When quantum entanglement has the amplitude of a heartbeat, there is a whole universe of romance hidden in the cracks of the formula.
"Your experimental data will always have an error of 0.03% Less than mine."
"But your heart rate is always 3.14 Beats/minute higher than mine."
On the final night of the International Physics Competition, the tokamak device lost control during the countdown, and the hot plasma welded the shadows of the two people to the titanium alloy wall. Song Shigui tore up his protective clothing and wrapped it around Lin Zhaoxi's bleeding fingers. He sneered amidst the radiation alarm: "Do you dare to bet? If we can get out alive, your coffee allergy will be cured."
Eighteen years ago, on the night of a magnetic storm in Beijing, two children used a radio telescope to send brain waves into the universe. Eighteen years later, at the international competition, they were forced to admit that their tremors while solving each other's problems were actually synchronized with the fluctuations of the star map 26 light-years away.
When quantum computers reach desperate conclusions
This pair of stars will either kiss in the cracks of the formula, or send the entire universe into logical collapse.
When quantum foam begins to swallow up the laws of physics, the two old enemies discover that the most dangerous experiment is to keep two stars at a safe distance from each other during a collision.
Intention: In the absolute rationality of truth, the variables of human emotions are the optimal solution to subvert the universe