bad things about this.

On the one hand, excessive divergence increases the difficulty of accepting new knowledge, and often based on the thinking of a problem, several, or even countless questions will be derived, which makes people unintelligible and lost.

But on the other hand, Zhou Chen realized that these interrelated knowledge were actually more conducive to establishing a kind of "unified" system.

The more relevant the knowledge, the more unified it is.

For example, now Zhou Chen is from his own point of view, because he is better at astrophysics knowledge, so the knowledge that he has developed is basically related to astrophysics, but with the continuous expansion of knowledge, the disciplines closely related to astrophysics have begun to slowly unfold.

For example, mathematics, which is the basis of astrophysics, so more or less, Zhou Chen has made some progress in mathematics.

Another example is high-energy particle physics, thermodynamic physics, condensed matter physics, and so on.

They are themselves branches of physics in different directions, and in the realm of physics, these branches belong to the same large family.

To a certain extent, it naturally tends to be unified.

In other words, after a certain stage, it is difficult to solve the problem by relying solely on one discipline. More often than not, it involves the whole body, and the problem that pops up often forces the solver to learn as much as possible about the different branches!

As he mastered more and more knowledge points, Zhou Chen gradually found fun in the learning process.

This is thanks to the fact that he has a good teacher like Dandan, and if there is anything he doesn't understand, Dandan's can directly help him answer.

At the same time, he also has an incomparable plug-in, that is, the chain database of the Odo civilization!

Once those boring knowledge points were stimulated, they were like inscriptions engraved on stone tablets, firmly imprinted in his mind, and there was almost no possibility of forgetting.

Imagine that in a sense, it is not another pleasure to save a lot of desperate memory processes, and to be able to actively diverge and understand the world more and more?

It's a pity, just like all good things leave regrets, Zhou Chen's undisturbed and efficient learning mode also has unsatisfactory points.

The "learning mode" requires a high level of concentration, which is a very heavy burden on the body, and once it lasts too long, the body can no longer bear it and it is difficult to concentrate. It's like a kind of self-protection of the body, and after a certain load, it strikes.

Zhou Chen felt a sense of exhaustion from his body, but his heart was full of joy.

Through this study, in addition to learning some new knowledge, his understanding of the previous knowledge points seems to be more distinct.

Closing his eyes, groups of formulas alternately passed through his mind, as if he had seen a partner he had known for many years, and the corners of Zhou Chen's mouth raised a faint smile.

Suddenly, a simple and peculiar formula came to mind.

It's a core formula! A voice told him so.

Then the core formula begins to change, just like the animation is playing frame by frame, the core formula is constantly transformed, adding auxiliary items, and slowly transforming and splitting into other formulas like an organic life.

After a while, those transformed formulas gathered together, getting closer and closer to each other, and finally condensed together, and then exploded into a new world.

Zhou Chen opened his eyes suddenly, only to find that he had fallen asleep because of fatigue, and everything just now turned out to be a dream.

He took out his mobile phone and looked at the time, it was already more than ten o'clock in the evening, that is, he slept for more than an hour!

Zhou Chen shook his head and broke free from that mysterious dream. It is said that there are thoughts during the day and dreams at night, and it seems that he is over-learning, and even dreaming is related to science.

He got up and grabbed a piece of clothing and prepared to take a hot shower.

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Washington, USA.

It was 10 a.m., and Sidney, dressed in a crisp suit, walked into his office and began a new day's work.

The editors of Science can be roughly divided into two categories: "physical science" editors and "life science" editors, of which the number of physical science editors is only half of that of life science editors.

Sidney is one of the five editors of Science's Physical Sciences section.

As the editor of Science, Sidney's day is simple but tedious, as he faces submissions from scientists from all over the world and accurately submits them to the jury for initial screening.

This seemingly simple job actually requires a strong level of professionalism.

Preliminary editors like Sidney and expert reviewers from Science form the initial screening process, and about 70% of the manuscripts submitted to Science will stop at this stage.

Of course, as a competent editor, Sidney must not and should not weed out submissions based on his own preferences, and his job is to weed out the obviously spammy and missubmitted manuscripts, and then send the truly meaningful manuscripts to the expert reviewers of the review committee according to the category.

"Huh, "On a special black hole state and the connection between the 'extreme Kerr black hole' and the 'cosmic supervision hypothesis'"? It's been a long time since I've had a submission about the theory of black holes, and today I was lucky enough to come across it......"

Sidney became energetic, took a sip of his coffee, and his eyes scanned through the paper.

Although he couldn't see the depth of the paper very clearly, it was certain that it was not a garbage manuscript.

"So...... Who is this submission for? Sidney opened his catalogue and selected several reviewers.

"Well, Alex, Samuel, Patrick, the three of them will love to see this paper, oh yes, Roxani and Christine also have research on this, so let's give them their opinions on the paper."

Sidney selected five reviewers at once, and although the lineup was a bit large compared to other manuscripts, who called this a relatively rare paper, he smiled smugly, and sent the paper over.

Princeton, a rural city located between New York and Philadelphia.

The scenery is elegant, the trees are shady, the clear river flows quietly around this small town, and the old white brick buildings have a strong European Gothic style, which contains a unique historical atmosphere of Westerners.

In this beautiful rural city, there is one university that makes Princeton known to the world, and that is Princeton University.

Princeton University is known for its elite teaching model. With just over 7,000 students, an average of seven students and one teacher, and the richest university in the world, with an average of $2 million per undergraduate, Princeton is well positioned to create a better learning environment for its students.

The aristocratic atmosphere shrouded in a strong cultural atmosphere made Princeton a favored place for the upper class of Americans to live and study.

Alex, a professor in the astronomy department at Princeton, received a message from the editorial office of Science, so he downloaded and printed the paper and read it carefully.

After only ten minutes, the seventy-year-old professor's eyes glowed brightly, and he picked up the landline next to him and dialed his old friend's phone.