"Very imaginative! This isn't science fiction!" Professor Wu Min looked at Jiang Yan Hai in amazement. "No wonder Principal Zheng said you were a genius in this field. From what you're saying, have you already achieved something in this area?"
"Yes! I've completed the visual programming, along with some physics engines and logical analysis and decision-making algorithms. There's just one problem: after finishing the software... I realized there's no hardware capable of meeting my technical requirements." Jiang Yan Hai shrugged.
Although Jiang Yan Hai had not written the program himself, reality could be frustrating sometimes. You might have everything planned out in your head, know countless theories, and even have the software ready—only to discover that no hardware existed capable of accomplishing what you needed.
That was rather awkward.
Jiang Yan Hai was hardly the only one to face such a situation. Take Nikola Tesla, for example—a genius whose existence had been obscured by the American government for countless years.
That man was a true legend. No exaggeration: his accomplishments were more impressive than those of many webnovel protagonists.
You probably wouldn't even dare write a modern urban novel like that.
Yet he had been a real person. As the saying went, the difference in intelligence between people could be greater than the difference between a person and a dog.
Many of Tesla's inventions... proved that it was merely the era that had limited him, not his own inability to bring them into reality. Huawei's latest phones had wireless charging technology. Impressive, right?
That man had already done it over a century ago... Could you even imagine that?
So sometimes, just because you thought someone was crazy did not mean they truly were. Perhaps their era simply had not arrived yet.
Jiang Yan Hai did not dare claim to be