"I think starting with mathematics may indeed have been a mistake," Batman said in the study of the Tower of Thought.
"There are two kinds of people in this world. One tends toward abstract logic, while the other needs concrete examples before they can apply their intelligence," Stark said from behind his desk in the Stark Tower office.
Soon, the dim light of the study blended with the bright light from the floor-to-ceiling windows. As the intricate backgrounds faded away, the two desks appeared in the same space.
Schiller first turned to the left. Batman raised a sheet of paper from behind his wooden desk and said, "Physics is relatively more interesting among the sciences, has a wider range of applications, and of all scientific theories, physics is also what I am best at."
"Of course, of course, of course. I was born for Natural Sciences!" Stark said from behind the desk on the right. "Or perhaps it should have been born for me. When I was born, every law of physics in this world should have cheered."
"Physics is divided into many branches: mechanics, electronics, atomic and molecular physics, quantum mechanics, astrophysics, and so on. Every one of them explores the nature of matter and the laws governing its interactions and motion." Batman's voice was extraordinarily rhythmic.
"This is the most romantic discipline in the world. It truly dissects every object around us and the way the entire world operates. If you yearn for the truth of this universe, then you will inevitably set foot upon the path of physics." Stark's voice was gentle and unhurried.
"Next, I will explain the basic definitions of what foundational physics, such as mechanics, thermodynamics, optics, and electromagnetism, encompasses..." Batman slowed his tone, paused, and continued.
"Without question, the essence of physics lies