Xing Baohua asked Zhang Dongshuo, "If possible, I'll have someone make some auxiliary software for you to refer to."

"It's no use. We haven't even figured out the theoretical stuff, so how can we explain the concepts to the programmers? They'll be even more confused. The theory we're discussing now is quantum logic. We're still having vague concepts about addition operations, addition logic, and superposition logic."

A mathematics expert standing nearby said, "Yes, it can be measured differently from traditional methods. Quantum mechanics also has its own commutative laws, distributive laws, excluded middle laws, and contradiction laws, etc."

Furthermore, our comparison is based on the 1936 paper "The Logic of Quantum Mechanics," where operator algebra in quantum physics is also a non-traditional logical algebra. Moreover, it is a very distinctive algebraic problem.

“Find out this feature,” another mathematics expert said.

"Stop! Would you believe me if I said my math teacher was a PE teacher? That's beyond my common sense. You can continue discussing, no, continue arguing. I'm going out for some fresh air," Xing Baohua said.

"Don't go! Who believes your nonsense? You can't do math, how could you write code and design graphics card chip architecture?" Zhang Dongshuo said to Xing Baohua's back, trying to expose him.

Xing Baohua turned around and said, "I really don't understand any of this. Please continue."

Are theoretical concepts important?

It's very important that the development of anything begins with theory. Even something as big as a giant mushroom has to be developed theoretically.

Only by thoroughly understanding the theory and then proceeding to simulation calculations can we obtain certain results. Only when the theoretical data is correct can we move on to substantive experiments.

They were not the same thing, so they immediately went into experimentation, while simultaneously organizing the ethical considerations.

This situation does occur; it's a foolish approach that only wastes money.

Many institutions lure in a sum of money, and that's how they operate. The money runs out without any results, and if they want results, they keep investing, since failure is the norm anyway.

Wang Dalu came to Pengcheng to help his sister check out the health products she had tested.

After that, we need to pack it up and send it to Japan and South Korea for testing.

Upon arriving at the biological laboratory in Pengcheng, he was presented with three products. All of them were ginseng-based, primarily marketed for replenishing qi and improving health.

Wang Dalu picked up a 10ml bottle and looked at it. Because the bottle was dark brown, he couldn't see the color of the liquid.

I smelled it, and it did indeed have a ginseng scent, which smelled quite nice.

I didn't care, I just sucked it straight into my mouth.

"Ugh! Ptooey!! How much sugar did you put in?! It's cloyingly sweet!" Wang Dalu asked with a bitter face.