Ye Ming could think that someone in the scientific research system must have opinions about what happened yesterday.
He is not RMB, how can he be liked by everyone?
But what he didn't expect was that... people who had opinions about him could actually express their will to him through Director Niu...
This... is a bit naughty.
It's also a bit irritating.
After he said the cruel words, Director Niu looked at him quietly, and he looked at Director Niu without showing any weakness.
Gradually, the atmosphere in the room became a little tense.
After a while, Director Niu suddenly smiled.
The tension in the room evaporated.
While laughing, he shook his head: "Are you a guy who doesn't know how to live well?"
"It's not that I don't care, but...Brother Niu, I said before that I don't like others to hold me back."
"The problem is that I'm not procrastinating - aren't there more than a dozen people in a research team working better than that one person?"
"The problem is that I didn't invite them." Ye Ming stared at Director Niu: "The spaceship was designed by Aita and I within a week. Do I need so many people?"
Director Niu frowned again.
"The problem is that even if you don't need to, you can't be so straightforward... Ye Ming, there is no need to blindly break the rules and systems. No matter how powerful a person is, the entire scientific research system must cooperate, right?"
Ye Ming lowered his gaze and was silent for a few seconds again.
"Brother Niu, we have achieved controllable nuclear fusion, we have given birth to strong AI, we have built artificial gravity, and we are about to rush out of the earth... Then why do we still have to abide by those 'rules'?"
Ye Ming looked at him and asked seriously: "Why?"
Director Niu looked at him in shock.
"I am 21 years old this year. I have no disaster or disease. Except for the falling missiles from the United States, I think it will be fine to live for another few decades."
"So the question is, why should I follow and maintain a rule that...at least seems less fair for decades to come? Instead of establishing a rule that is fairer?"
“Are fairer rules not good for this country, this planet, or all of humanity?”
"Yes, there is no absolute fairness, but there is relative fairness." Ye Ming pointed to Yin Ta who was charging aside.
"Aita is fair. One day, all wisdom and talent will bloom with it as the soil, and all efforts will be displayed with it as the stage - knowledge will no longer be monopolized by a few. There will no longer be so-called ‘resources’ in human hands.”
"Of course mentors can exist as guides, but that is more for the pursuit and inheritance of science, rather than for controlling other people's destinies and plundering other people's interests - with all due respect, they are not worthy."
Ye Ming looked at Director Niu quietly: "I said so."
Looking at Ye Ming's young face, Director Niu's brows gradually relaxed.
He and Ye Ming are very familiar.
He was so familiar with it that he sometimes didn't realize that the guy in front of him was only 21 years old, and he was as talented as a god.
"Ye Ming has a supercomputer in his mind" is not a joke, but a fact that has been verified by countless people - no matter how complicated the equation is, he only needs to look at it a few times and he can quickly write an accurate answer.
That kind of people……
In silence, Director Niu exhaled slowly.
"What do you plan to build a space observatory? What about your plans for a lunar factory? According to the current engine design, the existing helium 3 is only enough to run back and forth."
Hearing Director Niu talk about this, Ye Ming immediately got into the mood.
"The space observatory needs to be simply integrated with the current space station - the space station will have to be redesigned in the future anyway, and the current space station should be used as waste."
Director Niu glared at him.
"The only way to achieve a permanent solution is to integrate it with the future space city."
As Ye Ming spoke, he pulled out a piece of paper and drew the prototype of the space city in his mind - this is a design similar to a car steering wheel, based on a gravity field, and then the middle part is a fusion reactor to provide the space city with Energy, surrounded by different gravity areas for work and life.
"This space city is just the first step. In the future, we will rely on it to form a huge orbital space port to operate resources and maintain spacecrafts. We can even directly build detectors that do not need to resist large gravity. and small craft.”
"Of course, this may take a while to build... Let's talk about the moon factory first."
"For a lunar factory, the first step is to build a helium 3 processing plant - you were wrong just now. The existing helium 3 cannot go back and forth, it can only go one way."
Director Niu was full of enthusiasm when he heard this, and was startled when he heard the words: "Why?"
"Because it needs to be put into trial operation... How dare you install it on the spacecraft without testing it?"
Director Niu slapped his forehead.
"Go on."
"For the extraction of helium 3, we got some lunar soil in the first half of the year. Professor Huo is currently leading people to do it. We have found a more reliable extraction plan. Well... it is better than the current one. If we can do it again this year If we can’t find a new breakthrough, we will design the process flow according to this plan.”
"Also... I can give you the bottom line. According to the current technical progress in all aspects, we can complete the deployment of the space factory and the first batch of helium 3 within one month of landing on the moon with resources. of refinement.”
Director Niu listened happily: "It means that the oil is only enough to drive one side, and you have to drill and refine the oil after it reaches the ground, right?"
"That's pretty much what it means."
"What happens after that? Mars?"
"After that..." Ye Ming squinted and suddenly felt happy: "How about we stand on the moon and cheer for Musk's spacecraft heading to Mars?"
"Ahahahaha!"
…
After Director Niu left, Ye Ming opened arxiv.
As he expected, there were already countless comments on his post about this topic, including not only well-known observatories around the world, but also well-known astronomers.
All messages were optimistic and exciting, based on trust in his academic credibility.
"Looking forward to Professor Ye's new discoveries."
"Professor Ye, may I ask if this is the clue Aita obtained through the analysis of big data?"
"Could this really be a black hole? What about the model?"
"We seem to have some data here, I wonder if it can be helpful..."
Ye Ming took some time to reply to the message - especially the message mentioning Aita, he wrote more.
——Nowadays, in addition to domestic scientific research institutions starting to upload data to Aita, foreign institutions basically treat Aita as a large computing center and auxiliary tool, and do not upload core and important data. Leave it to Aita for analysis.
Then Ye Ming will let these colleagues take a look and become jealous, how many opportunities they have missed.
…
Three days later, with Aita's assistance, Li Lei completed the thesis, and at the same time brought Ye Ming a piece of news that he didn't know whether it was good or bad.
——Deputy Director Chen has been transferred.
Not only was Deputy Director Chen transferred, the Academy of Sciences also made low-key adjustments to two leaders in high positions.
That’s it, it’s come to an end.
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