Who Else?!

Medical Center.

Teaching room.

"Yes."

Under everyone's watchful eyes, Adam nodded, confirming Dr. Burke's conjecture.

Wow!

The scene immediately erupted in an uproar.

That's really true!

That's incredible.

"That's just bragging."

"How is that possible?"

"They've even considered this? That's way too much."

"I don't believe it, he must be guessing."

"I don't believe it either!"

"Even if it was a guess, the fact that he considered this detail is terrifying."

"..."

The crowd was abuzz with discussion, many disbelieving that Adam could have accomplished this, and deeply impressed by Adam attention to detail.

This is really challenging everyone's conventional thinking.

"Dr. Duncan, what is your basis?"

Dr. Burke's eyes narrowed, and he questioned.

"Certainly."

Adam calmly began to explain his actions.

Since Dr. Grey pioneered this classic surgery, he has shared data from numerous subsequent heart surgeries of this kind.

It covers children, youth, adults, middle-aged people, the elderly, men, women, good men, and neutral people, etc.

"... Thanks to Dr. Grey's pioneering efforts, there are now tens of thousands of such data points. Due to time constraints, I will not list them all, but will only give a few dozen examples."

Adam explained, "Through big data analysis, I applied the data from Dr. Burke's heart surgery on the little girl to the original classic surgery and made corresponding adjustments. Of course, this is just a theoretical, fuzzy set of data, but we can only go this far in our expansion and deduction here today."

The entire room fell into a deathly silence.

The camera crew quickly captured the expressions on the faces of everyone present.

They are professionals, and naturally they know the value of such a scene.

They wouldn't normally take on such small jobs outside their circle, but they simply couldn't refuse the amount of money Adam offered.

But now, they're starting to feel like they're making a movie, and they're getting into the mood.

Emmm.

We're not doing this for the money, we're doing it for the art!

The lead photographer was completely excited.

As the saying goes, a cinematographer who doesn't aspire to be a director isn't a good cinematographer!

With such a great subject matter, such a handsome lead actor, and such stunningly realistic scenes, once filmed, his director Chu Nu's work is sure to be an instant hit.

If you can be a director, who would want to be a cinematographer?

And he wasn't just daydreaming.

Many directors transitioned from cinematographers.

Others can.

Why can't he?

At this moment, he even imagined himself achieving great success as a director.

No more hiding behind the scenes to film for the director and actresses.

No more using photoshoots in my spare time to appease third-rate actresses and dreamers, thus tarnishing the professional reputation of photographers.

He can also have late-night conversations with top actresses about life, ideals, and scripts, getting a feel for the male lead's mindset beforehand, thus laying a solid foundation for better filming.

He is the king of the world!

"You've memorized all the surgical data following this groundbreaking surgery?"

After a long while, someone finally asked in a hoarse voice in the King of the World's camera lens.

"I did some research."

Adam smiled reservedly.

"You remember all tens of thousands of surgeries?"

Someone pressed for an answer, their tone filled with disbelief.

"I have a good memory."

Adam remained reserved once again.

"You just casually deduced that from this data?"

Someone else pressed for an answer.

"I'm pretty good at math, and I'm quite good with numbers."

Adam was truly reserved this time.

In the field of mathematics, he's just starting out; he's still a newbie.

Yes, that's how he is for Paige...

"..."

The entire venue fell silent again, with many people staring in disbelief.

Damn it!

You're pretty good no matter what I say!

You think this is just "not bad"?

So what are we?

Is it garbage?

What followed was quite dramatic.

Whenever Adam proposes a new direction for expansion, and the legendary Alice Grey imagines a branch surgery, whether virtual or real,...

People kept interrupting, asking all sorts of tricky and strange questions.

They suspected Adam was faking it.

Everything before was meticulously planned.

Nobody can be this awesome!

In their world, there's no room for such an awesome peer!

Therefore, exposing Adam's true nature became the common goal of most people.

They would ask any question they could think of immediately.

If Adam cannot answer, it proves their point.

That would put their minds at ease.

To their astonishment and bewilderment, Adam was able to answer any question they posed quickly and accurately.

This doesn't seem like something that could be planned in advance.

Because even they themselves didn't know they would ask this question, and some of the questions were completely off-topic and had nothing to do with the surgery.

"No way?"

"No way?"

"No way?"

This classic sentiment came to mind for everyone.

Even if you don't want to believe it, the only explanation for this phenomenon is that Adam really was a heifer standing upside down, incredibly awesome.

The amount of theoretical knowledge a mere intern possesses is unbelievably exaggerated.

Could a truly top-tier genius really achieve this?

"I didn't believe it when Dr. Grey said that Adam's theoretical knowledge was second to none and his technical skills were those of a newly promoted attending physician."

George, sitting in the front row, murmured, "Now it seems that Dr. Grey is indeed Dr. Grey. Her vision is beyond our reach. I'm impressed."

Such rapid-fire Q&A is the best way to demonstrate a person's true theoretical level.

Why do senior doctors have such authority when they lead interns on ward rounds?

It's because when interns ask questions, they need to do their homework beforehand to answer them, while the interns just give off off-the-cuff explanations.

Sometimes interns know they are right, but they don't dare to argue with their senior doctors because they don't have the confidence to confront them directly and debate openly.

He was afraid that his superior doctor might ask a question he hadn't thought of, and he wouldn't be able to answer it.

Because medicine is too profound.

The same illness can have countless explanations.

Oncologist see the symptoms of tumors.

Immunologists are seeing immune symptoms.

What neurologists see are neurological symptoms.

Until a definitive diagnosis is made and treatment proves effective, no one can say for sure.

Before this, whoever's theory could better explain the illness, whoever had more confidence, and whoever could persuade patients and others more, was the authority and could take the lead.

That's where the concept of technological authority and the rule of obeying technological authority come from!

"Fantastic! Brilliant!"

The cinematographer, aspiring to be a director, kept shooting, his mind screaming, "Who else? Again! Again! Don't stop!"

Unfortunately, after the barrage of questions just now, everyone was stunned by Adam, their minds went blank, they couldn't think of any questions, and were left only with disbelief.

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