Super Island Tycoon-Chapter 657 - 656 Fermentation

Yang Jiqian's assistance was significant in this area of work; her knowledge of physics was exceptionally solid, enabling her to work alongside Jiang Cheng in the derivation process.

Under their diligent efforts, the theoretical model of dark matter was soon completed.

Finally, it was done. Next would be the process of experimental validation, and they could now publish this theory to prepare the scientific community.

Jiang Cheng, looking at the large stack of papers in front of him, spoke to Yang Jiqian about his next plans.

That large stack of papers contained the entire theoretical model, comprehensively discussing everything related to dark matter.

For instance, what exactly dark matter is, how it exists, its properties, and the states it could manifest.

All of these aspects were clearly explained in the paper. If the paper is proven correct, humanity will have a deeper understanding of dark matter.

The only rather peculiar aspect is that this paper is extremely revolutionary, potentially overturning many existing theories.

Upon hearing that Jiang Cheng intended to publish the paper immediately, Yang Jiqian hurriedly said: "But this paper hasn't been proven yet, and experimental validation is considerably difficult. If you publish it like this, you will certainly face much skepticism."

Her concerns were indeed very realistic; if it were a proven paper, no matter how revolutionary, it wouldn't be an issue.

That's because it would have been verified, giving others no ground for skepticism.

But if such unproven content were published, it would undoubtedly face universal skepticism, and very few people would be able to accept this kind of groundbreaking paper.

"I'm not afraid; at worst, I'll just argue with those physicists. I'm already prepared for it, just waiting for those self-important people to question it."

"If no one questions me, I'd actually find it boring."

Jiang Cheng is now ready to confront the entire physics community, and what follows is bound to be extremely exciting.

Once Jiang Cheng's paper appears, it is certain to shake the entire academic world.

Given Jiang Cheng's current influence, anything he casually presents can become the center of attention, not to mention such a highly revolutionary paper.

By then, most of the physics community will likely be in an uproar; those who can accept such groundbreaking views are indeed few, and interesting events are sure to unfold.

Skepticism and disparagement are inevitable; even being the world's top scientist, Jiang Cheng is not immune.

Physicists are the most arrogant group in the world, all priding themselves as the smartest individuals. And the fact is, the average IQ of physicists is perhaps the highest across all professions.

Without a genius-level brain, don't even think about entering this field; it's a domain exclusive to geniuses.

The world's physicists think highly of themselves, looking down on scholars from other disciplines.

Physicists all consider themselves the most intelligent, viewing others as inferior to them.

Such people are extremely difficult to accept perspectives different from theirs, even if the proponent of this view is Jiang Cheng.

Moreover, although Jiang Cheng has achieved numerous great successes before, he has never touched on the field of physics.

In the eyes of those physicists, Jiang Cheng isn't considered one of their own, nor can he be truly called a physicist.

If an outsider like Jiang Cheng suddenly comes in and opposes theories they've believed in for many years, not causing a stir would be impossible.

The most crucial problem is that Jiang Cheng's revolutionary theory has yet to be experimentally proven, providing the physicists with an opportunity to attack.

If a view hasn't been proven, being skeptical about it is a perfectly reasonable act.

Therefore, Jiang Cheng is undoubtedly about to face skepticism from the entire physics community, and this skepticism will likely be overwhelming.

Perhaps the domestic physicists might be somewhat restrained, after all, they might consider Jiang Cheng's identity and hold back, maybe even pretending they haven't seen Jiang Cheng's paper at all.

But those foreign physicists won't have so many qualms. They won't care how formidable Jiang Cheng is; they will steadfastly oppose what needs opposing.

It's foreseeable what kind of scenario Jiang Cheng will face next.

However, Jiang Cheng isn't afraid of those skeptical voices; he's ready to confront those physicists head-on for a thorough exchange.

Jiang Cheng has already prepared to fiercely counter those who doubt him, now just waiting for them to make their move.

In any case, in the coming period, apart from validating this revolutionary theory, Jiang Cheng has nothing else to occupy him.

So finding something to adjust his mood isn't a bad idea; at least it won't make him feel so bored.

Soon, Jiang Cheng submitted this highly revolutionary paper to the 'Science' journal.

Such unvalidated papers are incredibly difficult to appear in top-tier scientific journals.

Moreover, the paper is so revolutionary that it practically rewrites the structure of contemporary physics.

Such a paper is inherently unbelievable; if someone else submitted it to the 'Science' journal, they would likely be met with a merciless rejection.

But Jiang Cheng's situation is completely different; his paper doesn't even need to be reviewed and can directly appear in the 'Science' journal.

It's because Jiang Cheng is the owner of the 'Science' journal, and if he wanted, he could even publish a romance novel in this scientific periodical.

The magazine is completely his, and he can do whatever he likes with it; no one there can oppose his will, as those who did have already been fired.

Of course, Jiang Cheng isn't so capricious as to publish a romance novel in a scientific journal.

He merely used his power as the owner to have his paper directly featured in the journal.

After publishing the paper, Jiang Cheng began the work of experimental validation.

Validating the dark matter model is a highly challenging task, requiring the design of new experimental processes.

Current laboratory means are utterly insufficient; it solely depends on Jiang Cheng and Yang Jiqian themselves.

He also has other matters to tend to, and the paper's impact needs time to ferment.

Once the paper's influence begins to manifest, that will be when Jiang Cheng makes his formal move.

This time, he plans to mock all those who doubted him thoroughly, letting them see the consequences of questioning him.

Thus, from then on, his words in the academic realm will become truths, and no one will casually refute his opinions again.