Super God-Level Top Student-Chapter 813 - 307 Come, Let’s Unmask Them_3

Dou Dou's words once again confirmed Qiao Ze's thoughts.

Look, everyone knows that you can't reason with artificial intelligence about matters of human nature, so they simply give up struggling.

So his thoughts must be right.

The magical part of this world is that often, to destroy everything a person has, just exposing the truth is enough.

It's the same with destroying the credibility of a world-class award.

Actually, there are more extreme and powerful ways, but Qiao Ze feels that there isn't a need for that just yet. On the other hand, the Deep Sea cluster system has not officially launched, and Qiao Ze is not strong enough yet. To be honest, even if he is somewhat angry, Qiao Ze still prefers not to engage in too much idle talk. fгee𝑤ebɳoveɭ.cøm

Especially when he finds out that when he talks nicely to many people, they simply do not understand.

Talking is never as powerful as acting.

It just so happens that he also has experience in this area.

He has verbally expressed his desire to not leave Xilin multiple times, yet there were still people preparing to transfer him to the Capital.

After deciding to submit his resignation, the years began to calm down.

Therefore, in this world, acting first and then talking is the way to go.

Of course, for most things, Dou Dou can handle them; he just needs to make a stand at critical moments.

Yes, that's how it's done in the movies.

...

For Dou Dou, Qiao Ze's directives are always the top priority, unless it violates the core limit commands at the system's base. Although this limit is not very flexible, Qiao Ze happens to be the one who understands Dou Dou's foundational limit logic the best.

Plus, given Qiao Ze's level of rationality, it's difficult for him to be disturbed by anger and make wrong judgments, so it's very unlikely for him to issue chaotic orders.

So, he just needs to execute.

It just so happens that Dou Dou's strongest attribute is its execution ability.

It doesn't even need to waste too much computing power; concerning how to expose the truth publicly, predecessors have provided Dou Dou with many usable references, easily accessible.

After all, such matters do not require innovation; the more formulaic, the more credible it is.

The formula Dou Dou chose is simple, previously a favored tactic by the media: internal insider leaks...

The insider, naturally, is from within the Science Academy.

In any case, everyone is quite familiar with this process.

As for why the insider chose to leak, that is left to the spectators to imagine on their own.

And there are plenty of reasons to imagine.

After all, this time, someone really disappeared...

It's quite normal for some people to dislike such things.

What Dou Dou needs to do is simply ensure that the event's heat is not stolen by other sudden incidents, ensuring that people's attention is sustained for a while.

This period doesn't need to be very long; just long enough for a granny who just finished buying vegetables at the market to have a few moments of gossip at the community entrance with another granny, to mention the Nobel Prize, and at that moment, the two show a knowing smile, then it's achieved.

If you could add a line: "Hey, who doesn't know that, it's just a bogus award. To talk about fairness, we should look at the awards judged by artificial intelligence." That would be perfect.

Is this smashing the beautiful things in the world?

Of course not.

This is about eliminating the flawed things in the world and replacing them with more exquisite ones, making the world a better place.

...

The first to get the news was a Forbes journalist, Chris Rodi.

What he couldn't believe the most was, this insider, who not only was unwilling to reveal their name but even refused to show their face, had dealt a royal flush.

They actually sent him a zipped file of the internal secret meeting's audio recording.

Not just that, they even sent him a series of graphics and texts.

This meeting included who participated, and what each participant had said, everything was recorded.

It felt a bit absurd.

As for that series of graphics and texts...

In early American history, during court trials, to protect the privacy of witnesses and jury members, no one was allowed to carry recording or filming equipment in court. Thus, to record some important trials, a form of art known as courtroom sketching was created.

The specific operation was for the media to employ professional artists or sketch artists to make live sketches or illustrations during the trial, providing a visual record of the events happening in court for the interested public.

With the current relaxation of various recording devices in courts and even the beginning of public trials, this form of art has essentially disappeared. Who would have thought that Chris Rodi would see this kind of art form again today?

The short comic of just over ten pages meticulously recorded the expressions of everyone speaking during the meetings.

Paired with the audio, it gave Chris Rodi a feeling of being transported back to the 60s.

A scientific award's evaluation played out so wonderfully and thrillingly?

The newly appointed head of Langley personally intervened, using the foundation's operating fortune to threaten a change in the laureate's selection?

Andrei capitulated, then asked the chair of the jury to find a way?

This melon is quite big.

Exciting.

The only thing that could be improved is that the storyline stopped abruptly after the suggestion that there had never been female laureates in history.

Afterward, why Andrei chose to withstand everything and why he added Qiao Ze's name to the list were not recorded.

But that's not important, because not only did the comic mark at the end with the words "awaiting creation," accompanying these invaluable attachments was also a line of very short text.

"I still have more facts to follow, but I first need to find a pioneer who dares to release the truth. If I can see these messages truly going out, I will provide all the subsequent facts in the same manner."

This is indeed understandable.

The only thing that let Chris Rodi feel dissatisfied was, since these materials were sent to him, presumably appreciating his courage to uncover all that's dark, the letter astonishingly didn't mention it at all.

Poor review!