Technology Invades the Modern World
科技入侵现代
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I still don't quite believe that the US really landed on the moon.
Could the author please stop focusing on the 1960s and just stick to the modern era? I suggest cutting all the 1960s storylines and releasing them as side stories after the main story is finished.
Come on
The author is a rare find—a specialist in science with a thorough understanding of the humanities and social sciences. Other similar books either present an overly simplistic view of society or demonstrate a complete lack of understanding of science-related topics. This article is truly exceptional. I'm currently an undergraduate student at a top 10 university in Illinois, and I deeply resonate with some of the points. I hope the author will continue to strive for excellence.
I was just about to start reading when I glanced at the first chapter or two and the book review section. Why are so many people discussing whether the US really landed on the moon?! All the countries in the world capable of verification acknowledge the successful manned moon landing. The relevant evidence is publicly available on their official websites; you can check it out if you're curious.
Regardless of whether the US actually landed a manned moon, data fabrication is highly likely. Compared to the claims of amateur scientists and book lovers, I have more faith in the popular science statements of our academicians; they truly did go to the moon. If you think you're better than the academicians, then I suggest you stand up. The truth shouldn't be buried.
To borrow the words of the Tongliao Khan
The Cold War broke out because the United States and the Soviet Union, twin pillars of modern civilization, reached a crossroads that would determine the fate of humanity. Both countries believed their own path was correct and that they had an obligation to lead all of humanity towards a brighter future.
Given the high level of prejudice against Chinese people in the United States, is it really possible for a Chinese person to become the director of NASA?
It's almost over, I guess. I feel like the author has completely gone into self-indulgent mode.
Regarding the part about catching a bullet with bare hands
To be honest, I really didn't understand the point of this bullet-catching scene, or the emphasis on divinity. The previous chapter already felt a bit overdone. While the author mentioned the protagonist's body evolved after passing through the gate, it didn't say it had evolved to this extent. Let's discuss this rigorously: what does it mean to be able to move in 0.1‰ Of a second? 1.
I've read the latest Epstein files.
It can only be said that none of America's top politicians and businessmen are human; they are from a completely different world from the content of this novel.