Medical Center.
Adam had run into the future Principal Hibbert.
What a pleasant surprise.
"Dr. Hibbert, I have a very good friend who is currently pursuing a PhD in Theoretical Physics at the California Institute of Technology. It's also his second doctorate."
Adam smiled. "I hope you can look after him a little when the time comes."
"A PhD in theoretical physics, and a double doctorate at that."
Dr. Hibbert said in surprise, "Another good friend of yours, Dr. Duncan? He must be quite young. With such accomplishments, he must be a genius. I like geniuses best. Everyone likes geniuses. They always inspire people to donate. Though they aren't the force that makes the final decision... the more geniuses, the better. And since you've asked, Dr. Duncan, I'll certainly take extra care of him."
"He really is a super genius," Adam reminded him. "But he has a somewhat strange temperament. Some say he has a beautiful mind. Others say he's a troublemaker. Most people just think he's bananas and can't be bothered with him. As for raising funds in his name, I'd advise against it."
"Why?" Dr. Hibbert frowned.
His greatest pride was his skill at fundraising.
And all kinds of genius scientists at a university made excellent selling points.
He would not give up any opportunity.
It was a matter of professional habit.
If he had not been so dedicated, he would not have achieved three consecutive leaps in his career at such a young age.
Now, he was about to take charge of one of the top ten private research universities in the country.
This concerned his career.
He had to get to the bottom of it.
"Let me put it this way." After giving it some thought, Adam smiled. "Let me describe what would happen if you