Super God-Level Top Student-Chapter 605 - 249: It’s hard to become stupid too!

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"A report meeting just for this Super Helical Coordinate System?"

Qiao Ze looked at Sun Xiaochun, who had proposed the idea, and thought that the professor from the Capital Academy of Science might be joking.

But his keen observational skills quickly dispelled this notion.

He seemed serious...

Then Qiao Ze realized that not only was Sun Xiaochun serious, but the anticipation in the eyes of the others didn’t seem feigned either.

Moreover, Qiao Ze had actually noticed that everyone’s state of mind hadn’t been great today; several researchers even had heavy dark circles under their eyes.

Clearly, this was unprofessional.

Knowing that an important group meeting was scheduled today, it was a basic expectation for researchers to maintain good sleep and ensure they had ample energy.

Obviously, everyone had failed to do so.

"Mhm, Professor Qiao, it’s really necessary. Everyone really needs it. Truly, otherwise, we just can’t go on."

"Yes, Professor Qiao. You really don’t know, my mentor questioned me until 3 a.m. last night, asking me to help him analyze the proof process of resonance state selection lemma, which I also don’t quite understand."

"Same here. Really, everyone is very interested in those theorems in the Super Helical Coordinate System, if you don’t explain, we can’t rest every night."

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After listening to the researchers’ grievances, Qiao Ze roughly understood the reason behind their collective lack of energy.

It made sense.

The main issue was that there was too little understanding of these mathematical tools by outsiders.

The research direction of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton was also somewhat off, highlighting the importance of the Xilin Institute of Mathematics.

The only problem was that holding such a report meeting seemed somewhat superfluous.

Qiao Ze felt there wasn’t much to talk about, as many things were derived from superspiral algebra and theorems of transcendental geometry, with no innovative content. But it seemed that the emotions of the research institute members also needed soothing.

In hesitation, Qiao Ze saw Wang Yu raising his hand.

"Speak," Qiao Ze said, looking at Wang Yu.

"Professor Qiao, I also think you should hold a report meeting. Not just from an academic perspective, you don’t lack, and you don’t even need, the recognition from the academic community. But this report meeting could reassure everyone. Your sudden leave of absence had us students all in a panic, let alone others. So holding a report meeting to announce your return, I think it would be quite nice," Wang Yu added in persuasion.

Indeed, this was an angle that none of the researchers had considered and something Qiao Ze had never paid attention to.

Qiao Ze had never even considered that his every move and choice were constantly touching the fragile hearts of countless people.

After all, Qiao Ze had always been very self-centered, with the number of people he truly cared about being few enough to count on one hand.

Apart from these people, even if the Earth exploded, he could probably accept it without batting an eye and immediately begin thinking about how to provide shelter for himself and those close to him, to survive as long as possible.

Because pure rational thinking can keep a person absolutely lucid. In any emergency, it allows one to find the most advantageous course of action in the shortest time. The downside is that the scope covered is too narrow.

Li Jian Gao had always hoped Qiao Ze could have a more normal university life, which meant subtly integrating into the community and ideally developing a sense of national belonging. Obviously, Li Jian Gao had failed.

It was too difficult for Qiao Ze to blend into the community like a normal student.

A sense of national belonging isn’t something one can possess just by integrating into the community either.

In fact, Li Jian Gao should be thankful to Lu Xiuxiu, who couldn’t communicate well with Qiao Ze, but at least by setting an example from childhood, instilled in Qiao Ze the concept of repaying kindness with kindness.

Instead of developing an extreme sense of self-interest under relatively tough conditions.

Otherwise, the moment Roth Dugan from Princeton invited him, Qiao Ze would probably have started making demands without hesitation.

Yes, Qiao Ze’s feelings were just that simple.

After coming to Xilin University of Technology, before he achieved much, everyone was very good to him. And it was the kind of good that he could clearly feel.

This gave Qiao Ze a sense of belonging to Xilin city.

This was also very important for the series of decisions made under rational control that followed.

Because Qiao Ze always believed that all the goodwill he received after his first paper was officially published in "Duke Mathematical Journal" was no longer pure goodwill, and that was important.

Human nature dictates that the higher one stands, the kinder and more affable the people around them become.

But no one can guarantee that they will always stand high enough.

A sad truth is that when one is about to fall off a cliff, the ones more likely to risk lending a hand are those who had once helped them, not those whom they had helped.

Even some of the helped might secretly push them in order not to suffer from a guilty conscience later, fearing that they didn’t fall hard enough.

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Because this is the reality of the human condition, countless villains in art who repay kindness with ingratitude are particularly endearing.

If you want to write a character as a pure villain, just add a plot twist of repaying kindness with unkindness to make them detestable and enrage readers.

As for those chivalrous heroes in literature who enjoy a carefree life, they have innumerable followers.

Everyone wants to be a hero, but no one can give up the two cows they own at home.

Qiao Ze saw these truths very clearly, so despite receiving many pleasing words from one bigwig after another, his mind never wavered.

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