Kunikida is a science student if.
This article originated from a chat in the group: "For example, what is the maximum thickness and weight of Kunikida's book? What is the definition of qualified paper? What if more concise language is used? The paper torn from the original Chinese Kida can also be used. So what will happen if a piece of paper is torn into many parts? If Kunikida self-hypnotizes (for example, seeing the wall as a Paper can be used as a pen with any sharp object at hand). If Kunikida studies in science and engineering and understands the extent of the effect (for example, knowing that this is a small reactor and will explode; or knowing what kind of reactor this is and why it will explode), can he create a memory for specific situations (for example, a USB flash drive that knows the specific information but does not know the password /memory that knows the password but does not know the specific information), another example is to create the key of the original work. Do you need to remember each specific texture and concave and convex thickness, or conceptually remember the general shape and function. If it is rough, then to what extent do you need to see/remember/understand it? If you don't know the specific name but know the specific function, it depends on yourself. To understand whether naming is useful (). For a more specific example, when Kunikida makes a bomb, he sees the appearance and understands the effect, and does not need to really know the specific principle; when Kunikida makes a key, he does not need to know the principle of the key to open the lock (such as how the internal structure of the lock adapts), then if he witnesses Chuuya's gravity ball..."
It's probably a story about the invincible Kunikida's mother and a bunch of out-of-school children/older children/child workers in black companies.
Brainstorm opened on 2021.07.05
Concept: Knowledge is power.
