"The question related to another one of the 10 biggest unsolved problems in physics: is it possible to calculate all parameters that represent the physical world? You said that there should be no difference between the new energy resource and electricity. Alright, if we accept that assumption, then that would mean that you've discovered electrons. In that case, protons must also exist! The aforementioned problem, otherwise known as the measurement problem, was proposed by Mr. Einstein, and the core of this question lies in the existence of electrons and protons. Do they still exist now? How do you know they didn't exist only in the past? In other words, due to the inability to prove the law of Yin Yang supersymmetry, we can't be sure whether protons still exist now! On top of that, due to the problem proposed by Mr. Einstein, there's a possibility that the Yin runes that represent protons may also have only existed in the past!"

His chest was heaving violently as he concluded, "Please elaborate, Mr. Zu."

Just the first question alone involved concepts from two of the 10 biggest unsolvable problems in the field of physics, and no one could've imagined such a stern test from the get-go.

After Blackett asked this question, all of the scientists present put down their hands again.

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