Gario seemed to realize something and walked away. Before he left, Sister You gave him a kilogram of Qiong Element!
We're rich!
Everyone erupted in an uproar. All the Qiong Element they had received before combined didn't even amount to a kilogram!
The representatives of every country could no longer sit still. They frantically urged their scientists to bring out their latest theories.
"Our cutting-edge theories seem even more ridiculous?"
"Quick! Bring out the conjectures!"
Earlier, when they saw the aliens laughing at Newton, they had assumed the aliens found those ancient and classic laws amusing.
Now it seemed that wasn't the case. What the aliens found funny wasn't merely the mistakes. Sometimes, it was because Earth's methods were too bloated, or took a ridiculously long detour.
If the detour was strange enough to be considered wildly imaginative, it became even funnier!
Sister You stuffed a kilogram of Qiong Element into Gario's hands and said, "You have to build that measuring device! Qiong Element can help you. I really want to see you work hard to build it, then use that machine to measure the neutrino mass. Hahahaha!"
Seeing the alien scatter a kilogram of Qiong Element for such a reason, how could anyone fail to understand?
The alien's current behavior was like a scientist waiting to see others work hard to build a giant scale for weighing Earth.
Giving away Qiong Element was an investment—an investment in a grand, palace-level comical project!
But while it was a comical project to the aliens, was it comical to Earth? It wasn't!
The road had to be traveled one step at a time. Simplifying complexity and making a technology increasingly efficient was a slow process.
As long as they kept optimizing, technology would eventually become more mature and more convenient.
In short,